Rebuild of Evangelion: Difference between revisions
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Rebuild of Evangelion: Difference between revisions
''Rebuild of Evangelion'' is a four-film series from Studio Gainax that is a remake of the ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]'' television series. Each movie is given a numerical designation (1.0, 2.0, etc.) upon its theatrical release. The number is then amended (1.1, 1.11, etc.) for its home video releases as more footage is added.
''Rebuild of Evangelion'' is a four-film series from Studio Gainax that is a remake of the ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]'' television series. Each movie is given a numerical designation (1.0, 2.0, etc.) upon its theatrical release. The number is then amended (1.1, 1.11, etc.) for its home video releases as more footage is added.
Currently three of four ''Rebuild'' films have been released. While the title of the third instalment combined with its rather bizarre departure from the original series led to many fans concluding that director Hideaki Anno was trolling his fans again and had no intention of ever making a fourth part, particularly when a fall 2015 release date came and went without any comment, teaser material began to appear in mid-2017 and it is believed the final part will be released sometime in 2018.
Currently three of four ''Rebuild'' films have been released. While the title of the third instalment combined with its rather bizarre departure from the original series led to many concluding that director Hideaki Anno was trolling his fans again and had no intention of ever making a fourth part, particularly when a fall 2015 release date came and went without any comment, teaser material began to appear in mid-2017 and it is believed the final part will be released sometime in 2018.
Rebuild of Evangelion is a four-film series from Studio Gainax that is a remake of the Neon Genesis Evangelion television series. Each movie is given a numerical designation (1.0, 2.0, etc.) upon its theatrical release. The number is then amended (1.1, 1.11, etc.) for its home video releases as more footage is added.
Currently three of four Rebuild films have been released. While the title of the third instalment combined with its rather bizarre departure from the original series led to many concluding that director Hideaki Anno was trolling his fans again and had no intention of ever making a fourth part, particularly when a fall 2015 release date came and went without any comment, teaser material began to appear in mid-2017 and it is believed the final part will be released sometime in 2018.
Evangelion: 1.XX You Are (Not) Alone
Evangelion: 2.XX You Can (Not) Advance
Evangelion: 3.XX You Can (Not) Redo
Evangelion: 3.0 + 1.0 (working title)
The following weapons were used in the film Rebuild of Evangelion series:
File:HK XM8 Compact Standart Stock.jpgHeckler & Koch XM8 Compact Carbine with full stock - 5.56x45mmError creating thumbnail: File missingWILLE soldiers surround Shinji while he's being examined by 2nd Lt. Sakura Suzuhara inside AAA Wunder. Note that the uniform and gear is a reference to End of Evangelion, which the JSSDF uses HK assault rifles and black/purple BDUs.
Machine Guns
Browning/Sumitomo M2HB
The Browning/Sumitomo M2HB is seen in the first three movies used in UN Army military vehicles.
Misato's fleet, seen in the third movie, includes a number of Iowa-class battleships. Strangely, these are shown in their WW2 configuration, with multiple Bofors 40mm quad installations which were removed from all real Iowas during their refits.
M269 Modules mounted on UN Army-controlled MLRS are used to fire M26 rockets at Sachiel when it begins to approach Tokyo-3 in the first movie. This scene is based on a similar scene from the first episode of the original TV series.
