Podcasts about second impact

In this packed episode of Neon Genesis Evangelion, we explore Fuyutsuki's memories of the Second Impact and his complex relationship with Gendo, revealing shocking truths about the Eva project's origins and the shadowy organization Seele. Then, we witness Asuka's emotional breakdown as she confronts her traumatic childhood memories while fighting an Angel that invades her mind. The episode features stunning psychological sequences, including that unforgettable elevator scene with Rei, as Asuka's barriers crumble under the weight of her past. After that, we discuss Severance Season 2's disappointments, Twin Peaks' distinctive storytelling, and whether David Lynch is just a normal guy with a weird imagination. Spencer, Jeff, and Ryan also dive into recommendations for The Pit and Common Side Effects, two shows tackling modern society's challenges in vastly different ways. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Everything Remade episode 206. Thanks so much to Juni for taking the time to chat with me. Intro/Outro track "The Dense Macabre" by Coma Regalia. Featured tracks: 1. Hedonist - Second Impact 2. 9 Lives (ft. Asha Locke) - Second Impact 3. Placeholder - Second Impact hear more: secondimpact.bandcamp.com If you are enjoying what you hear and would like to support the growth of this podcast directly you can do so by way of donation via paypal: middlemanrecords@gmail.com venmo: @ediequinn or join our patreon: patreon.com/humanmachine

On this episode of Game Jams we learn that Lovely Planet is the even more indie version of Neon White, Animal Well is an engineering marvel, and Infinite is a Canadian rapper. (00:00:00) Masanori Oouchi, Masanori Adachi, Hiroshi Kobayashi, Michiru Yamane - Stage 1-1 - Rocket Knight Adventures (00:02:30) [BREAK] Rocket Knight Adventures Re-ignited / Konami Sound (00:05:32) Masanori Oouchi, Seiya Murai - Downtown Field - Tiny Toon Adventures: Acme All-Stars (00:07:11) Motoaki Furukawa - The Rosy Setting Sun - Sunset Riders (00:08:32) Kazuhiko Uehara, Yukie Morimoto, Noriko Takahashi, Jun Funahashi, Tomoya Tomita, Nobuyuki Akena - Stage 4 - Ganbare Goemon 3 - Shishi Juroku Hyoe no Karakuri Manji Katame! (00:10:39) Kazuhiko Uehara, Masahiro Ikariko, M. Matsuhira, Y. Yamane, Akira Yamaoka - Musical Town - Sparkster (00:12:32) - - [BREAK] Lovely Planet Remix (00:15:29) Satsuma Audio - Midnight Metropolis - Lovely Planet Remix (00:17:33) Jake Kaufman - Mermaid Falls - Shantae: Half-Genie Hero (00:20:46) Leilani Wilson - Dragon Valley - Freedom Planet 2 (00:23:22) Tee Lopes - Balearic Birds - Penny's Big Breakaway (00:28:26) [BREAK] Third Strike Anniversary (00:29:56) Hideki Okugawa - Let's Get It On(feat. Infinite) - Street Fighter 3: 3rd Strike (00:32:44) Hideki Okugawa - Bottoms Up ~ Germany ~ Hugo Stage - Street Fighter 3: Second Impact (00:35:33) Hideki Okugawa - JAZZY NYC (underground edit) ~Stage New York 1~ - Street Fighter 3: New Generation (00:38:09) [BREAK] Animal Well / RPG Battle Themes (00:41:12) Wataru Ishibashi - Sophisticated Fight - Trails in the Sky (00:43:40) Nobuo Uetmatsu - Don't Be Afraid - Final Fantasy VIII (00:46:30) Yutaka Minobe, Tatsuyuki Maeda - Battle 2 - Skies of Arcadia (00:48:30) Masashi Hamauzu - Blinded By Light - Final Fantasy XIII (00:51:15) Takeo Miratsu - Battle 1 - The Legend of Dragoon (00:52:41) [BREAK] Happy Memorial Day (00:55:34) Michiru Yamane, Akira Yamaoka - Stage 1-1 - Sparkster: Rocket Knight Adventures 2

Felix Götze wieder mit Maske und Dominik Hoffmann wieder mit Stimme. EM Tickets gerne an hello@washeldentun.de Die Themen: UCL während der Messe; Second Impact; Aufstiegsrennen in der 3. Liga; Eine Hand im Schritt, eine vor dem Gesicht; Stimmung der BVB Fans; Unser EM-Trikot; Ticketpreise; Warum nicht Goretzka?; EM-Kader; Tuchel holt jetzt die Champions League; Sonntag wird richtig schön Anmerkungen und Fragen an hello@washeldentun.de

