Neon Genesis Evangelion News
| News | Behold The Official EVANGELION Smartphone! | May 3, 2012 |
| News | Watch This Video Of A Little Bird Singing The Evangelion Theme Song | Oct. 4, 2011 |
| News | Tom's Favorite Anime Characters Ever - - Part Two | April 14, 2011 |
| News | Evangelion 2.0 Theater Release Dates | Jan. 6, 2011 |
| News | Community Spotlight - Evangelion! | Dec. 3, 2010 |
| News | Almost Otaku: It All Makes Sense, Now... | Oct. 14, 2010 |
| News | Almost Otaku: Deconstruction, Reconstruction and Preposterone | Sept. 1, 2010 |
| News | Almost Otaku: What's Weird About Manga? | Aug. 28, 2010 |
Like anything new to someone, that is misunderstood or not understood, needs an outline or path to start on. You don’t just jump into Anime, That’s like jumping into any art form and expecting to understand it fully. A little art history not only helps the understanding of something but also the enjoyment of it. Unless you want to just look at pretty pictures, and feel happy. And if that is the case, just stop reading this post now….. But if you would like my simple guide to an Anime adventure in which it is about the journey and not the destination then here it is.
Start with a series, it takes a little work and time but the outcome with worth the work. Make sure the series fits those criteria you may have. And also make sure it’s not a million episodes. Stay away from Bleach, Naruto, and other endless shows. They have their purpose, but it’s not a beginning. Here are some of my personal choices for a beginning of the Anime path. LAIN, Cowboy Bebop, Samurai Champloo, and Hellsing. These are some simple yet exciting and worthy choices. You don’t just jump into and start with Rothko paintings; you start with some popular inspiring pieces of work.
Here is where you can jump into some films. Miyazaki films DON’T count, his anime isn’t anime, it’s genius yes, but does not belong anywhere near the anime path. It deserve it’s own category…. Anyway back on track. Films, yes, start with a couple big ones. Akira, Ghost in the Shell, Ninja Scroll, Blood, Wolf Brigade, and then maybe a couple films not just about the action. The likes of Millennium actress, Perfect Blue, Tokyo Godfathers, and Grave of Fireflies (cried), and many others.
NOTE. This is a long path, not one you can just devour and be done with it in a month. This should be done like anything in life worth doing well. Time and Love.
Now is the chance to branch out into some strange, get a little daring, and watch some stuff you might not like even like, put in the work so to speak. Now is the time to watch Paranoia Agent or Speed Grapher, FLCL, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Now and Then, Here and There, Paprika, Tekkonkinkreet, and this list can actually go on and on. It is the meat and potatoes list.
You’ve put in some work, you deserve some dessert, so go and re-watch some favorites, some stuff you might have missed, or sit back and relax while you watch the new shit. Maybe you are getting stuff weekly straight from Japan, maybe full series from eBay. But your Truly Watching anime, YAY, High School of the Dead, East of Eden, Deadman Wonderland, Sekirei and Queens Blade (late at night), Beck, Gantz, Ergo Proxy, Code Geass, and you having a blast!
IF YOU MADE IT THIS FAR. YOU ARE AN ANIME LOVER. The good news is for the rest of your days you will be surprised by the strangest of shows and films, happiness will come from characters only you and your interweb anime friends will “understand”. The bad news, you are a fully-grown man or woman, who watches shows mainly made for kids. LOL
*Most of us didn’t have a guide; we ventured the anime road lone wolf style. But satisfaction of knowing what a Fist of the North Star can actually do, makes it all worth it.
Long Live Anime!
There's a Fine Line Between Teasing and Open Contempt. Which is This?!
