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The Walking Dead: Season Certified Fresh Pick. View All. Fall TV. Celebrating Hispanic Heritage. Renewed and Cancelled TV Shows Log in with Facebook. Email address. Director Hideaki Anno does an excellent in telling the story of the movie that puts Evangelion to a close. End of Evangelion only falls short in one aspect. Many fans of the movie find it confusing and do not get the full point of the movie.

They are disappointed in End of Evangelion because they lack understanding of the story. But this is not End of Evangelion's fault. The movie does an excellent job of telling the story and any fan who wants insight into this movie should watch it with the commentary and read the synopsis. I rather not hand anyone the answers but let them take it upon themselves to go out to find them.

Once fans understand everything that is happening in the movie, they will see why it is such a masterpiece. The movie End of Evangelion is one of the best movies ever created; it is second to none. The movie is excellent, the story development is incredible and the characters are brilliant. End of Evangelion is a true work of genius and deserves a perfect rating. FAQ 1. Do I have to watch the series first to understand this movie? Details Edit. Release date Germany.

Gainax Kadokawa Shoten Publishing Co. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 1 hour 27 minutes. Dolby Digital. Related news. The first part, Death , is a minute long edit of the first 24 episodes of Neon Genesis Evangelion , with additional footage not seen in the original broadcast the footage would be later reintegrated into the Japanese Laserdisc and the American and European Platinum Collection releases of the series, as "Director's Cut" versions of episodes 21 to This version is identical to Death true with the exception of a couple of new shots never before seen in either prior incarnation this new footage is also integrated into the Japanese Laserdisc and the American and European Platinum Collection releases of the series.

Evangelion: Death is a recap of the first 24 episodes of Neon Genesis Evangelion, lasting 70 minutes in length, and was released on March 15, , along with Rebirth. It is shown in the format of a string quartet, each focusing on one of four characters: Shinji, Asuka, Rei, and Kaworu. The theatrical release of Death showed extra footage that had never been seen previously.

This footage was later released as extra footage for episodes 21' through 24'. A second theatrical release, airing on Japanese Satellite TV on January 2, , was retitled Death true and excluded the extra footage from the initial release.

Rebirth is the unfinished version of the first portion of Episode 25'. However, the winner must stop before killing the opponent, otherwise they will lose their proof. Shinji is fulfilling his validation as a conscience by almost killing Asuka, but stopping in the act. In this way, he has the proof he needed from his own conscience. Thus, the Master the one who wins the fight allows the Slave the one who loses to live. Interestingly, for Hegel, the slave is the one who gains the most from this situation, as his existence is fully validated, while the master does not complete it.

Hegel never explains in the essay how the master can become fully self-conscious. As soon as Asuka caress him and then rejects Shinji by saying she's disgusted , she becomes the Naster, and provides validation to Shinji.

This would be a way to overcome the paradigm of the relationship between the master and the slave as Hegel proposed: the reciprocity between the two beings, equally. If both submit to the same, changing each other's role, both acquire their full consciousness.

End of Evangelion certainly has an enigmatic and paradoxical ending, especially when compared to its anime counterpart. It is loaded with symbolisms and loose elements, which together form a narrative to be created.

Either way, its message can still be deciphered, even though it leaves implications for viewers to interpret freely. What will happen to Shinji and Asuka after the final scene? We are free to think what we want.

From the most positive to the most catastrophic views. And that's part of the beauty of the movie. What the scenes imply is that the new birth of humanity has its costs, as well as its rediscoveries.

The characters have a new opportunity to discover themselves and learn to deal with others going forward, but they will also have to deal with a world of uncertainty, facing the ruin of civilization as they knew it, and the return or not of people. All these elements are left to our imagination. But considering that Yui's words are hopeful, and that civilization prevailed even after the Second Impact disaster, the possibilities exist.