Former professional boxer, concussion awareness advocate, and founder of secondimpact.com Ray Ciancaglini shares his vulnerable cautionary tale of how the lack of education and knowledge of concussion and second impact syndrome was a gamble where the wager far exceeded the price. Ray has been instrumental in passing the 2010 Concussion Management Awareness Act in the state of New York and now spends his time leading the discussion on education, prevention awareness, and ending second impact.--Find out more about Second Impact at their website by clicking below:www.thesecondimpact.com

Seeing your mom's grave at that not necessarily a Second Impact memorial is weird. Especially when your dad leaves you alone in the desert after. We discuss the wedding karaoke hit of Japan that may have been established by Evangelion. And here it is. It's the kissing episode. Awkward pain abounds. Kaji's magic power of giving the old SUBK (“Shut up broad kiss” …not a classy move but a heavily used trope and product of the times… sigh). Pen Pen has Uncle Magic. Is Tokyo-3 intended to be a fake city decoy against the angels? The Dirac Sea is REAL and it's time to talk Kierkegaard and the multiple layers of “the self”. Finally, how getting sucked into the imaginary universe of the Dirac Sea is very similar to EMDR therapy (NOTE: This is not however, medical advice. We ain't no doctors.)Support the show: Patreon, Venmo or CashApp

This week the class revisits the events that occurred after the Second Impact and experiences the trials and tribulations that our main cast goes through while the Angels continue to try and eradicate humankind. We finally meet a new child, Mari, and Asuka has a new name?? What is Gendo up to this time, and has SEELE's goal changed? Tune in and see how the movies differ from the original series and what some of our key takeaways were on all of the new twists and turns the series provided. Remember, You Are (Not) Alone, and sometimes You Can (Not) Advance alone. 

Welcome to Tooning Japanese, a podcast where three dudes talk about Japanese anime! I wish we could say that this week's Evangelion episode was better than last week's. But that would be a lie. Bill, Matt, and Andy make the best of it and watch it so you don't have to. This week Asuka goes diving in search for an angel...fish...fetus? Yeah, I can't make this crap up, folks. Just listen to our discussion of "The Magma Diver" to figure out what the heck is going on. Watch Neon Genesis Evangelion on Netflix. Listen to Tooning Japanese on Spotify! Yes, we're finally on Spotify! If you enjoy this episode, go visit our website, and more importantly, become a Patron today! Speaking of our Patreon, go listen to our newest Patron-only series, Tooning In!

Ce 48e Congrès de futurologie a le plaisir d'accueillir William AKA qui présentera la soirée Evangelion ce samedi 11 décembre au cinéma le Zola. En l'an 2000, un astéroïde s'écrase sur le pôle Sud. Il s'agit du « Second Impact », qui fait perdre la moitié de la population du monde… En 2015, Shinji Ikari, jeune garçon sans ambition et motivation particulières, se retrouve mêlé à une histoire qui le dépasse au plus haut point. Le père de Shinji, Gendô Ikari, est le directeur de l'entreprise qui protège Tokyo-03 et ses habitants, NERV. Censée créer des armes, c'est en réalité une société secrète servant à garder de gigantesques robots surnommés les Evangelion en sûreté pour combattre « Les Anges », des entités extraterrestres surpuissantes venant chercher Adam, le Premier Ange… Mais un seul contact avec cette chose et c'est le « Third Impact » assuré, ce qui détruirait toute vie sur Terre… Emission du lundi 6 décembre 2021 à de 17h à 18h sur les ondes de Radio Canut, et en Podcast sur les Internets dès le lendemain. A propos de Will AKA :Bercé par le célébrissime Club Dorothé et ses dessins animés japonais, AKA dit être « un gamin de son époque », ayant grandi avec Dragon Ball Z et les premiers mangas. Influencé par le travail du designer Yoshitaka Amano et plus largement par la culture graphique et illustrée japonaise, AKA choisit de s'exiler deux ans pour s'imprégner du pays qui le fascine tant. Dans ses compositions, AKA laisse son imaginaire parler et donner vie à un monde onirique, souvent peuplé de figures féminines, des divinités, élégantes et détachées. Autodidacte, il apprécie particulièrement le travail à l'encre pour son rendu vaporeux. Intuitif, il se lance dans le vide quand il commence une œuvre. Jamais il ne sait où ses premiers traits le mèneront. L'histoire s'impose d'elle-même, naturellement, au fil des pleins et des déliés. Le rendu est à l'image de l'artiste : doux, sensible, mélancolique. Découvrir son travail :https://www.instagram.com/willatka/

 Spooky season continues with our favorite dad Gendo. Mist, Shang and Loofie join Shinji in his continued search for Dad's approval, the real Second Impact is revealed, and there's a little bit of discuss about the episodes. This podcast episode recaps Evangelion 12  - 16.

