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It's kind of hard to believe, but FUNimation's home video release of Evangelion 3.33: You Can (Not) Redo is officially out in the wild. To celebrate its arrival on Blu-ray and DVD, FUNimation posted a new trailer featuring the English dub.
Evangelion 3.33 is finally coming to home video on February 2, so FUNimation has a new trailer to hype up the hotly-anticipated release. Synopsis: Shinji Ikari just woke up in his Eva unit fourteen years after starting the Third Impact. He hasn’t aged, but everything …Read more »
Earlier this month we posted about FUNimation's tentative hopes to release Evangelion 3.33: You Can (Not) Redo on home video early next year, as discussed on an episode of Anime News Network's ANNCast podcast. Those plans finally got more specific during FUNimation's panel at this …Read more »
Anime News Network's ANNCast podcast recently had some folks from FUNimation on the show, and of course the topic of the long-awaited Evangelion: 3.33 You Can (Not) Redo release was brought up. Everyone wants to know when to expect it, and according to FUNimation the …Read more »
With Evangelion 1.11 and 2.22 airing on Toonami this weekend, people want to know: when’s Evangelion 3.33 coming out in the States? Funimation, who own the rights to the U.S. release, can’t tell us quite yet, but they did comment on the release on their …Read more »
Who's ready to watch the third Evangelion Rebuild flick in English? The dub for Evangelion 3.33: You Can (Not) Redo was screened back at New York Comic-Con, but if you haven't seen it, you can get another taste in a trailer Manga UK recently posted. …Read more »
The theatrical release of the much-anticipated finale to the Rebuild saga, Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time, may have been postponed, but Hideaki Anno’s studio Khara is doing something special in the meantime. From April 20-29, the first three films in the series are available …Read more »
Last month, we shared some concept art of the upcoming Evangelion bullet train, which was set to take passengers from Fukuoka to Osaka and back in purple and green Evangelion style. Now the first departure and christening ceremony of the train have taken place, and …Read more »
What a combo. Neon Genesis Evangelion , the Gainax-produced anime series that would go on to become a legend (and spawn a legendary amount of merchandise) went on air 20 years ago, and everyone’s celebrating in their own special way. Japanese lingerie maker Peach John, …Read more »
Back in July, JR West announced the deployment of a Neon Genesis Evangelion -themed variant of their series 500 bullet train, designed by Eva mech designer Ikuto Yamashita. Exterior concept renderings were released, but the interior look of the trains remained a mystery. Recently, Japanese …Read more »
It took nearly two decades, but Yoshiyuki Sadamoto’s manga adaptation of Neon Genesis Evangelion finally concluded last month with the release of volume 14. Sadamoto of course, is best known for his character designs for the original anime, along with designs for works such as …Read more »
A television broadcast of Evangelion 3.33 last Friday served up a brief teaser of the fourth and final film in the Evangelion remake series. And we do mean brief. After the credits rolled, the words “Next” and “Evangelion 3.0+1.0” appeared on screen. The image subsequently …Read more »
Has Japan been bombarded by enough Evangelion merchandise? No way, Jose, says Evangelion copyright holder studio Khara, for whom Eva continues to be a golden goose regardless of the critical reaction to the films themselves. April 24th will see the latest deluge of Evangelion products, …Read more »
Evangelion 3.0: You Can (Not) Redo is still playing in Japanese theaters as of this writing. The film has been out since mid-November, which means that it has been playing for about 3½ months now. Weekday showings were apparently still sold out at the end …Read more »
There was a moment of awkward silence once the house lights came up in the theater after the end credits of Evangelion 3.0 : You Can (Not) Redo . To Evangelion veterans who were there the first time around, it was probably a familiar feeling. …Read more »
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