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If you’re as excited as we are for the fourth and final Evangelion feature’s June 2020 debut, you’re likely looking for any excuse to connect with the series. Japan has no shortage of options, of course, and the latest comes in the form of an Asuka Shikinami …Read more »
So you know that Gainax series, Neon Genesis Evangelion or something? Well then, smarty , maybe you also know about the Rebuild project of theatrical films that have been hitting the big screen, gradually reshaping that oh so familiar show into a brand new beast. …Read more »
Having seen the second Rebuild movie myself, I can definitely vouch for it, in my opinion, successfully diverging from the series proper in interesting and exciting ways. Thankfully, it won't be long now before the rest of the North American Eva fans can judge for …Read more »
We may be looming over an age of anime fandom that isn't universally familiar with Gainax's now-classic Neon Genesis Evangelion , but the Rebuild films are continuing to make sure that doesn't remain the case for very long. Even if the themes of the series …Read more »
After the success of the first in Gainax's series of fresh Evangelion films, Evangelion: 1.0 You Are [Not] Alone , we all knew it wasn't going to be long before the second reared its mighty head. Now, thanks to the relaunch of the official website, …Read more »
After the long wait, we figured Hideaki Anno’s fourth and final Eva film, Evangelion 3.0+1.0, would do well, but it even managed to surpass expectations. The box office has continued to grow since it first opened, and now it has zipped past Detective Conan: The …Read more »
Couple quick items related to Evangelion 3.0+1.0 and its ongoing success. One: the film has now surpassed 7 billion yen at the box office, making it far and away the most successful Eva film (financially, anyway). At present, 7 billion yen is about $64 million. For …Read more »
It’s the latest in our series analyzing the impressive box office take of Evangelion 3.0+1.0. This time, we’re here to report the film’s box office is likely to top 5 billion yen today. That’s about 47 million USD. That officially puts it past every Evangelion …Read more »
Box office watchers, check this out. The box office numbers for Evangelion 3.0+1.0 are in, and they’re pretty huge. The film opened last Monday, March 8—a date set to coincide with the end of the state of emergency in Tokyo and other big prefectures. That …Read more »
Despite the fact that the final Evangelion anime film opened on a Monday, it still managed to pull in some impressive numbers. With 23.8% more revenue and 21.7% more tickets sold than 2012’s Evangelion 3.0, Hideaki Anno’s long-awaited Evangelion 3.0+1.0: Thrice Upon a Time now …Read more »
It simply wouldn’t be a Rebuild of Evangelion theme song without the iconic voice of Hikaru Utada, and thankfully that won’t change with Evangelion: 3.0+1.0. This week saw the reveal of Hikaru Utada’s new single, “One Last Kiss,” which will serve as the theme song …Read more »
Late last month, we posted about Evangelion 1.0 pulling in 2 million views in its first day on YouTube. Since then, all three of the Rebuild movies continued to attract tons of viewers, with the 14-day combined total coming to 23.79 million views. The movies …Read more »
Patrons of the Evangelion Store recently got the opportunity to take part in a poll that ranked the most popular characters of the series. This celebration of the store’s 13th anniversary did things a little bit differently, though, limiting the options to Eva pilots and …Read more »
If you were worried at all about the radio silence regarding Evangelion 3.0+1.0 in the months since its 2020 release announcement, voice actress Megumi Ogata is here to provide some reassuring words. The voice behind Shinji Ikari shared a photo of her having drinks with …Read more »
If Evangelion is an infinite money-making merchandising machine, then popular characters Rei Ayanami and Asuka Langley are its endlessly profitable power generators, never giving up, never stopping, always giving more and more in unlikely and surprising ways. And hey, now they have their own clothing …Read more »
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