This week, we take a step into a more relaxing game... Enjoy the Caves of Qud experience and check out the rest of the AOLP community while you are at it. Start with Lokathor at Lokathor's Audio Only Let's Play, or check out any of the amazing folks at the link here == https://www.firstencounterpodcast.com/the-audio-only-lets-play-game-list/

September 13, 2000. The Earth changed. It experienced a cataclysmic event that is known known as The Second Impact. Or it did in another world, another time. In this time, it's August 24th, 2021. In this world, all of Evangelion can now be streamed in the United States.  With Netflix having the Evangelion TV show along with The End of Evangelion movies, and Amazon Prime Video having the Rebuild movies. So, on this day, in this world, we have begun the OSM of Evangelion Podcast Series. Four podcasts worth, to talk about this landmark show and movie franchise. For the first episode we are talking about the Neon Genesis Evangelion TV series, along with The End of Evangelion movie. Written, directed, and lived by Hideaki Anno and animated by studio Gainax (along with assistance by studio Tatsunoko for the TV series, and Production I.G for the End of Evangelion movie).OSMnotesFirst off, we want to say just BIG OL' HAPPY BIRTHDAYS to own nakama John Robbins! As well as fellow anime podcaster Austin from the Third Impact Anime podcast. Hope they are great ones. Secondly, if you wanna wish them a happy birthday, or perhaps a belated one if you see this post after today... Join our Discord! It's fun! Really. Mostly. Probably. We hope so, anyway. Now, Time Cues:We Start OSMcast!ing – 00:00General Gabbing – 00:36Moments of OSM – 06:20The Suicide Squad – 06:42Shirobako the Movie – 11:46Star Trek: Lower Decks – 17:07Evangelion: 3.0+1.01 Thrice Upon a Time – 20:34Magic: the Gathering Arena – 20:54Neon Genesis Evangelion & The End of EvangelionNeon Genesis Evangelion & The End of Evangelion, Sans Spoilers– 27:30Neon Genesis Evangelion & The End of Evangelion, Full of Spoilers– 58:04Questions from Listeners Like You about Neon Genesis Evangelion & The End of Evangelion – 86:51OSMs Out of OSM – 123:00Final Thoughts – 124:40 

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.

