UN-GO English Site. The last Evangelion 2.x post I’ll write. I would strongly suggest not attempting to read this all at once, madness is sure to follow.
It is meant as a coherent brain-dump: my take on different aspects of the film rather than fluid prose. Intrinsic knowledge of the original series, Death:Rebirth, End of Evangelion, the first Rebuild film You Are (Not) Alone and ancillary materials surrounding franchise is assumed. Because this is the last one I'll write, it has to be epic. Epic enough for sub-navigation: Please note: while still a work in progress this is now mostly complete. Response from a fan Evangelion as a franchise exists outside normal rules for me - it is not subject to the whims of cynicism or common sense, it has successfully penetrated the part of my brain that is impervious to reason.
This is Evangelion as the fans have wanted it: fluid and epic, subverting what they thought they knew about the mythos but never entirely undermining it. Differences from the original theatrical version Thoughts and theories Mari Asuka Plot. Anidb. MyAnimeList. Oh wth, im soz for answering this late, but i had too much things i had to do x_x I tried to start writing this a couple of days ago, but i couldn't concentrate and didn't come up with anything to write q.q But well, i give it a shot now :D I always tend to forget to answer on something, but i cant see it before i re-read it some days later :/ I'm sorry if i have like lots of words spelled wrong and stuff, but i don't really check up on that too much, basically because i am really lazy :3 Myself the word i write wrong the most is "you"(u) I really need to focus too see it wrong, since it feels so natural :D And when some words are really similar to stuff in games, i switch them >.
< like when i plan to write more, i normally write morde(league of legends) and alot like that :| I haven't watched robotics;note but is it good? Do i have to watch steins;gate first to understand anything? Yeah, i guess. Naruto is a perfect example for that. It was the same with "10 centimeters per second. " MAL Updater. MALU Themes. BakaBT. International Saimoe League. Fansub. A mocked-up fansub image, intended to be from an opening song.
Note the use of katakana, romaji and English, and the different colours used. Similar to karaoke, the lyrics that are currently being sung are bolded in each of the respective languages. A fansub (short for fan-subtitled) is a version of a foreign film or foreign television program which has been translated by fans (as opposed to an officially licensed translation done by professionals) and subtitled into a language other than that of the original.[1] Terms[edit] The practice of making fansubs is called fansubbing and is done by a fansubber. Format[edit] The first distribution media of fansubbed material was VHS and Betamax tapes. History[edit] Early fansubs[edit] Early or "traditional" fansubs were produced using analog video editing equipment. A VHS tape from an internet fansub distributor Fansub distributors (who delivered videos to fans) were usually separate from fansubbers, who did translations and produced masters. Doki Fansubs. Hatsuyuki.
Static-Subs. Underwater. Commie Subs. Mazui. Chihiro.