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LET'S TALK: Melanie and Melvin are joined by Kathryn, Melvin's wife, to discuss the much celebrated psychological-mecha anime Neon Genesis Evangelion and its sequel film Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion. The first half of the episode is a comprehensive non-spoiler discussion on what makes the show and film so enjoyable, provocative, challenging, and rewarding. The second half gets into more spoiler-specific discussions regarding the final two episodes of the show, the iconography of the film, interpretations of the ending, and most importantly: who is best girl? (PATREON EXCLUSIVE) 1 hour of Melvin talking about the Director's Cut of the last three episodes of the show, and Melanie asking Melvin and Kathryn about other Neon Genesis Evangelion material such as what makes the manga different from the show, whether or not the “Rebuild” films from 2009 to 2021 are worthwhile, and a particular cross-over experience Melvin learned about while investigating extra material. (PATREON EXCLUSIVE) Support the showSupport on Patreon for Unique Perks! Early access to uncut episodes Vote on a movie/show we review One-time reward of two Cinematic Doctrine Stickers Social Links: Twitter Website Facebook Group

Keith and Peter review Misato Katsuragi, so join us as we learn about a world of Cat Assassins, The Gendo Doll how to find the emotional weak spot and for some reason a lot of sailor moon lore. 00:25 What Happened 33:46 Questions for Keith 44:00 Fun Facts 50.50 First and Last Time 53:05 Where to Find Us 53:43 Next Time On... Follow Us At: Instagram: YouTube: Music Included: Shinji The Real G - Cruel Angel's Thesis (Remix) Silent Partner - Heartache Music from YouTube Audio Library [Aka YAL] Music provided by RFM: --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/farewell-evangelion/message

Hoy nos visitó la mismísima Misato Katsuragi. Y en qué mejor momento, pues hemos presenciado uno de los capítulos más terribles de la serie, donde todo cambia y comienza a desenvolverse todo el nudo dramático de la historia. El ángel contaminó nuestra mesa de mezcla y hacia el final tuvimos desperfectos técnicos que borraron el final del podcast. Esperamos sepan entender. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/proyecto-evangelion/message

In this episode: As Ramiel drills its way towards NERV HQ , The command team is stressed to come up with a plan to take the Angel out. A Mother's Love - An Evangelion alternate is written by Huervos Ranchero Distributed on Archive of our own Music by: World Beyond Sound Design by Adam Murciano Cast (in order of appearance): David Klein II as the Narrator, Alexander Matthews - Shinji Ikari, Kozo Fuyutsuki and Makoto Hyuga, KataBelle as Misato Katsuragi and Giselle Sonnen, LynnVA - Yui Ikari , Cally Kas as Ritsuko Akagi, Ella Rhee as Naoko Akagi, Baldzebra as Ryoji Kaji IMDB Visit TheFanscape.com for show notes, social media links and much more. Please consider subscribing to our PATREON for ad free episodes and much more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode: Giselle arrives at nerve and gets familiar with her new home and all the new faces. A Mother's Love - An Evangelion alternate is written by Huervos Ranchero Distributed on Archive of our own Music by: World Beyond Sound Design by Adam Murciano Cast (in order of appearance): Ella Rhee as The Location narrator, David Klein II as the Narrator, LynnVA - Yui Ikari KataBelle as Misato Katsuragi, Giselle Sonnen Alexander Matthews - Shinji Ikari, Makoto Hyuga Cally Kas as Ritsuko Akagi IMDB Visit TheFanscape.com for show notes, social media links and much more. Please consider subscribing to our PATREON for ad free episodes and much more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

NERV's newest member makes an interest, sparking anger in Misato. While in Germany, a second pilot is selected to fight along side Shinji! A Mother's Love - An Evangelion alternate is written by Huervos Ranchero Distributed on Archive of our own Music by: World Beyond, Sound Design by Adam Murciano, Cast (in order of appearance): Ella Rhee as The Location narrator, Audrey Willowbrook Asuka Langly Soryu, David Klein II as the Narrator, Bald Zebra as Ryoji Kaji, Cally Kas as Ritsuko Akagi KataBelle as Misato Katsuragi and Giselle Sonnen Vlasto Peyitch as Bernard Gantz and German Bridge Specialist Nancy O'fallon as Marg Hellenburg IMDB Visit TheFanscape.com for show notes, social media links and much more. Please consider subscribing to our PATREON for ad free episodes and much more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