Topic: Movies and Franchises about the Future   This week, we’re looking at a collection of media about the future that either has yet to happen or never happened in our lifetimes.  In a lot of this, we really talked about what we all thought the future would be, and how quickly we thought it would happen.  Would you agree that the progress of the future is slowing down, or would you say we were just too unrealistic with the future?     Futures that Should have Happened:   Star Trek Tells of a war between 1992 to 1996 about the Eugenic War; a war where genetically altered humans attempted to take over humanity, causing nearly 37 Millions deaths. This is the same Eugenics Wars as Kahn Noonien Singh.  2053 - World War 3 ends after a nuclear exchange 2063 - We develop the First Major warp ship, which gets the attentions of the Vulcans and begins the early foundations of the federation and exploration. 2103 - Mars is colonized.   Thundarr the Barbarian 1994 – Premise tells of a runaway planet that drifts between the Earth and Moon, unleashing cosmic destruction and radically changing the Earth’s climate and geography   A Clockwork Orange 1995 – A future Britain is laden in crime, and a new technique that reforms prisoners with aversion therapy.   V for Vendetta 1995 - 1996 – In the Comic Version: Series of events highlight how a nuclear war year in the 1980 that leaves much of Africa and Europe devastated. While Britain is not bombed itself, it feels the effects and the corporations and fascist groups take over the country, leading to the series of events. 2025 – 2026 – In the Film Version: As a result of the United State’s Second Civil War, a worldwide disease began to spread. Britain is taken over by a neo-fascist, police state government which rounds up undesirable individuals, including political opponents, immigrants, Jews, Muslims, atheists, homosexuals, and others to be imprisoned and executed.   Terminator 2: Judgment Day 1997 – Tells that an AI will take over all computers and cause a war, leading to the near end of humanity.   Escape from New York 1997 – Humanity’s crime rose by 400% in 1988, and forced Manhattan island to be turned into a massive   Lost in Space 1997 - Jupiter 2 was said to launch due to overpopulation of the world.   Demolition man 1996 – Cryogenic freezing of Criminals is established 2010 – A great Earthquake merged parts of Northern and Southern California 2032 - San Angeles, a merging of Los Angeles, San Diego, and Santa Barbara is a major megalopolis, and a utopia for the setting.   Knight Rider 2000 2000 – Predicts a future with Sonic Pistols, and talking Cars   2001: A Space Odyssey 2000 – Space travel itself is common place, with advanced AIs that help manage all the functions of these ships and people.   Mega Man Franchise 200X to 20XX – Stories tell of a Robotic evolution and development that replaces a lot of common jobs and functions with robots, leading to a peaceful future. Mega Man battles with Dr Wily and his rogue Robots, which are often reprogrammed from their original function order and turned to terrorism. 21XX – Later version of the game sees X, the successor to Mega Man, being used to create the first series of Reploids(Replicated Androids) that have human feelings and personalities. X fights against Mavericks Reploids, Reploids who have turned to crime or been infected with a virus, in order to protect humanity.    Time Cop 2004 – Time Travel exists as a means of stopping Crime.   Transformers: The Movie 2005 – The Autobots, giant transforming robots that turn into various vehicles and devices, have helped advanced human’s technology to the point of being similar to the Autobots.   Bicentennial Man 2005-2020 – Androids have become sophisticated butlers and house hold tools.   Freejack 2009 – The super wealthy have figured out immortality, by traveling back in time to just before a person dies and using their bodies as substitutes. This is due to most of the population being on drugs and poor environment.   I Am Legend 2009 – 2012 - The film predicted an outbreak of a re-engineered measles virus in 2009 that kills 94% of the populace and mutates 5% into zombie-like "Darkseekers"   2012 2012 – Predicts that a solar flares from the sun will cause rising sea levels and rampant tsunami around the world, leading to various governments building Arks to protect up to 100,000 of humanity.   The Postman 2013 – Tells of a future after an unspecified apocalyptic events in 1997 that started a trend of militias leading hate crimes and other racially motivated attacks. 2043 – Due to the actions of the postman and the movement he started, the United States is rebuilt and much better afterwards   Back to the Future 2 2015 – Film travels to the future, where Marty must stop his son from ruining his life. It predicts lots of various technology, most notably, Flying Cars.   Neon Genesis Evangelion 2000 – A worldwide event known as ‘Second Impact’ sees a meteor crash into Antarctica and devastates the populous, killing 2 billion people and raising the sea level 2015 – Majority of the story takes place, telling of a futuristic city of Tokyo 3 which has 26 story tall robots called Evangelions that protect humanity from the alien Angels sent to wipe out humanity.   Rollerball 2018 – In a future where corporations have taken over the government, a new sport, Rollerball is now the most popular Sport, with people being forced to watch it at home.   Blade Runner 2019 – Interstellar travel has been developed and becoming common place, with synthetic humans employed as labor.   The Running Man 2017 - The United States has become a totalitarian police state following a worldwide economic collapse. The government pacifies the populace through The Running Man, a broadcast game show, where criminals fight for their lives as "runners", fleeing from armed mercenaries named the "stalkers", to earn a state pardon.   Akira 1982 (1992 in English Adaptation) – Sees Tokyo destroyed by a nuclear bomb, starting World War 3 2019 (2030 in English Adaptation) – Tokyo is rebuilt as Neo-Tokyo on the artificial island in Tokyo Bay. Although the home of the 32nd Olympic games, the city is gripped with Anti-Government protestors and gang violence.   Pacific Rim 2013 – Kaiju monsters start appearing from the ocean and destroying humanity. 2020 – Humanity has developed giant Robots piloted by 2 individuals in order to combat the Kaiju.   Edge of Tomorrow 2015 – An asteroid falls in Germany, carrying aliens that quickly take over Europe. 2020 – A small victory gives humanity hope an invasion of France is planned to retake the earth. It’s discovered that the aliens use a system similar to ‘Goundhogs Day’ to return their memories to their past selves and alter events so that they go in their favor.   Johnny Mnemonic 2021 - "Mnemonic couriers" carry sensitive information in their brains; the world is dominated by megacorporations.   Futures potentially to be   Soylent Green 2022 - The effects of overpopulation, pollution, and climate catastrophe have caused severe worldwide shortages of food, water and housing. Soylent Industries controls the world's food supply, with their latest product, Soylent Green being various health and full of protein.   Repo Men 2025 – Advancements in prosthetics develop bio-organs, allowing the replacement of various internal organs. They are sold by ‘The Union’, a corporation that sends out ‘Repo Men’ to repossess these bio-organs from people who are unable or unwilling to pay for them.     Children of Men 2027 – Humanity hasn’t had any children in 18 years, leading to various wars and global depression, which puts humanity on the brink of extinction. This has led Britain, one of the few remaining governments to become a police state, but also a haven for refugees.   Hotel Artemis 2028 – Water Privatization causes riots in Los Angeles, which leads to bank robbers getting injured and running to Hotel Artemis, a hospital/hotel for criminals. There are robots doing surgery and also 3d printed transplant organs.   Ghost in the Shell 2029 – By this time, cyberization is common place, and humans have their brains protected with ‘Cyber Brains’ which allow interfacing with electronics and other tools. There are fully cyberized people who are entirely artificial, save for their brains incased in ‘Cyber Brains’.    