She's sometimes seen as the archetypal tsundere, her (perceived) opposition to Rei paving the road to a thousand standoffs between tsundere and kuudere, such as Nagato vs Haruhi; but it doesn't seem right to me. Firstly because Nadia, from Anno's previous anime was much more of a tsundere, but also Asuka never felt like a tsundere to me in the first place; and I think I just found the words to explain why. She definitely has the "tsun"; she is hostile to the point of aggression towards Shinji, and it would also seems that she might be interested in him romantically (the "dere"). However, she lacks a causal relation between the two. See, the idea of a tsundere is that her hostility serves to hide the romantic feeling towards its object, which she doesn't want to admit. Asuna, however, isn't bashful about love. She has no qualms hitting on Kaji or kissing Shinji. The cause of her hostility is another feeling she represses and that's seeing herself in Shinji. The need she feels to be strong, talented, perfect, and getting praised for it is a huge part of her character; which is why she does away with any doubt or weakness. But Shinji is a reflection of all these weaknesses, and he doesn't have the "decency" to hide it like she does, and that's what makes him unbearable to her. And yet, perhaps some part of her wishes she could let herself be weak like he does. Like the widely hated line "What, don't to kiss a girl on the day of your mother's death?", she's making fun of supposed mommy issues Shinji might have, but really making light of her own mommy issues to help her dominate them. I think this plays intoher aggressive tendencies much more than romantic feelings, hence why I find the term "tsundere" less than appropriate.

/from https://x.com/Child0ut/status/1773647677411995833

The earlier Evangelion movies titles are shown to use Meiji era Katakana.

What set of English subtitles should I be looking at to use with the 2015 Japanese Blu Ray release? There are a lot of English releases over the years, but are there any that I could basically just drop in without needing to figure out syncing?

This video helped me feel less confused after I finished the TV series.

I'm making my own edit of the tv series into movies similar to rebuild. Im curious what other people would want from an edit like that. What scenes do you want cut, what scenes must stay as is. Any change to the order of things shown? Any thoughts or ideas are appreciated!

This is how live action anime adaptations should be done.

Very top is 'NEON GENESIS EVANGELION III' It has 'Good or Don't Be' on it which I really wanted. Top left is 'Best Pieces' which is not technically an Eva CD but has 'A Cruel Angels Thesis Version '96' on it, which I wanted in high quality. Top right is Evangelion Finally. Bottom left is 'Birthday of Rei Ayanami' and has a weird version of the op that is like a rock Version with Rei's VO singing. Lastly is NGE II which I wanted for Thanatos.

S2 Works has NGE II and III in it but the other three have songs it doesn't, so I haven't got S2 works.

Crosspost from https://www.reddit.com/r/evangelionmemes/comments/14h6l9h/day_in_the_life_of_a_true_tokyo3_geeza/

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/316670

> src: https://twitter.com/truffleduster/status/1662309639273209856

From Tony Takezaki's Neon Genesis Evangelion

cross-posted from: https://feddit.de/post/793004

> Randomly stumbling across the Rebuild of Evangelion movies on Prime Video rekindled my love for anime after a hiatus of 20 years. This track, which is played at the end of the last movie, in the same way was the trigger for me to seek out more Japanese music.

This version is also performed by Yoko Takahashi. I like this version a lot too.

This is off of a CD released by Yoko Takahashi, called 'Best Pieces'. This version is super chill and one of my favorites. It is not on Spotify, I recommend getting the CD if you would like a high quality version of it.

This is from the Carmine Digital Art Collection from 2009, artist is Yoshiyuki Sadamoto. I will likely post some more from this collection in the next few days as its got some cool pieces.

I watched this and it gave me a newfound appreciation for Anno and the production of Eva. It is pretty long and mentions a lot more than Evangelion but I do recommend it also as a way of understanding what Anno was thinking through the creation of Eva .