La supervivencia es una prioridad. -Misato Katsuragi

In the first episode of this brand new podcast, hosts Che Lingo (rapper, musician, anime lover) and Bec Hill (comedian, writer, anime-curious), discuss the first film in the Rebuild of Evangelion franchise: Evangelion: 1.11 You Are (Not) Alone.Che and Bec discuss their own relationships to anime and what they're eager to learn more about, as well as the career of chief director Hideaki Anno and his formative time spent at Studio Ghibli. They are also joined by News and Features Editor at British GQ Online David Levesley, who explains why WandaVision, Annihilation and Pacific Rim wouldn't exist without the Evangelion franchise.Scarred by the Second Impact, the Fourth Angel attacks Tokyo III and humanity's fate is left in the hands of Special Government Agency Nerv. Young Shinji Ikari is forced to pilot EVA-01. He and EVA-00 pilot Rei Ayanami are tasked to fight, but EVA-01 is damaged by the Sixth Angel. Misato Katsuragi draws up a plan to focus all of Japan's electricity into EVA-01's positron cannon to defeat the Angel.All four Evangelion films, including the much anticipated final chapter, are now streaming exclusively on Prime Video***Anime to Z is a Little Dot Studios production for Prime Video UK.Hosted by Che Lingo (@Che_Lingo) & Bec Hill (@bechillcomedian)Produced by Nicole Davis, Jake Cunningham & Ellie AitkenExecutive produced by Harold McShielEdited by James PayneAdditional research by Ren ScateniArtwork by Matthew Wallace***CW: discussions about mental health and depression.If you've been affected by any of the issues discussed, Samaritans are here to help. Call them for free on 116 123. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

bfox (Misato Katsuragi) and andy (Rei Ayanami) take the reins to present the first of a twenty-six part deep dive into the classic series that brett hasn't seen because he's a bitch   listen I know there's an echo in Andy's mic. that is not my fault. take it up with him if you have a problem

Neon Genesis Evangelion closes its first half with a pair of tightly edited showdowns, one that gives its secondary cast plenty of moments to shine, and one that foregrounds Misato Katsuragi. Ian and Joseph take this opportunity to re-examine Katsuragi, her backstory, her uncommon resonance with the millennial generation, and the small touches that make her maybe the best-written character in Eva. First, your hosts speculate at the hinted-at daily lives of “the bridge crew,” and evaluate the tight-but-hyperactive editing pace that makes Eva’s humor work - and why it only works in the animated medium. Finally, no breakdown of episodes 11 and 12 would be complete without unpacking the cataclysmic “Second Impact” that defines Eva’s worldbuilding Analysis: 13:38

Asuka comes to Japan! The definitive red haired tsundere shakes things up. We talk about the human genome, freudian stuff and the politics of a break up because of Misato x Kaji.   Skip synopsis @ 8:23   Neon Genesis Evangelion vol. 4 Chapters 20 to 26   By Yoshiyuki Sadamoto Translation by Lillian Olsen     Topics Differences from the anime and the Angels Asuka talk and the Freudian dynamic (Eva even have umbilical cords/power lines) Kaji x Misato romance, and the politics of a break-up.     Other References Adam Israfel’s name Sperm donation Biorhythms   Synopsis   Asuka Langley Soryu makes her way to Tokyo 3, she is the second child to have piloted Eva before Shinji Ikari. On her way she is attacked by an Angel yet manages to defeat it. Shinji sees video of her fight and it becomes clear that she is extremely well trained and talented.   After School Shinji spots a red-haired girl with his friends, Kensuke Aida and Toji. She is loud and boisterous, and a sore loser when it comes to playing crane claw games seen in arcades. The boys watch her until she starts accusing them of perving on her. The attention brings round a gang of thugs, the girl is ready to fight and does well defending herself but Shinji is weakest of the two and manages to get punched in the face. The police are called in and they all scatter.   On his way to NERV, the base of the Evas. Shinji spots the red-haired girl and discovers that she is Asuka, the 2nd child.   Misato Katsuragi’s ex-boyfriend arrives. Acting as Asuka’s supervisor he has secretly delivered a foetus like specimen known as ADAM, the first human, and the possible reason why the Angel attacked Asuka on her journey to Tokyo 3. ADAM now belongs to Gendo Ikari.   As Rei’s Eva is being repaired it forces Asuka and Shinji to team up and fight the next angel. Their lack of team work results in their fight being a complete failure and the Angel duplicating itself into two. Misato puts the two of them into a room together and sets up a training regimen to hopefully sync both Asuka and Shinji’s biorhythms. Asuka tells Shinji that she has no father, and was chosen from a donated sperm by her mother, her raison d’etre is to pilot Eva, defeat the angels and to be acknowledged for it. She says it doesn’t matter if she hasn’t got a father, however, at night, Shinji hears Asuka crying and calling out to her mother in her sleep. Eventually Asuka’s jealous and competitive nature is enough to help inspire the sympathetic Shinji and the two succeed in defeating the angel.   Instagram – weappreciatemanga.co.uk Twitter - @RealJamesFitton Website – Weappreciatemanga.com Email – Weappreciatemanga@gmail.com