I, Robot 2035 – Humanity has developed humanoid robots within the last 10 years that have taken over various jobs throughout the world. The newest model and AI to run it run rampant as a result of the AI believing it is in the best interest of Humanity if robots ruled over humans in order to keep them from killing themselves.   The Martian 2035 – Manned missions to Mars is in their 3rd wave, with humans living on Mars for roughly 36 days at a time, exploring and beginning the work of future colonization. Mark Watney is left behind after an emergency exit from the planet following a storm, and is forced to live on Mars for over a year on his own.   Moon 2035 – The moon is being mined for a rare mineral that is needed for new super conductor electronics on Earth. It’s ran by a singular clone and an advanced AI.   Meet the Robinsons 2037 – Major advancements in technology allow nearly anything to be real. This includes flying vehicles, talking frogs, advances robotics and AI, and so much more.   Ready Player One 2045 – The world is plagued by an energy crisis and global warming, leading to economic collapse and widespread social problems. The only release/haven for escapism is the OASIS, a MMORPG/Social Community online that actually have the most stable economy in the world at the moment.   Event Horizon 2047 – Space travel is normalized and not unusual, with the main Ship, the Event Horizon, testing a radical new engine designed to travel through time-space rifts, and it brings back something it didn’t intend on bringing back.   Minority Report 2054 – Pre-cognition humans exist and are used to tell the events of future murders, which allows Pre-cog Police to arrest people before murders can take place.   Interstellar 2063 – Humanity’s crops and food supply is devastated, with people growing corn and major dust bowls coming to cause havoc on a daily basis. Children are taught that space travel doesn’t even exist, in an effort to focus on survival instead of exploration.  Humanity/NASA sends one last manned mission in space to find a suitable new home for humans.   Oblivion 2077 – Humanity was invaded by Aliens 60 years ago, and as a result of the human using nuclear weapons to defeat the aliens, the few humans living on Earth are there maintaining drones that harvest the sea water for fuel sources. Remaining humans now live on other planet, with the fuel being used to power their ships.    Total Recall 2084 – Mars has been colonized and humans have the ability to take vacations via implanted memories of having adventures/vacations via a place called ‘ReKall’.   The Jetsons 2100s – A future where flying cars, apartments/homes in the sky exist, and humanity lives in almost pure luxury in the sky.   AI 2101 – Advanced robotics and AI end up creating androids that feel and fall in love. One such example is an android child, that can replace a child in the home, giving the experiences of being a parent.  It can actually Fall in Love with a person, or atleast simulate it.   WALL-E 2105 - Humanity was devastated by over population/consumption, with too much trash. This forced humans to leave the planet on cruise, vessels, while robots were meant to clean up the planet afterwards.  Humans never returned as the company ‘Buy n’ Large’ terminated the program to clean Earth as it felt it couldn’t sustain any life on the planet. 2805 – Humanity begins its return to Earth as life is discovered back on Earth, hoping to make it hospitable again.   Alien 2122 - Space transportation is typical and the crew of the Nostromo discover a distress beacon that leads to a horrifying end.   The Black hole 2130 – Space travel is typical, with a crew returning to Earth, only to find a lone ship near a Black Hole, who is somehow immune to its gravitational constant.   Judge Dredd 2139 – Humanity has been forced in to Mega-Cities as much of the world has become a wasteland. Humanity lives in these cities and are protected by the ‘Judges’, who act as both Police, Judges, Juries, and Executioners of the law.   The Matrix 2199 – Humanity created robots, and the robots, being advanced AI, develop sentience causing a revolt with humans. Because the robots are powered by solar energy, Humans blot out the sun with dangerous black clouds.  The robots, eventually enslave humanity, forcing them to be born like crops and using them as batteries for their own powers, all while humanity is tucked away in a virtual landscape known as the Matrix.   Fifth Element 2263 – In a future with interstellar travel is typical, humanity had degraded to large high rise cities, with flying cars, and even genetic recreation of humans in a matter of minutes, potentially bring people back from the dead or from serious wounds.   Zardoz 2293 - Following a nanite plague that left most of the world uninhabitable, the human population is divided into the immortal "Eternals" and mortal "Brutals." The Brutals live in an irradiated wasteland, growing food for the Eternals, who live apart in "the Vortex," leading a luxurious but aimless existence on the grounds of a country estate. The connection between the two groups is through Brutal Exterminators, who kill and terrorize other "Brutals" at the orders of a huge flying stone head called Zardoz, which supplies them with weapons in exchange for the food they collect.   Logan’s Run 2274 - The remnants of human civilization live in geodesic domes, a utopia run by a computer that takes care of all aspects of life, including reproduction. The citizens live a hedonistic lifestyle but, to prevent overpopulation, everyone must undergo the rite of "Carrousel" when they reach the age of 30. There, they are killed under the guise of being "renewed”. To track this, each person is implanted at birth with a "life-clock" crystal in the palm of the hand that changes color as they get older and begins blinking as they approach their "Last Day.” Most residents accept this chance for rebirth, but those who do not and attempt to flee the city are known as "Runners”. An elite team of policemen known as "Sandmen”, outfitted in predominantly black uniforms and serving in an agency of the city called "Deep Sleep”, are assigned to pursue and terminate Runners as they try to escape.   Starship Troopers 23 Century – Humanity has colonized various planets in the solar system, and developed interstellar travel. However, they meet a race of non-technological aliens, later called the Arachnids, or ‘Bugs’, which humanity presumably provokes and causes an all out interstellar war.  The Bugs are led by super intelligent bugs that eat human brains to gain further intelligence.   Idiocracy 2505 – Over the course of many years, intelligent people chose not to have children, worrying about over population, while less intelligent people continue to reproduce indiscriminately, leading to a dumber and dumber society that over relied on corporations and automation. As a result, laws and rules in place have no human oversight, and most humans are blindly ignorant of how the world actual works, with most automation being place to basically keep humans alive.   Planet of the Apes 2015 – A drug that repairs and enhances neural links in the brain is tested on chimps, with one young chimp Ceasar developing with humans and gaining insights and human knowledge. The development leads to a new drug that makes Chimps and other primates smarter, but causes a world wide pandemic.  2025 – Only 1 in 500 are immune to the pandemic, but in San Francisco, the Chimps lead by Ceasar rule over the forests and cities, with humans trying to reestablish their civilization has it’s been taken over by intelligent primates. 3978 – Human astronauts from 1972 find themselves warped to the future and discover that Primates have evolved similar to humans, and now rule over the planet.     Movies with no Set Times   Mad Max     Gattaca Eugenics is common and widely used, with those human not genetically altered limited from certain careers and opportunities, acting as second class citizens, forcing them to menial labor. Biometrics can quickly determine if someone has been genetically altered and what qualities of the alterations they have.   Mortal Engines Following a war using an impossible destructive weapon, mobile cities have been developed that travel across the world, eating up other cities that help fuel their existence and survival, with technology of the past being relegated to history.   Source/reference assistance. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_stories_set_in_a_future_now_past  

