This truly is a must-see anime series, and is listed as such by many professional reviewers of the genre. The ending is complex and confusing - but its intended to be, as its supposed to make you think about the complexities of the human condition. If you're struggling with it; watch 'Death And Rebirth', and 'End Of Evangelion' for some plot guidance - or at least just feel satisfied by the giant robo carnage you witnessed. If you are still looking for greater insight, watch the originals with audio-commentaries enabled.
When you're done with the original series, be sure to check-out the new multi-movie revisionings: 'You Are (Not) Alone, You Can (Not) Advance, and the yet unreleased sequels to them. They are simply amazing eye-candy, and contain new/alternate elements to the original story-line.
Shout by Micheal Espinola JrBlockedParent2012-07-11T15:37:17Z
This truly is a must-see anime series, and is listed as such by many professional reviewers of the genre. The ending is complex and confusing - but its intended to be, as its supposed to make you think about the complexities of the human condition. If you're struggling with it; watch 'Death And Rebirth', and 'End Of Evangelion' for some plot guidance - or at least just feel satisfied by the giant robo carnage you witnessed. If you are still looking for greater insight, watch the originals with audio-commentaries enabled.
When you're done with the original series, be sure to check-out the new multi-movie revisionings: 'You Are (Not) Alone, You Can (Not) Advance, and the yet unreleased sequels to them. They are simply amazing eye-candy, and contain new/alternate elements to the original story-line.