I haven’t read the manga version, is it interesting?

I’ve heard that Kaoru-kun is a bothersome guy.

>>1

Shin-chan is acting a bit like a boy, just like in the picture.

It’s not as pathetic as anime.

It seems like it’s outside of Anno’s plan.

A happy ending? I think it was, right?

>>3

Starting over in a world without Eva or Angels.

>>3

It has been captured that they were in a romantic relationship.

>>19

Anime doesn’t hate Shinji in either the TV series, the old movie, or the new movie…

The only thing I remember is when I pushed down Ayanami while she was completely naked, her nipples were fully exposed.

>>5

I pulled it until I was about to die.

World Reconstruction End

I like the manga version because it’s not that gloomy and easy to read.

I don’t really understand why it looped.

This Shinji-kun is quite aggressive.

Shinji is the angriest in the manga version.

I like the manga version of Shinji because he expresses what he wants to say clearly.

The fact that it was finished quickly is quite appealing on its own.

>>17

It may be too much to say “for sure,” but… it’s still better than the new version!

I really like that it’s winter.

I don’t really know how it ended, though.

I remember that Shin-chan got angry when he saw Kaworu throw and kill the kitten.

If Shin-chan is strong, Misato-san’s eye patch will get tighter.

Toji will die.

>>21

I think there are parts where they did things that were planned for the TV version but couldn’t be done.

Of course, the difference in style between the director and the author is likely a larger factor.

>>21

After that, Kensuke and Shinji’s phone calls are enjoyable.

>>35

Is it different from the anime?

Madou is Madou across all media…

The foundation follows the flow of the old Eva while organizing the parts that were lacking in explanation or chaotic, making it much clearer, and the characters’ personalities are relatively more outgoing.

Well, O-tada was also working on other character design jobs while serialized…

Rather than a new play after being kept waiting…

I quite like the manga version of Shinji.

Shinji and Rei from the manga, which is clearly stated to be mutual feelings.

I like how Shinji properly rushes to the mass-produced machine battle, maintaining the larger flow without the contrary feeling from the time of the original film, allowing me to see things straightforwardly.

>>32

But I was able to fight well normally, and then the time came, and the forced opening event of Gaf’s door was terrible!

It’s great to be a proper teenager, like saying “Let’s stop by the arcade on the way back!”

In the past, I used to read it thinking it was just a direct manga adaptation of the anime, but looking back on it calmly, there are quite a lot of scenes that only appear in one version.

I was really shocked when I read for the first time that Toji died.

I love the scene in the manga where Shinji is drinking tea with Ayanami in her room.

While being consistent with LRS, the ending satisfies both factions by having Asuka meet as a symbol of future encounters.

It’s kind of funny when Gendo deflects bullets with the AT field.

Shinji is of course different, but Asuka is also quite different.

Let’s go to the rooftop; I’ll take out all your front teeth.

Since it’s a monthly magazine, if I publish 6 episodes, the anime will start airing and end before that, huh?

You did well to carry it through to the end.

I wonder what Mari, who forcefully blended into the manga version, is all about.

>>44

Isn’t it just more than a mere movie promotion?

What’s great is that you can read the entire work with Sadamoto’s artwork at its peak.

Rather, the story is too well-structured, which feels off.

How about this side?

Kaji is no longer that mysterious watermelon guy.

Mr. Kaji has a tragic past… (Seriously sad)

>>50

After losing my family, I joined a group of vagrants and was stealing supplies when a UN soldier killed one of my companions.

It would have seemed like the Self-Defense Forces were active in Japan, but they looked like foreign soldiers in some way…

In terms of BL, this version of Kaworu seems to resonate more with the feeling of being attached while distorting each other.

The manga version of Shinji shows a pretty cheeky side, which is nice.

Rather, after all that Gendo has done, he finally becomes honest at the end, making one think he really should just stop it already in the new movie.

What do you mean I’ve been made to wait even though I haven’t read the manga version?

Cute

>>58

The title of this episode, “The Trials of a Maniac,” is also nicely witty.

Shin-chan suddenly appears in Asuka’s pinch looking incredibly cool.

One reason for creating Evangelion was as a counterargument to the portrayal of civilians and minors smoothly fighting enemies and winning right after appearing in super robot shows and Gundam. It’s certain that the image of a protagonist courageously facing such difficulties head-on is not what Anno wanted to depict.

>>60

Shinji in the thread image is not a hero character, and his reason for piloting the Eva is due to his complex about his father.

It’s nice that Kaworu-kun has a rough feeling appropriate for his age.

Even when piloting the Eva and fighting the Angels, I am aggressive.

Boy meets girl, it’s great, isn’t it?

Shinji can actually endure the part where he fights the Angels with his life on the line.

