Neon Genesis Evangelion DVD help
hey, I just bought Neon Genesis Evangelion - Platinum Series: Vol.1 on DVD and before I go and buy the rest of the DVDs I noticed that there is a Neon Genesis Evangelion - Collection 01. The help I need is what is the difference between the two? Is one just a special edition or something? Reading the back of the box was no help.
i got the entire series in japanese [w english subtitles] at half-price books for 20 bucks
all 23 [? i cant remember] episodes. IT IS WAY BETTER than the english version because the voice acting is WAY better - i mean, the people giving their lines were doing it in their natural language, no translation or other bs to make it unclear, besides the acting is just better. AND, um, i cant remember.
it doesnt have any extra stuff, though, so if your into that than dont get it. but it is a WAY better experience because everyone speaks more naturally [even if it is japanese] and the emotion of every scene comes through crystal clear because of that.
plus the american voice actors sound wierd.
ehhh you do know on the PAL release you can switch it so its spoken in Japanese??
Well I need just a tiny bit more help.
Neon Genesis Evangelion - The End Of Evangelion
Neon Genesis Evangelion - Resurrection (Director's Cut)
Neon Genesis Evangelion - Genesis Reborn (Director's Cut)
Neon Genesis Evangelion - Death And Rebirth
Now is it worth getting Resurrection and Genesis Reborn if I have the Platinum editions of the episodes or is there more included in those??
Death And Rebirth, I've heard theres not really much point in getting these as its just a summary of the episodes and half of The End Of Evangelion??
Finally The End Of Evangelion, is that just a movie to complete the series or is it an alternate ending, or is it the final 3 episodes??
26 episodes altogether as far as I know.
I bought my collection before this "Platinum edition" and I'm still content. All legitimate formats, including the NTSC version has multiple sub options. There is English dubbing in the one I have, but I always use the Japanese language option whenever I watch an anime. There is more personality and better acting to be had in the original form. The only anime I've found that I didn't have an option was Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust (strictly English).
Originally posted by Zen2nd
ehhh you do know on the PAL release you can switch it so its spoken in Japanese??Well I need just a tiny bit more help.
Neon Genesis Evangelion - The End Of Evangelion
Neon Genesis Evangelion - Resurrection (Director's Cut)
Neon Genesis Evangelion - Genesis Reborn (Director's Cut)
Neon Genesis Evangelion - Death And RebirthNow is it worth getting Resurrection and Genesis Reborn if I have the Platinum editions of the episodes or is there more included in those??
Death And Rebirth, I've heard theres not really much point in getting these as its just a summary of the episodes and half of The End Of Evangelion??
Finally The End Of Evangelion, is that just a movie to complete the series or is it an alternate ending, or is it the final 3 episodes??
26 episodes altogether as far as I know.
I'm not sure what are Resurrection and Genesis Reborn are, but I know the End of Evangelion/Death and Rebirth was meant to appease fans who were displeased with the final episode in the regular series (as the movie for RahXephon was for it's own).
Don't know about the platinum editions. All I would do is get the whole set and watch the last episode. If you don't have the song "tumblin down" in your head, then you need to get End of Evagelion. Its like "whoa" and explains a lot about the series but leaves way more questions in your head about well, your very own existence.
can sum1 tell me the last episode and explain it to me the last 1 i can remember there was shinji sitin on a chair with these questions that appear on the screen to show the audience but he answers them than to finsh it off they all stood and started clappin is that the last episode or av i missed summet
Yeah I think its the last episode. I would check out the two movies; "Death and Rebirth" and "End of Evangelion". At least the last one. Most people don't like death and rebirth but I got a lot out of it. As for explaining it...I think it was like the director was congratulating himself on finishing the series. But seriously, get those movies and watch the commentary, it explains LOADS. Or you can take the easy way out and say it was all in Shinji's head, a way for him to feel important and include all the people around him. Yeah, you could write a paper about it all.