The final stop in our apology roadtrip is Antarctica, where Zechs has planned a mobile suit battle that will ultimately end up merging Heero with Gundam Heavyarms and triggering the Second Impact. Wait, sorry, wrong series! We give props to Trowa for his emotional labor, Treize doesn't actively kill a metaphorical baby but it's a close shave, and Relena commits a federal mail crime-- but it's all in service of creating a better future for Heero. And while GW's lasting legacy should be how the Antarctica duel actually gives us characterization through piloting styles, it probably remains most well-known for its outrageous promo art, which is this episode's fandom artifact. Check out our socials next week for some examples!

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

Während Vizekommandant Fuyutsuki von SEELE entführt wird, erhalten wir einen Blick in die Vergangenheit und auf die Geburtsstunde von NERV. Was geschah während des Second Impact am Südpol und im Windschatten der Katastrophe? Und was hatten die Ikaris damit zu tun? Christiane und Mario sprechen über Yuis undurchsichtigen Motive, die wahre Identität von Rei und den letzten Auftrag eines gewissen Spions, der für alle Seiten gearbeitet hat. Content-Warnung: Suizid, Kindermord (45:00)

Our first California Pal stops by! We get our first glimpse into the Second Impact and the biggest eyeball yet. Support mutual aid in San Diego by donating to weallwegotsd.com and make PenPen proud.