Shinji Ikari runs away! Which gives us time to reflect on the thing all teens do. Which is to rebel! Skip us chewing the fat/synopsis @ 5:50   Theme music: 'Electro Hype' by Liam Bradbury.   Neon Genesis Evangelion vol. 2 Chapters 7 to 12.   By Yoshiyuki Sadamoto Adapted to English by Lillian Olsen, Fred Burke + Carl Gustav Horn   Topics: First form of fan service/gratuity shot (Misato in shower p212) Comparing the depiction of Shinji compared to the Anime, he has a tough exterior but we get more thought bubbles and inner monologs. Sadamoto’s intention was to “shine a spotlight on Shinji’s soul” Shinji vs Misato – Why did Misato slap him? Is Shinji doing the right thing? And is it right for Shinji to live with Misato? Running away from home and generally rebelling against your parents. The action scene that involves a depleting battery.   Synopsis:   Shinji arrives in his new home, Misato Katsuragi’s apartment. He is introduced to her pet penguin, Penpen and her pig sty mess of a home. Her fridge is full of nothing but beer, she eats TV dinners and gives Shinji the majority of chores. Decided by a fair game of rock, paper, scissors of course!   Shinji attends school and rumour quickly spreads that he was the pilot in the fight with the Angel. He is flattered by the attention but by confirming the rumours he exposes himself to criticism. A classmate, Toji, blames Shinji’s sloppy fight for putting his sister in hospital. During classroom breaks Toji beats up Shinji.   In a surprise attack, a new Angel appears, merely 3 weeks after Shinji and Rei fought the last one. Toji and his friend Aida sneak out from their shelter to record video of the fight. During the fight, Shinji’s power line is cut and thus he is forced to fight with a battery backup. Toji and Aida almost die as Shinji’s Eva falls towards them. Shinji spots them and goes against Misato’s orders by opening the entry plug to the Eva. He allows Toji and Aida to sit beside him inside the cockpit for their own protection.   Shinji refuses Misato’s order to retreat from the fight, he fights the Angel as the clock countdowns the battery. By the time the battery dies, the angel dies too.   Afterwards Misato berates Shinji for his defiance, he remains detached and cavalier both about the situation and his relationship with Misato. She slaps him.   Shinji runs away, he briefly meets Aida before he is apprehended by NERV agents. Aida envies the position of Eva pilot but Shinji, when given the choice, refuses to pilot Eva. Shinji is given his belongings and cast out of NERV. When Toji and Aida go to Misato’s home out of concern for Shinji, They tell Misato that although Shinji acts calm and nihilistic, he is still just a child. He will act like a spoilt brat when not appreciated. Misato runs out and stops Shinji before he gets on the train out of town. Shinji knows he has nowhere else to go and can only stay where he feels he is needed. Misato asks for Shinji to come back home.   Pop culture references/Product placement:   Pocky Yebisu Beer   Instagram – weappreciatemanga.co.uk Twitter - @RealJamesFitton Website – Weappreciatemanga.com Email – Weappreciatemanga@gmail.com

