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* [[Short-Lived, Big Impact]]: ''Evangelion'' was one of the most influential anime shows of the Giant Mecha Genre, but only lasted one season and 26 episodes. |
* [[Short-Lived, Big Impact]]: ''Evangelion'' was one of the most influential anime shows of the Giant Mecha Genre, but only lasted one season and 26 episodes. |
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* [[Shrug of God]]: After fans were upset with the ambiguity of the series, [[Hideaki Anno]] basically declared that it was up to viewers to determine their own meaning and reprimanded them for expecting all the answers on a silver platter. Over the years he has offered, at best, several vague and contradictory statements as to the meaning(s) and intentions of the series. |
* [[Shrug of God]]: After fans were upset with the ambiguity of the series, [[Hideaki Anno]] basically declared that it was up to viewers to determine their own meaning and reprimanded them for expecting all the answers on a silver platter. Over the years he has offered, at best, several vague and contradictory statements as to the meaning(s) and intentions of the series. |
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* [[Talking to Herself: In the ''Girlfriend of Steel'' game series, [[Megumi Hayashibara]] voices both Mana Kirishima and Rei. |
* [[Talking to Himself|Talking to Herself]]: In the ''Girlfriend of Steel'' game series, [[Megumi Hayashibara]] voices both Mana Kirishima and Rei. |
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* [[Technology Marches On]]: Back in the series' heyday in the mid-to-late 90's, Shinji listened to his music on an S-DAT player. Nowadays, with the sporadic manga releases, it's been replaced by a Mini iPod. ''[[Rebuild of Evangelion]]' has him keep the S-DAT player despite being released in 2007. |
* [[Technology Marches On]]: Back in the series' heyday in the mid-to-late 90's, Shinji listened to his music on an S-DAT player. Nowadays, with the sporadic manga releases, it's been replaced by a Mini iPod. ''[[Rebuild of Evangelion]]' has him keep the S-DAT player despite being released in 2007. |
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* [[Troubled Production]]: |
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