It's not often I ever really editorialize for my blog on Anime Vice, but something I only saw recently has me kind of scratching my head in confusion. It started a few days ago when I was on Comic Vine. I saw a link of their community section for a video discussion for Batgirl Year One. What I saw was a detailed and very informative video about the comic by Whiskey Media interns, Matt "Bodega" Kessler and Steve "Lemon" Ramirez. The basic theme of this feature is that they discuss older series and see if they can still stand up to a modern audience. I had never seen these episode features before. I was also surprised to see one listed for Neon Genesis Evangelion. The series is easily one of the classics for anime and can bring about a very rich discussion. Even more so if you bring up the latest Rebuild of Evangelion projects that have been coming out only recently. What I did notice though was that this particular video was only a little over a minute long. Much shorter than all the others. There was a rather interesting synopsis of what the series means to the history of anime, but their review basically sums up to simply this. "Fuck Anime.". No, I'm not paraphrasing. That's what they literally only said. "Fuck Anime". They then go on to mention talking to one of the editors of Anime Vice. Here I was thinking they were going to go from a joke to possibly talking with Tom Pinchuk over the phone or Skype to get his views on the series. Since he covered it for his Watch & Learn series. Instead, it cut to an empty couch for a few seconds.
I've played football in school on a very large team. So, I know all about harsh though well-natured teasing. This has me kind of confused. I honestly don't know if I should be laughing or be kind of pissed off. Repeatedly, I've seen little other than open contempt to anime and manga from many of the personalities of the sites. This is in no way a statement directed to either Ethan or Daniel. I know that these two have been really supportive and stand up guys to the community of Anime Vice. The same for Tom. Even Coonce occasionally drops in to say a few good things in posts. I know it can't be really easy when you have no in house staff to represent anime, but does that mean you should just constantly mock it in this manner?
There just comes a point when all you are hearing are insults and no praise that you start to wonder if it's teasing, or do they honestly hate you? The mantra that I've often heard from the editors on the Whiskey Media Live Show is, "Anime is for jerks.". How do you expect users from the other sites to drop in and see what's on here if that's all they are ever hearing from the main personalities? Users will often follow the lead of a site personality. I've always tried to be inclusive and welcoming to users from the other Whiskey Media brands as a moderator on Anime Vice. I've personally dedicated a lot of hours into this site. Both editing the wiki pages of numerous series and writing articles for the news page. I really enjoy doing it. When I go into other websites to try and attract new users. I don't just mention Anime Vice. I talk about Whiskey Media as a whole.
It seems as if I'm not to only one who has mixed views about this video. It's getting almost as many negative reviews as positive. Some calling it "needlessly cruel". Was this a rather drawn out example of teasing, or a bold slap in the Anime Vice community's face? I really would like to know.
-Kristoffer Remmell (FoxxFireArt) is a freelance graphic artist, writer, and over all mystery geek.- Follow for news updates: @ animevice / @ FoxxFireArt
WARNING! This video contains explicit language. Also, this video is not edited in any way.
Please feel free to provide suggestions for an anime or manga for me to talk about and I will do my best to oblige. Also, if you are curious about anything discussed in this-or previous-episode(s) don't hesitate to ask me for more information/opinions.
Last episode: So.Much.Awesomeness!
-Will McQuigg ( sotyfan16) is your everyday anime/manga enthusiast. You can also find him on Twitter ( bildo_88).
Evangelion 2.22 is the second movie in Hideaki Anno's Rebuild of
Evangelion tetralogy and this movie is an awesome thrill ride of mech
action that any fan of anime needs to check out.
The Rebuild of Evangelion tetralogy is a remake of the original Neon Genesis Evangelion anime series. The intentions of this film series is to give fans of the original series or movie a new outlook on the story, as well as bring in new non-fans of the series and make it more accessible to them. I don't blame them, the story in the original TV series did get very weird at times specially towards the very end. To avoid any spoilers I'm going to keep my synopsis brief and let you guys decide if you want to find out what happens in the end. I highly recommend you do pick this up and the original movie. Evangelion 2.22 continues the story from where Evangelion 1.11 left off as NERV continues to battle the Angel threat to Tokyo-3. The story of the Evangelion series follows Shinji Ikari, a young boy who has been chosen as the Third Child. The pilots of the Evangelions are children of around the age of fifteen years old. In the first movie, Shinji was seeking the approval of his father, the second movie doesn't really alter this story mechanic. He relationship with his father has grown since the second movie with his father actually making attempts to spend time with Shinji this time around. The movie also continues to focus on NERV (the organization Shinji works for) and there battles with Angels. The movie can be broken down into roughly four battles through out the film. This is where the movie as a whole really shines, the battles are amazing to watch and keep you on the edge of your seat till the final blow is dealt. No battle ever feels repeated, each Angel has it's own unique attacks and appearance to keep things fresh and never dull.