The most important thing to say is that Shinji and Asuka are now on a same level. Both, within their wounds, recognize their consciences. Asuka caresses Shinji and shows compassion to him, something that is unprecedented. Shinji, who attacks her, has a reality shock and realizes the condition they are in. Even though rejection is still a reality, they now have new resources to deal with it.

And that way they can rediscover their places in the world. The passage of time gives evidence of a shift in Shinji's mood, but this interaction with Asuka may have clearly healed his spirit once he realizes he is no longer alone. Then he would be back to reality and aware of their condition.

Asuka's final line, " kimochi warui " , as already said, can be translated as "Disgusting". It is an expression used many times before to express shock, discomfort or disapproval - for instance, when Shinji is first immersed in LCL in Episode 1 and in a sense embraced by Yui , and when Asuka complains about sharing a bathtub, and a house with Misato and Shinji in Episode 22 , as she is unwilling to belong.

Because of its unclear meaning, it is hard to say whether she's referring to Shinji, herself, or something else. It might be interpreted as how strange it feels for her to finally accept another person, for example.

So, both are aware of the risks they have taken, and they know they will have to deal with it in new ways. Something that goes along with the series' original ending, too. Shinji understands all of his flaws, but if he is able to love himself, he can move forward, the same for Asuka, and for anyone else who returns. The ambivalence in this scene represent the fact that they did not yet completely changed, but are beginning to open themselves to this. The movie leaves open where they will go from there, if they can grow and learn to love themselves or not, but even after all the grievous death and destruction throughout the movie, and even though they are still only starting to grow, it still gives them this hope, as long as they pursue it.

It is impossible to know for sure about the physical state of the world and its fauna and flora, availability of food and clean water, the preservation of buildings and infrastructure, etc. It is uncertain where they are, as well - possibly on the outskirts of the ruins of Tokyo-3, which has been flooded after Rei self-destroyed her Eva and later when the Black Moon emerged and created a crater.

The physical damage might be limited to Tokyo-3's vicinity, or beyond, similarly to how Second Impact seems to have limited physical damage and LCL in the water to Antarctica.

All possibilities are open: as Shinji and Asuka can learn, even if reality is harsh and uncomfortable, if they don't try to break out of the cycle of misery, despair and escapism which has encompassed them, they will only have the certainty of more failure and more suffering. However, if they decide to face reality and face the risk of rejection and failure, even if they will not have the certainty of success and attaining happiness, that is still the only way they can be happy in the first place.

Enigmatic, imprecise, but open to the best, if humanity so desires. Theory and Analysis:Shinji and Asuka's Relationship. Resources:End of Evangelion Screenplays.

Did Last A actually happen? What is the significance of characters strangling each other? Jump to: navigation , search. Readers should keep in mind that the author's argument starts from the point of total scientific accuracy and ignores any artistic license. The author's overall conclusion is consistent with the idea that at least two weeks passed between the characters' return. However, making the assumption that the positions of the moon and the Milky War are meant to be entirely accurate to real life, it would be at least seven months with the earliest possible date of July 19, See [4] to understand why we consider this part of the movie to be set on January 1st.

All living things have the ability to return to their original form Anywhere can be heaven as long as you have the will to live. Its original lyrics in Japanese is about a boy who can't get close to a girl without hurting her, while the girl also hurts him.

A theme that is very present in the series and that can be applied to the two characters present. The adapted lyrics now in English have a more romantic and dramatic tone, although it also deals with the same themes. But Anno pitches us questions such as "What do you think for yourself if things went on such and such ways to you? Ogata came there too as it was Asuka and Shinji's scene.

Asuka's final line was "Anta nankani korosareru nowa mappira yo! Anno didn't live with my line no matter how many times I tried. Ogata and I were at a loss of how we should play what Anno wanted to express; she even tried to ride on me and choke me to meet his demand. He must have been pursuing reality. Concerning the final line we adopted, I'm not sure whether I should say about it in fact.