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Eva fans, be on the lookout, because Milan Records has a bunch of goodies on the way if you can’t get enough of the series’ music. Four soundtracks from the Neon Genesis Evangelion series are on the way, featuring the work of composer Shiro Sagisu …Read more »
The fun of Anime Frontier 2022 is right around the corner, and this year’s event has a ton in store for fans of anime, manga, music and more. In addition to a packed schedule full of panels and guests, attendees can look forward to the …Read more »
The year may be winding down, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t more unforgettable conventions to attend before 2022 comes to an end. The next event on the horizon is Anime Frontier Powered by Crunchyroll, which is being held December 2-4 at the Fort Worth …Read more »
The Neon Genesis Evangelion anime hasn’t been out for 30 years—though it’s getting dangerously close!—but it does hold a reign for that period of time in the world of karaoke. Nagoya-based company XING announced the JOYSOUND Karaoke 30th Anniversary Ranking in celebration of its own …Read more »
If you’ve been holding your breath for a Godzilla x Neon Genesis Evangelion crossover film, well… please take a break. We may not have anything like that in the pipeline for the foreseeable future, but we can at least get a taste of what it …Read more »
So… for some reason this is a thing, and it’s awesome. Yoko Takahashi, the singer of Evangelion’s “A Cruel Angel’s Thesis,” has rerecorded the song, replacing all the lyrics with cat sounds. The things you get up to when you’re locked up at home for …Read more »
There’s nothing quite like the music of the Neon Genesis Evangelion anime, and it’s about to be collected in an impressive five-disc set. The NEON GENESIS EVANGELION SOUNDTRACK 25th ANNIVERSARY BOX is due out in Japan on October 7, covering five soundtrack albums released between …Read more »
Fans of anime songs have something special to look forward to at the end of this month. King Records announced plans to stream its latest music festival, KING SUPER LIVE, online via YouTube to make up for the lack of a large-scale event. KING SUPER …Read more »
Nyanko Daisensou, AKA The Battle Cats, is a tower defense mobile game that PONOS first launched back in 2011. The folks behind it know that Neon Genesis Evangelion is all about strange collaborations, so the two are joining forces in Japan from July 18 to August 1. The …Read more »
Everyone needs a well-choreographed dance they can bust out at a summer festival in Japan, and what better song to serve as the backdrop than Neon Genesis Evangelion‘s “Cruel Angel’s Thesis” theme? A new version, “Cruel Angel’s Thesis MATSURI SPIRIT,” was recently released with some powerful …Read more »
It’s one thing to top a ranking for a particular month, year, or even decade. Neon Genesis Evangelion opening theme “A Cruel Angel’s Thesis” has greater ambitions, officially hitting the top spot in Japan’s karaoke rankings for the entire Heisei period. The Heisei period is …Read more »
The results are in for Japan’s 2018 karaoke song rankings, and the number one song in the anime/tokusatsu/game category should come as no surprise. Taking the top spot is Neon Genesis Evangelion theme song “A Cruel Angel’s Thesis,” which is up three spots from last …Read more »
If you’re in Tokyo from November 16 to January 6, make your way to the Evangelion Store in Ikebukuro for a tipple at the just-opened Evangelion Bar. The bar features a range of drinks based on the popular giant robot franchise. That includes the Asuka …Read more »
Who’s in the mood for some ’90s nostalgia? If you have fond memories of Gainax’s Neon Genesis Evangelion, you’ll want to dive right into the HD version music video of its opening theme song, “A Cruel Angel’s Thesis.” This isn’t just some fan-made AMV either; …Read more »
Man, being an anime fan in the 90s was something. Tapes (yeah, tapes ) were over 30 bucks and only had two episodes on ‘em, you had to choose between sub and dub, and the selection of stuff available in English was a drop in …Read more »
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