The biggest addition to the series is the introduction of Mari Makinami, a brand new character to the Evangelion series. I was a bit disappointed because the movie has a bunch of marketing relating to this new character but the film doesn't really feature her all that much. She only appears in roughly three different scenes of the film for at most only five to ten minutes at a time. Though she is involved in a very sweet battle scene at the end of the movie. The movie does make up for this by introducing a fan favorite from the original series, Asuka Langley Shikinami (the last name was Soryu in the original). She's a great addition to a cast of very shy and dramatic characters that were introduced in 1.11. She is self absorbed and almost always make fun of Shinji (I think it's because she secretly likes him). The one thing I couldn't understand is that they didn't have her speak any German, it's not a big deal but I know fans of the original will complain about this.
Funimation does yet another superb job of dubbing with Evangelion 2.22. The entire voice cast from the Evangelion 1.11 returns. With Trina Nishimura as Mari and J. Michael Tatum as Ryoji Kaji joining the cast. Tatum wasn't the original voice actor for Kaji, but did a great job just like Aaron Krohn did ten years ago. Trina does a great job of voicing the mysterious Mari even if her character only speaks a handful of lines. The video quality is done in 1080p HD 16 X 9, so I highly recommend everyone pick it up on Blu-ray if your able to. I've seen only a small amount of anime on Blu-ray but the Evangelion movies make my jaw drop every time I see them. Audio is offered in two formats Dolby TrueHD English 6.1 and Dolby TrueHD Japanese 6.1. Subtitles are only offered in English, so unfortunately if you speak any language other than English you won't be able to understand the movie. Inside the case is a twenty page guidebook that gives you information on characters and other aspects of both movies. Funimation does offer a good amount of bonus features this time around which is nice since most of the time they only include trailers for other shows. Special features include a U.S cast commentary, deleted and alternate scenes, Japanese trailers and TV spots and a rebuild of evangelion 2.02 feature. The rebuild of Evangelion 2.02 feature shows scenes from the movie as they were being produced in the studio. Your basically watching the movie "come to life."
Evangelion 2.22 is a must buy movie for fans of the original and newcomers to the series. Great action and a much easier story to follow this time around make for a great viewing experience that every anime fan needs to enjoy over and over again. Remember you mustn't run away, go pick up your copy today.
It was many years ago that I first got hooked on the anime classic Neon Genesis Evangelion and it's several different movies that were each labeled as the "true end". While the previous movie End of Evangelion stood as the latest 'true end'. Now, has begun another dramatic retelling of the Evangelion series. Rather than just blowing up the classic frames of the anime for the theater. The entire series was sent back to square one for the animation in rich high detail perfect for the Blu-ray generation, This is a review of the first Blu-ray in the Rebuild of Evangelion series, Evangelion: 1.11 You Are (Not) Alone."The visual work called Evangelion is composed of a variety of desires.
And it turned out the best way for us do that right now is to redo Evangelion for the theater. "
Original Story, Screenplay, Chief Director
Hideaki Anno (Sept. 28 2006)
Evangelion 1.11 Blu-ray Features
- Disks: 1
- English (dub)
- Japanese (w/subtitles)
- Rebuild of Evangleion (Shiro Sagisu ver. / Joseph Maurice ver.)
- Angel of Doom Promotional Music Video
- News Flashes
- Movie Previews - Evangelion 2.0 & Evangelion 1.0 (Fly Me to the Moon ver. / Beautiful World ver.)