That’s nice…

>>67

Well, I’m going to restart it, though.

The relationship with Kaworu was a bit nuanced, wasn’t it? It feels like the anime and the Rebuilds got along a bit too well.

But in the manga version, Toji dies…

In the end, the fact that my friends Toji and Ayanami became sacrifices is a bigger deal.

The life at the place where I was entrusted was somewhat depicted, right?

Even a strategy with a win rate of a few percent can be executed casually, can’t it, Shinji-kun?

A world line where “Tameshite Gatten” is being broadcast.

It was refreshing to see Kaworu-kun fighting in the Eva.

By the way, is Toji still alive in the last world?

>>77

There’s a high possibility, but since Shinji and the others go to a smart school, it seems like they won’t meet.

Is this interesting?

>>78

I remember hearing a story that adults are terrible, so the independence of the kids’ group is impressive.

>>78

It’s funny.

>>78

The understanding of Eva is high.

>>78

The easiest-to-understand metaphor about Kaworu-kun has arrived in all media of Evangelion.

In the manga version, Shinji tends to speak out fairly quickly instead of keeping things bottled up, and he’s also quite quick to act.

In that sense, Madao is worse than both the old and the new.

>>82

It seems like someone is making jokes but actually explaining Eva in a quite understandable way…

>>82

The reason why Shinji’s AT Field was broken in the new story is explained by this, it’s funny.

I think it’s technically different, but…

While incorporating the developments I wanted to see, the basic flow hasn’t changed.

I think there were more constraints than in the new play that was redone.

Every time I hear about the spleen, I still think of Toji.

Shinji who makes Toji repay his debt.

Shinji who breaks all his front teeth.

>>86

It’s a little boyish, isn’t it?

It’s the Eva where Gendo didn’t love Shinji.

I’ll break all your front teeth!!!

It’s nice to see Touji confess everything and feel scared.

…died

I loved you, but I couldn’t say it.

Manga: I don’t love you.

I’m really bad at dealing with relatives and stuff, Dad…

>>91

I

You.

I hate it!

I remember something about a bang!!

>>98

Because I’m the only one who has Yui Ikari’s affection… Shin-chan.

>>91

Among these, the old one feels the flattest.

It feels like I’m saying “I love you” only at the end.

I thought the Sadamoto version started first, but then the anime ended, the old movie ended, and when people were saying how long it was taking, the new movie started, and just when it got to Q, the movie that started later ended first. Meanwhile, Shin kept getting postponed, and the Sadamoto version ended first.

Kaoru-kun is making interesting moves in every work…

I love the character development of Kaworu-kun in this manga the most.

Interpretation of the last scene and the double-page spread as well.

Teacher Fuyutsuki watched Gendo from a prime seat.

The scripture of the LRS faction.

Pikopiko has a happy ending, which is great.

However, Toji’s Kansai dialect has just become a character trait…

I want to recommend it, but depending on how people react to that initial Kaworu-kun’s move, they might take damage and fade out right there.

The basic attitude is generally.

Huh? What is it? Do you have some kind of complaint??

That’s the vibe of Shinji-kun.

>>105

Shin-chan is relatively acting like a typical rebellious teenager.

It was probably the author’s hobby, but the pin-up of Shinji and the trio dressed in sporty outfits on their cross bikes felt fresh at the time.

You often see it in apparel collaborations now.

Huh~?? I seriously can’t forgive you for monopolizing Yui’s affection!!? → Maybe it wasn’t so bad… (in the face of death)

I think Shinji is the most ordinary-looking boy.

>>108

Would a normal boy really break his front teeth?

It’s an interesting phenomenon that most fan works tend to follow the flow of mass production machines versus the first unit.

Ace → Young Ace → Eva Ace, it’s the magazine where they are published.

It’s obvious, but in every series, Yui’s feelings for Shinji are genuine.

>>113

If that didn’t exist, then the existence of Evangelion itself wouldn’t stand.

>>113

Because… I wanted Shin-chan to live, so I was trying to turn Eva into an Ark, wasn’t I…?

It’s been a rebellious phase even before the main story starts…

In the manga version, Gendo is not cute.

I have memories of it being the Asuka end.

>>119

In the main story, Shinji is solely focused on Rei and Asuka is solely focused on Kaji, so the relationship between Shinji and Asuka is nothing more than that of close roommates, but in the reset world at the end, Asuka appears as a symbol of new encounters.

It’s sad that Yui seems to have eyes only for Shinji, but it’s okay since Gendo looks happy.

Gendo is generally cute in versions other than the Sadamoto one.

>>122

Pico pico too?

The manga version of Shin-chan has a stronger rebellious spirit, doesn’t it?