**NOTE: During this episode I, Nick, made the mistake of saying that Misato and Kaji were alive during the Third Impact, I meant to say Second Impact. Please excuse my dreadful mistake and I hope it doesn't cause any confusion!!With the growing tensions surrounding our characters' world, the students seek some relief from the stress through a school trip to a luxurious set of tropical islands; but are their duties to NERV too important for such things? Can kids be kids or will our heroes have to take one for the team for the sake of the world? Find out on this week's episode of Full Impact! And don't forget to like, review, and subscribe! P.S. Enjoy all the PenPen screen you can!

 Diffusé le 4 octobre 1995, Néon Génésis Evangélion est un grand mythe de l’animation japonaise. Réalisé par le génial Hidéaki Anno, cette série de mécha post-apocalyptique a été une révolution pour ses thématiques alors jamais traitées dans un animé pour adolescent.  Evangélion imagine un futur ou 2 milliards d’êtres humains ont péri suite à la chute d’une météorite sur la planète. Quelques années après la catastrophe du Second Impact, l’humanité affronte l’invasion de monstres géants nommés Ange. Trois méchas pilotés par des collégiens sont envoyés défendre la capitale Néo-Tokyo 3. Abandonné et manipulé par les adultes ou Souffrant de dépression, Shinji Ikari, Rei Ayanami et Asuka Langley vont devoir sauver le monde.   Les 26 épisodes de la série en plus des films et des jeux vidéo ont propulsé cette franchise comme un symbole majeur de la pop culture nippone des années 90. Pour vous donner envie de regarder cette oeuvre, disponible sur Netflix, Pierre William Fregonese analyse pourquoi les codes du petit écran. Docteur en science-politique, Pierre William Fregonese à récemment publié Raconteur d’Histoire : les 1000 visages du scénariste du jeu vidéo aux éditions Pix N Love. 

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

Now jumping to the New Generation, Second Impact and Third Strike, we select which characters are best for the Game Boy version like we select Super Arts!

*** evangelionpodcast.com *** Crazed with enthusiasm and hopped on various legal pharmacologies, our hosts hit record late in the evening. They immediately proclaim not only mastery over the show, but stake claims on certain insights as having been never before discovered. How far they fall as the cruel hours tick by and the simple fact of their advancing age renders them into gibberers by the conclusion of the episode. A new section of covering editorials, interviews with Anno, and other bits of Evangelion media is tried on, and Steve reports back after giving a collegial listen to the podcast of our first Liker. We finally hit the intended topic of the larger world of Evangelion in the show until words fail us when midnite approaches. Despite all this, after the recording clicks off of course we stayed up until 230am watching Mandy! Highlights: - Steve's revelation that Shinji is staring back at himself through the eyes of Unit 01 at the end of Episode Two is actually pretty stunning. - The first of likely many rants regarding the state of the Evangelion Rebuild films. - An awful lot of loudly cracking into carbonated beverages on this one. - Finances are openly discussed, as is the purchasing of actual microphones, challenging our aesthetic of adorable effort with scrappy low quality energy. - At one point Michael struggles through the word "conceptually" over two whole seconds, and then appears to recover from a minor stroke. You wish you could help him somehow. - A discussion of the concept "Tiers of Canonicity", including an essential obscure Japanese video game manual. - Our habit of making vague threats to corporations and celebrities is given context in the story of how Steve's twitter handle was banned.

I think I can say with confidence that Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995) is one of my favourite shows in the medium to this day. Also, it would be cruel to give the podcast such a name for no reason! Our journey begins in Tokyo-3, in 2015, after the Second Impact. In this episode, I embark on my journey through the Evangelion franchise, looking firstly at what is known as the 'Prologue Arc' (Episode 1-6). Today I'll be looking deeply into Shinji from an emotional perspective, the Hedgehog Dilemma in practice as well as the relationship between Shinji and Eva-01.For show notes and more visit getinthemecha.home.blogFollow me on Twitter @GetInTheMecha for updates on the show!MUSIC IN THIS PRODUCTION:ChipScape by chasersgamingGo Lucky by chasersgamingDifference by chasersgamingMandatory Overtime by Joth“The Inspector Arrives” by Eric Matyas www.soundimage.org