- FUNimation Anime Trailers (Dragon Ball Kai, Darker Than Black, Soul Eater, ect.)
This purchase of the DVD was mostly unplanned. I was taking advantage of the last day of the Amazon discount on all anime blu-ray. It was one of those impulse buys that I'm so happy I made. I have other Blu-ray discs, but this is the first one that I've watched start to finish since I got the HDMI cable for my PS3. For every frame of this recreation is stunning. So much detail to the movie. As much as I would like to see these films on the big screen. At home and on a high def TV really is the way to watch this. Plus side, no jackass talking through the movie.
Guide Book
The guide book included with the disc is twenty pages long. It has images of art work, an introduction by series creator Hideaki Anno where he talks about the plans for this new rebuild project, a basic introduction, production notes, a description list of the cast and The Angels, and a glossary of series terms (Second Impact, AT Field, LCL, ect.). So, if you are new to the whole series of Evangelion. This booklet does a good job of holding your hand through some of the more vague details. A helpful addition given that this 100 minute film sums up events from the first six episodes of the TV series.
Special Features
Rebuild of Evangleion (Shiro Sagisu ver. / Joseph Maurice ver.): This is a special featurette where they analyze the production notes and all the layers of computer animation used in creating the Evangelion 1.0. It breaks it all down piece by piece for many of the most dramatic scenes in the movie. The two versions are actually the exact same thing set to different music.
Angel of Doom Promotional Video: This feels less like a music video in the traditional sense. It's several random scene from the movie set to instrumental music and lasts about 1 minute 14 seconds. It's still pretty good. I loved the scene this song was used in during the movie. I would suggest you watch the full movie before watching this.
New Flashes: Again, I couldn't really call these news flashes. They're closer to teaser trailers that were more than likely used to promote this rebuild project years ago. They are two thirty-second screens of black and Japanese text that are translated to the Western audience.
Movie Previews: The movie previews for the disc starts off with the "Fly Me to the Moon" trailer for Evangelion 2.0. The following six are just trailers for Evangelion 1.0 set to either "Fly Me to the Moon" or "Beautiful World". There are three versions of each of these that just have minor changes to the end.
Trailers: These are a list of trailers found on this Blu-ray. All are for FUNimation dub releases. An odd omission is a lack of a trailer for D.Gray-man. Seeing how that trailer opens before the main disc menu. All these trailers have horribly over the top narration done for them. It makes each one seem incredibly campy.
- Dragon Ball Z Kai (teaser)
- Darker Than Black
- Soul Eater
- Nabari No Ou
- Kenichi
- Tower of Druaga
- Gunslinger Girl
- Aquarion
I hope you found this review of the Blu-ray helpful and detailed. If you are a fan of Evangelion, I really see this as a must buy. Newer fans can't go wrong either and it's easier than trying to track down the entire season of the first anime. There is a lot of potential in this movie series, and I look forward to seeing it all play out.
Blu-ray Review Verdict: 4/5
It's a good movie on Blu-ray. Just as far as the special features. I would of liked to of seen a bit more variety, maybe some behind the scenes, or cast commentaries. A series this detailed deserves it. A solid purchase non the less.Please, enjoy the following trailers and movie clips.
Watch the first 8 Min. Courtesy of FUNimation
Evangelion 1.0 movie review
Rating: TV-14Length: 1:40:00
In the year 2000 was the Second Impact. In the wake of this devastation half the world's population was wiped out. Fifteen years later, a young boy named Shinji Ikari is called upon by his father, the very man who abandoned him three years ago. Without even knowing the purpose, he has arrived, and placed upon this child's shoulders is not just the duty of piloting the Evangelion Unit 01. With it is the task to prevent the Third Impact and the fate of all humanity. Surrounding him is a mysterious girl named Rei and his self-appointed guardian, Misato Katsuragi. How can he flight for a world that has done little else but give him pain?
