The pun is that Asuka sounds like sugar and Saul sounds like salt in Portuguese, and I think Spanish too.

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Every day in November, I’m gonna watch one episode of Evangelion. Like I said above, this will be my first watch since it was added to Netflix back in 2019. Back then, it was more like I had it playing in the background, so I don’t really remember much, aside from the fact that the two main characters are named Shinji and Reí, and that “congratulations” scene.

Anything else you guys like to say about it to me? (No Spoilers plz!)

I was watching on low volume so I didn't realize initially what happened until I saw other people talking about it💀💀.

Wondering if anyone knows what im talking about- on instagram (i think?) or maybe tiktok forever ago i found this amazing edit of the 3 children to Just by Radiohead and i can't find it anymore 😭 and ive literally been searching everywhere. It has the words "you do it to yourself" pop up on screen like along with the song, it's so good but it seems to be gone.

Does anyone else know what im talking about/where i can find it? Im suffering here 😭😟

LILITH/RE

I also a version where it's her eyes only and without the squigly lines, I hope you like it!

MYYY ASUKA COSPLAY!!! #NeonGenesisEvangelion #Cosplay #AsukaLangley #Manga #Anime

If I remember correctly the Chamber of Guf is where souls are stored. Basically the afterlife, plus storage for future beings. The Anti-Universe in the Rebuilds is also where souls come from, and is the realm of the gods, and is (if I remember correctly) accessed through the Doors of Guf. So could one just say that the Anti-Universe is just an alternate form or even just an alternate name for the Chamber of Guf?

1. Series: Evangelions simply die out, leaving a world marked by the memory and trauma of their existence. Since Shinji ends Instrumentality but doesn’t fully escape the cycle, the world remains in an incomplete, unresolved state. Those who return to life are left to deal with a damaged world, and the cycle can eventually begin anew.
2. Manga: The buried Evangelion and Misato’s cross hint at a distant past that held Evangelions, suggesting this cycle has progressed further but not entirely escaped. When Shinji dies, he may still face a repetition of the cycle, even though it has shifted or evolved.
3. Rebuilds: The lack of Evangelions in the new world suggests a true, fresh start where Shinji has resolved the traumas and conflicts underlying previous cycles. His choice to remove Evangelions from existence altogether ends the need for repetition, truly freeing him and the world.

A friend of mine wants to have a watchparty with another friend, and they want to watch Evangelion, but they have chosen to watch the recap movie (death)². Is it any good? Like in terms of also giving the characters room to breathe and develop, or does it mostly just show the most important highlights of each episode? I'm suggesting them to watch the series, but it is also a bit of a small commitment