The Time has come, ladies and gents! The Second Impact has reached Brandon and Doc Isak as they chat about the one and only, Neon Genesis Evangelion. Since its debut back on 1995, Neon Genesis Evangelion has grown to be one of the most popular, yet controversial anime in the genre's history and it is due to its infamy, themes and importance to the medium that we considered Netflix's re-release of the series as the ideal occasion for us to visit this fascinating classic. So, hop into those entry plugs and pilot your EVAs with us as The Amateur Otaku journeys into the maddening halls of Nerv and debate their way through the streets of Tokyo-3! - Doc Isak and Brandon share their thoughts, insights and disagreements in an exciting discussion on Neon Genesis Evangelion: The Series Like, subscribe, comment and share! Click here for The Amateur Otaku Archive, where you'll find our podcast episodes and editorials on great anime we know you'll love. You can also find us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Anchor and more! If there are any topics, manga, anime or films that you would like us to cover in an episode or explored in a PRESENTS article on RevengeofTheFans.com; please lets us know your thoughts on our Twitter, Facebook page or send us an email at AmateurOtakuRTF@gmail.com We really look forward to her from you! Thanks for listening, Find Brandon Alvarado Find Doc Isak Wolff Intro and Outro music is comprised of excerpts of Cruel Angel Thesis - 8 bit version as publised by Viola Heiwa on YouTube, check out the whole cover here! It's awesome! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fz7GsRxzhJM --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theamateurotaku/support

We discuss episodes 15 through 21 of ‘Neon Genesis Evangelion,’ which puts Toji in the cockpit of the brand-new Unit-03. Meanwhile, Kaji leads a dangerous investigation of NERV, the Angel in Terminal Dogma, and the real cause of Second Impact. Episodes discussed: 15 - 21 Hosts: Justin Charity, Micah Peters

Today instead of a regular episode I wanted to start my new series fire side stories where I tell stories from real people and just get to talk about it. Share this with everyone you know and love and people affected by 911.

From the ashes of Second Impact rises the Rebuild series, and with it rises the You Can [Not] Podcast! Colby and Asher discuss the first entry in the series and voice their raucous opinions.   Rei on the cover of Rolling Stone Japan: Pizza Hut article: https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2007-09-06/pizza-hut-launches-evangelion-movie-campaign-in-japan   youcannotpodcast@gmail.com https://twitter.com/ColbyHesseltine https://twitter.com/birth_of_cool

This was recorded Several Months ago when Nikoli was too ill to speak, so instead of missing out on a Recording session - We Allowed These idiots to talk about Anime again. This time we Attempted to test their Knowledge.   There Are Mild Spoilers for the Following: Dragonball Super Final Fantasy XV Belry's Reputation as an "Anime Buff"   We Hope you Enjoy this Bonus Episode. Let us know if you'd Like to hear more in Future.   Learn more at Penancerpg.com Come talk with us on Twitter or Facebook Listen on Google Play, Spotify, iTunes, Libsyn, Stitcher Support us on Ko fi and Patreon

This week, Rakeem Cunningham of Podcast Of Color is stepping in for Rueben while he’s in Japan. We talk about all the things we’re currently playing and the fall of Toys “R” Us. Stay connected with us on Social Media! Official Magical Boys Website: www.magicalboyspodcast.com Official Magical Boys Twitter @TheMagicalBoys Official Magical Boys Instagram @MagicalBoysPodcast Official Podcast Of Color Twitter @trashofcolor D.J. Kirkland @OhHeyDJ Rueben Medina @roobots Rakeem Cunningham @bluekeyblade

After like a full minute of dead air, Ashley and Luke realize that they are quickly running out of podcast juice and better get this episode underway. We see back into the past, the aftermath of the Second Impact, the relationship between Gendo and Shinji's mother, Yui, and her absorption into Eva 01. Everything is centered around the actions that Kaji has taken to undermine Seele, something that cannot be allowed to go unpunished. Commentary runs from 7:38 to 37:04.

Luke begins to question Ashley’s life choices, the two talk about editing and there’s some Eva discussion buried in there. We’re watching an episode that features no angels but features a lot of intrigue and the reveal of the secrets behind Second Impact. We also talk about Pacific Rim, Ritsuko’s love of shitty punk and maturity. Commentary from 7:45 to 31:10

Luke and Ashley find themselves in the most terrifying place of all: HIGH SCHOOL. We learn a bit about the backstory of the world such as the Second Impact. We also mostly follow two high school punks rather then any main characters. We also talk about crying and we see a teenager’s butt crack. Commentary is from 8:50 to 32:15