I am almost always against random remakes of movies and other such things for Blu-ray or other platforms. They are normally just slightly tweaked versions of the original and nothing much is ever really changed. Much in the same way they are constantly re-releasing Star Wars on new formats and the most they do is add one or two small things to warrant another new purchase. This is completely different. These rebuilds come right from the series' original creator, Hideaki Anno; and every bit of animation was done from the ground up. This is no polish job.
The Good
Normally, I listen to original Japanese work with subtitles on animes almost exclusively and watch the dubs once to see what it's like. That was completely turned on it's head here. The English work is top notch dramatic reading. I've watched this movie five times since I got it in my hands. Only once was I watching the Japanese voice work. Not that it's in any way, shape, or form bad. FUNimation just did exceptional work. I only wish more series were dubbed this well.
For all the people that like to say Shinji whines too much, but how many others could go through the same thing and not complain at all. Everything that happens to that Eva he literally feels. So much to the point that he's nearly killed in this movie, but everyone expects him to keep getting in. That fact is what saves him from being annoying. He does keep getting in and tries.
One of the more touching scenes has to be the moment Misato clutches Shinij's hand when she tries to give him an ideal of what there is to fight for, and we see him squeeze her hand back. I love little touches such as that. Still, my absolute favorite was Shinji getting up to take the second shot at the angel at the finale. It's hard not to see the parallels of the sniper scene and the X-Fighter assault on the Death Star in Star Wars. I may get a lot of haters for saying this, but I like this Evangelion scene more. Watching him get up to pick that giant rifle while Misato cheers him on was really exciting and moving. As she's talking to Gendo Ikari in that scene. It almost feels as if she's talking to the audience, as well. Telling us to have more faith in him.
The Angel redesigns were all improvements. The best one has to be the angel Ramiel. The original version had him in a constant geometric form, but this movie it changes shapes with each new tasks it takes. This gives much more of a feel of the power behind the attacks. Watching it change shapes and the sound effects gives it all weight. It's wild to watch as you see the beam literally melt half a mountain.
After the credits there is a preview for the next movie. Much in the same way with the original anime, and overly chipper sounding Misato talks briefly about the coming events of the next movie and promises a little fanservice.
For a TV-14 rating, there is some nudity of fully exposed breasts of Rei. Not meaning to sound greedy, but I'd prefer to see more of Misato in the next film.
The Bad
One of my biggest complaints against the movie would be in time. At 100 minutes, it's hard to feel that they are capturing much of the subtext that made this series so great. This movie does do well. I just feel going for a more solid two hours would be better. To be honest, I would also be happy if these were three hours, but I'm not sure many others would be. It still manages to seek in many of my favorite scenes and add in some new ones.What's weird is just how relaxed people always seem to be during these Angel attacks. People are always walking casually about from place to place. All while the fate of humanity is on the brink of possible eradication.
This movie doesn't make it at all clear just how Toji and Kensuke could of possibly learned that Shinji was the pilot of the Eva. As a long time fan of the series, I already know the answer, but someone new might be confused. For this particular movie, these two guys feel kind of pointless.
Verdict 5/5
One of the biggest challenges is to try and not spend the whole review just making comparisons to the original. This should more be about judging the movie on it's own merits. That's just hard to do when the original is so well known, but I think this movie actually benefits from the comparison. That's because in nearly every way this movie proves strong.
I was cautious about these movies originally. I thought it would all just be a more detailed version of End of Evangelion in the end, but the introduction of new characters and events actually has me curious where this will all end. We could get something really different.
I've been a long time out, but I'm certainly right back in the thick of it, now. This movie is a solid 5 out of 5 for me. All the good stuff more than outweighs the bad.
Favorite Moment: Shinji prepares to take a second shot
Least Favorite Moment: Shinji's walkabout
WTF Moment: Note- Use public transit in Tokyo 3. Cars are screwed.