This is it! The cultiest of cult 90's anime, the daddy of the sekai-kei genre! And maybe Elon Musks favourite anime? It kickstarted the popularity of angsty teen anime heroes. Skip synopsis talk @ 6:52   Special thanks to 'Eagle8burger' for our intro.   043: Neon Genesis Evangelion vol. 1 Chapters 1 to 6   By Yoshiyuki Sadamoto Adapted to English by Mari Morimoto, Fred Burke + Carl Gustav Horn   Topics: The Western Anime boom, the days of collecting VHS tapes and trading with friends, which Evangelion’s first American dub came to us during that time. Shinji’s “daddy issues”, sometimes you just learn that you don’t need your daddy’s approval, sadly the main character, Shinji Ikari, has a long way to go.  Rei Ayanami being possibly "albino" The concept of the “Angels” and the originality of how aliens are depicted in Neon Genesis Evangelion. The ending to chapter 6, which differs from the original anime and clues us in on things to come.   Synopsis:   In the year 2015, fifteen years after a global cataclysm known as the Second Impact, teenager Shinji Ikaritravels to Tokyo-3 at the behest of his estranged father, Gendo. While meeting with Misato Katsuragi, a woman who works for Gendo, the city is attacked by a giant creature known as an Angel. Misato takes Shinji to NERV, an organization headed by Gendo that has developed giant bio-mechanical mecha known as Evangelions. As Evangelion Unit-01's pilot, Rei Ayanami, is wounded, Gendo asks his son to take her place. Shinji decides to fight the Angel, named Sachiel, but panics when he first sees it. During the fight, Shinji makes Unit-01 furiously attack Sachiel, which self-destructs, causing minor damage to the Eva. Next day, Misato discovers that Gendo is not planning to live with Shinji. Therefore, she decides to become Shinji's legal guardian to keep him from being isolated.   Pop culture and other references: The Christian cross is used to depict a flashy death state of the defeated Angel, over the next volumes there will be many allusions and references to not only Christianity but all Abrahamic religions, and even kabbalah. Group A10 is the largest group of dopaminergic cells in the ventral midbrain tegmentum of rodents and primates. The cells are located for the most part in the ventral tegmental area, the linear nucleus and, in primates, the part of central grey of the midbrain located between the left and right oculomotor nuclear. Not to be confused with T10 which is found in the human spine.   “On the floor of the midbrain is the ventral segmental system, that neurobiologists call region A10. Cells soaked in dopamine, certain emotions are processed here: such as the thoughts of two lovers - or a parent and a child. And it is the synchronization of the threads and bundles of A10 that splice pilot and Eva together; to become one entity, to fight. In other words, the power of love drives this weapon of mass destruction.” – Yoshiyuki Sadamoto       Instagram – weappreciatemanga.co.uk Twitter - @RealJamesFitton Website – Weappreciatemanga.com Email – Weappreciatemanga@gmail.com

Today we're taking a look at the new EP "Revangelion" by Brian Altano. 'Revangelion' will be available on every major music platform on Friday, November 22nd, 2019. Come listen as I hear these tracks for the first time and give my initial thoughts and reactions. I was really excited to record this episode and I hope you enjoy the music as much as I did! "'Revangelion' is a 21 minute, 7-song long instrumental album produced by Brian Altano and inspired by the classic anime series “Neon Genesis Evangelion.” Featuring remixes, samples, and reinterpretations of the original soundtrack. Recorded in San Francisco, Brussels, and New York City. Produced by Brian Altano. Album art by Attack Peter. “Sometimes you need a little wishful thinking just to keep on living.” - Misato Katsuragi, Evangelion" *All music used with permission from the original artist, for the sake of review and commentary* Find Brian on Twitter: @agentbizzle --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/quasarcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/quasarcast/support

Misato Katsuragi whirls to face Gendo Ikari. “Sir, the angel is approaching Tokyo 3! Should we deploy the Evas?” Even the harsh lighting of the computer screens seems oppressed by the silent darkness. After a long moment, a soft mushing sound can be heard from the Commander’s chair. “Sir…are you eating vienna sausages?” Gendo’s eyes… Read more S3:E36 – Reed Reviews Armour Barbecue Flavored Vienna Sausage

The fourth installment of our review of Neon Genesis Evangelion, in anticipation of the June 2019 re-release on Netflix. For more, follow @StatsCheckCast on Twitter or StatsCheck Podcast on Facebook.

The third installment of our review of Neon Genesis Evangelion, in anticipation of the June 2019 re-release on Netflix. For more, follow @StatsCheckCast on Twitter or StatsCheck Podcast on Facebook.

The second installment of our review of Neon Genesis Evangelion, in anticipation of the June 2019 re-release on Netflix. For more, follow @StatsCheckCast on Twitter or StatsCheck Podcast on Facebook.

The first installment of our review of Neon Genesis Evangelion, in anticipation of the June 2019 re-release on Netflix. For more, follow @StatsCheckCast on Twitter or StatsCheck Podcast on Facebook.

“You’ve done something admirable. You can hold your head high. Good night, Shinji-kun. Cheer up.” ~ Misato Katsuragi ‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’ The year is 2016. For those of you who followed along with the #EvangelionTimeline, this is the keystone, my final ‘I need you’. But... Read More