Neon Genesis Evangelion

La storia si svolge nella futuristica città di Neo Tokyo-3 a distanza di quindici anni da una catastrofe di impatto planetario nota come Second Impact e si incentra su Shinji Ikari, un ragazzo che viene reclutato dall'organizzazione paramilitare Nerv per pilotare un mecha gigante chiamato Evangelion e combattere in questo modo i nemici dell'umanità conosciuti come Angeli. Nel corso degli eventi vengono presentati anche altri piloti di Evangelion e il personale di Nerv.
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Genere: Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Animazione | Dramma |
http://evangelion.co.jp
Numero di stagioni: 1
Numero di episodi: 26
Data prima messa in onda: 1995-10-04
Data ultima messa in onda: 1996-03-27

Approfondimenti

SEELE is the German word for soul, GEHIRN means brain. It can be assumed that GEHIRN is named t [...]	D
KÃ´ichi Mashimo was offered a chance to direct.	D
According to production sketches, the members of the SEELE Human Instrumentality Project Commit [...]	D
Tokyo-3 was based on the real-life town of Hakone in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan.	D
ADV Films announced that they would like to give the Japanese and the English vocal casts a cam [...]	D
Series creator Hideaki Anno claims he was mainly influenced by the show Densetsu kyojin ideon ( [...]	D
Wes Anderson is a fan of the series and of it he said, "This could spawn something like Sciento [...]	D
In the episode "Asuka Strikes", where we first meet Asuka and Eva 02, four ships in the UN conv [...]	D
The series is heavy with religious symbols and motifs leading to a lot of speculation of the su [...]	D
The story for "Evangelion" came from Yoshiyuki Tomino's series "Space Runaway Ideon". Anno has [...]	D
Hideaki Anno had considered making Shinji a female character, similar to his previous series Na [...]	D
The three MAGI Supercomputers, Melchior, Balthasar and Casper (Gaspar) are the names of the thr [...]	D
While the show was developed by Gainax, much of the actual production work was handled by Tatsu [...]	D
Originally, Hideaki Anno tried to get Kunihiko Ikuhara to join the project, including bringing [...]	D
The kanji used in Shinji and Gendou's last name (Ikari) means "Anger".	D
The version of Episode 16 ("Splitting of the Breast") that is contained on the Renewal (Japan) [...]	D
The series was released on 13 VHS tapes by ADV Films from from August 20, 1997 to July 7, 1998. [...]	D
Rei Ayanami was named after the Japanese destroyer Ayanami and the character Rei Hino aka Sailo [...]	D
Debut of Christine Marie Cabanos whose voice were used in many TV series and short films.	D
The 2019 re-release on Netflix omits the ending theme, "Fly Me to the Moon" due to rights issue [...]	D
The Eva's time limit is a reference to the color timer from the original Urutoraman: KÃ»sÃ´ [...]	D
NERV's motto of sorts, "God's in His heaven; all's right with the world," comes from a poem by [...]	D
In the preview for the "TV version" of episode 22 (broadcast before the "director's cut" was pr [...]	D
In Episode 7, Misato's cans of Yebisu beer are labelled "Yebichu", with a picture of a hamster [...]	D
The AT in AT-field stands for "absolute terror".	D
In Gendo Ikari's office in NERV, the large symbol visible on the floor and ceiling are the Tree [...]	D
The ending theme song is "Fly Me to the Moon". Approximately 56 different versions of the song [...]	D
The Japanese title card for is stylized so that the katakana for 'Evangerion' is written in suc [...]	D
ADV Films was going to release a 10th anniversary DVD box set of the series back in 2006 at a r [...]	D
Animax Latin America was in charge of dubbing Evangelion Director's Cut this dubbing was made i [...]	D
Winner of the "Best TV Animation Award" at the 1st Animation Kobe (1996)	D
In the original Japanese, the Angels are referred to as "shito", which can be translated as "di [...]	D
In episode 16 (Sickness, Unto Death, And.../Splitting of the Breast), Shinji and the EVA-01 are [...]	D
ADV Films announced the production of the live action movie at the 2003 Cannes Film Festival.	D
Many of the characters were named after various WWII-era Japanese naval vessels. Katsuragi, Aka [...]	D
Hideaki Anno had considered taking Evangelion to another studio at first given at the time Gain [...]	D
Premiered on Wednesday, October 4, 1995 on TV Tokyo at 6.30pm.	D
In 1998 GAINAX Company was audited by the National Tax Agency for concealing revenue from vario [...]	D
The popularity of Evangelion in Japan alone has made it one of the highest-grossing media franc [...]	D
Anno wanted the EVAs to be as tall as the original Ultraman. However, it was deemed that this w [...]	D
This series is credited with reviving anime both critically and commercially after its slump pe [...]	D
For the version of "Fly Me To The Moon" used in the final episode, director Hideaki Anno report [...]	D
Favourite anime series of the late Robin Williams.	D