Favorite Character This Episode: Misato Katsuragi
-Kristoffer Remmell ( FoxxFireArt) is a freelance graphic artist, writer, and over all mystery geek.- Follow for news updates: @ animevice / @ FoxxFireArt
1. 07-Ghost
If you haven't noticed, yes I have an obsession with this series. No matter how many times I read the manga or watch the series there is always something that never gets old. The humour and drama have a perfect mix in 07-Ghost. I can't stand that they stopped the anime, but it's something I'll have to live with. The characters and plot are deep, complex and well thought out. It never gets old. I always find myself laughing, crying, and sitting at the edge of my seat (Not at the same time). 2. Baccano!
The combination of story telling and characters makes this crazy train ride (hahaha Baccano fans) close to 10/10. The lovable cast never gets old. It's original, crazy, and everything I love in one anime. The plot has so many twists, I still find myself surprised the second time around. I really love how the whole series is layered. I'll always find something I didn't notice before, and I really like that. It's one of those series that leaves you with questions, only to be answered by a second go. I'm always shocked at the gore because when it's all over I really don't remember the violence, only a well though out story. 3. Akira
This classic left me with a numb mind the first time through. I find myself reading the manga over and over again, and slipping that dvd into the player on sick days. Sure the mighty 3 hour movie can get long, but it's an epic. Long, but amazing. It isn't like Avatar where it's 3 hours of plot-less CGI, It's got 3 hours of a deep and complex plot. Sure some characters need a bit of work, but hey, who doesn't love Kanaeda? Just a side note, Akira does make a decent drinking game.4. Dolls
This unknown manga always keeps me guessing. A cast of unforgettable characters and twisted tales of treachery makes Dolls a stellar adult manga. I'm always intrigued by Usaki's approach to his brand new world, and the First Brigade makes me laugh and hold my breath. The suspense is wonderfully piled up so that no matter how many times I read the same story, I'm shocked by discoveries I already knew. The action is superb and the world in which Dolls takes place is wholly unique. Bad-ass cops and crazed killers place a cherry on top of this fantastic series. 5. Neon Genesis Evangelion
Another classic to be added to the list. This series is messed up and takes a dip into darker waters, which is something I really like. I missed many things the first time I watched this anime, and the ending was shocking. I watched it one more time, trying to solve the mystery. I find myself watching it over and over to pick up on the little pieces I need to fill in the puzzle of an end. The characters are well done, although Shinji is annoying, NGE wouldn't work without such personalities. Although this isn't my favourite, it never ever gets old. So that was my list. They may not be my favourites (most of them are), but they are the ones I can watch over once (five times) more and still enjoy. Those aren't them all, I'm missing a bunch, but those are the ones I think are the biggest. Classic to modern, they may vary vastly, but I know for sure that they stand out from the crowd of anime. What are yours?
Sorry I've not being writing much here on the blog. After watching Chaos; Head I went on holiday then came back and started the new of school and well I've not really had much time for anime between Halo Reach and homework = P The little I have been watching however seems to be stuff I've already watched. Like Ghost in the Shell, Gurren Lagann and Evangelion. Not that this is a bad thing but I haven't been watching anything new (well new to me at any rate).
I've just started Ore no Imouto ga Konnani Kawaii Wake ga Nai which so far (only two episodes have been aired as of now) and I'm really enjoying it. It's quite nice to watch a more 'down to earth' anime. The characters make me smile and I think Kyosuke and Kirino play well of each other and while showing the typical 'older brother and younger sister' relationship (basically getting at each others throats all the time) its also rather endearing and fun to watch. Then there's the Okatu side of things which I find interesting as myself have never been to Japan its a nice insight on how they are viewed in Japan. Then again I find it rather ironic as its audience is probably mainly Okatu's anyways, but really thats all part of the fun.
For you guys who haven't seen it yet. Basically, Kyousuke hasn't ever really bonded with his little sister Kirino who is basically uber popular, smart and well loved by all. She treats him with little respect until one day Kyousuke stumbles across a dating game hidden inside a magical girl anime. He quickly works out it belongs to Kirino and discovers her extensive moe anime collection.
Anyways off to play more Minecraft and eat Dorito's!
Till next time!
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