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The End of Evangelion, though, was built up as being a retelling
of the series ending. It was artsy as hell and just as complex
as the series ending, but it managed to satisfy many fans
including myself despite its convoluted flavor. When I think
about these two endings though, I always see them somehow
being connected. One displayed the mind of the characters and
one displayed the characters’ actions. When I connect them
like that, it makes Neon Genesis Evangelion feel far more
complete and thus more satisfying.
Characters: The characters are by far the most hated
aspect of Neon Genesis Evangelion. It’s understandable to a
degree but unwarranted for the most part.
They aren’t your ideal characters and that
was the damn point. They reflected the
post-apocalyptic world setting and were
immersed into the story beautifully.
In the beginning, they were all
very basic archetypical
characters. Shinji being
your typical whiny
teenager with
self-esteem
issues; Rei
being the cold
unemotional
type which
started this
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