Hey hey hey...don't knock Digimon. It's awesome. I use my five year old brother as an excuse to watch the movie.
Damn it, gotta love Cherubimon.
Damn it, gotta love Cherubimon.
The Sorrow said:Counterpoint: You know what it took to kill Alucard? They had to bloody erase him from existence in a paradox. He survived mutilation, decapitation, hundreds of bullet wounds, even crashing an SR-71 into an aircraft carrier's deck.Jagdedge said:The thing is, you have to die a manly death in order to even qualify for the manliest being in exsistence. Punching a kid in the face, having the obligatory hot girl waiting for your tender loving, killing upwards of twenty people in giant mechs, and then killing their General, all while sustaining injuries resulting from a giant laser to the chest and a glaive 20 times your size being stabbed into your back are all awesome and manly things, and all things that made up his death sequence. Kamina was the embodiement of everything GAR.The Sorrow said:L's my favorite fictional character of all time, so I had to work something in there.
Anyway, I have to respectfully disagree with naming Kamina the manliest, Jagdedge. Berserk's Guts is the manliest, possibly tied with Hellsing's Alucard.
Guts: Where do I begin? The fact that his sword as more than a foot wide and between 6-7 feet long? The fact that he sliced off his own hand to get it free to protect the woman carrying his child? The fact that he's taken out demons twice his size? That his hand was replaced with a fake one that conceals a cannon? HOW MUCH MANLIER CAN YOU GET?!
Every one of those questions is answered either in the show or the outrageously MA-rated movie that takes place during the psychological bit at the end of the show.PurpleRain said:I'm imagining there's a lot of hate over NG:E because everyone expects it to be a giant robot duel thing. Then the ask questions like: Why are the robots bleeding? Why do 14yr olds pilot them? Why does everyone have shields? Why don't they just blow the angels up with big lasers instead of making robots?Kinetic_man said:Actually a LOT of people all over the world really hate Evangelion, but I do see the point you're trying to make here. Although I myself like many Anime series/movies of old and new such as Eva, Lain, GitS (movies and the series), even Ergo Proxy, I always shudder at the bastard half-breed (mainstream?) Anime such as Naruto that feels like it was essentially manufactured for American seventh graders with learning disabilities.PurpleRain said:The gorgeous emotional drama that is Neon Genesis?
I've heard them all.
iv seen it. not only did it run out of good story about 7 episodes in its pretty much yaoi. its a bad story marred even worse by a writer who wanted to milk the money as long as possibleNuclearJonJon said:Watch Death Note then come back![]()
Why do you say that? Saying something has a bad story or bad writing is not sufficent nor particularly intelligent criticism.boyvirgo666 said:iv seen it. not only did it run out of good story about 7 episodes in its pretty much yaoi. its a bad story marred even worse by a writer who wanted to milk the money as long as possibleNuclearJonJon said:Watch Death Note then come back![]()
Spoilers would be great. And I loved the ending. The movie was fantastic. As for people becoming evil, it was really built up throughout the show. It gives the hard ending and shows the truth in all the questions made.Shadedblade said:Every one of those questions is answered either in the show or the outrageously MA-rated movie that takes place during the psychological bit at the end of the show.
Edit: While I whole-heartedly reccommend the show, I wouldn't reccommend the movie. Every one of the characters that you may have liked is butchered in the movie. Everyone either turns into an evil bastard, or is killed off.
I think you mean it takes the chip. AND EATS ITEasykill said:But Death note takes the cake.
Fredrick2003 said:And that is precisely what makes the ending so good. Its hurtful and it fills you with rage and depression.Shadedblade said:Every one of those questions is answered either in the show or the outrageously MA-rated movie that takes place during the psychological bit at the end of the show.PurpleRain said:I'm imagining there's a lot of hate over NG:E because everyone expects it to be a giant robot duel thing. Then the ask questions like: Why are the robots bleeding? Why do 14yr olds pilot them? Why does everyone have shields? Why don't they just blow the angels up with big lasers instead of making robots?Kinetic_man said:Actually a LOT of people all over the world really hate Evangelion, but I do see the point you're trying to make here. Although I myself like many Anime series/movies of old and new such as Eva, Lain, GitS (movies and the series), even Ergo Proxy, I always shudder at the bastard half-breed (mainstream?) Anime such as Naruto that feels like it was essentially manufactured for American seventh graders with learning disabilities.PurpleRain said:The gorgeous emotional drama that is Neon Genesis?
I've heard them all.
Edit: While I whole-heartedly reccommend the show, I wouldn't reccommend the movie. Every one of the characters that you may have liked is butchered in the movie. Everyone either turns into an evil bastard, or is killed off.
Fredrick2003 said:I think it is best to watch both endings at least once, regardless.Shadedblade said:I guess I would agree with you for the most part. Shinji was a completely innocent character; however, in the movie he instantly turns in to an evil bastard. Also, in the show he became more and more brave until at the end he was actually almost heroically brave. It just felt like all the character development was thrown out the window in order to kill off all the characters except for one/two. Also he gets in a relationship with who is essentially his foster mother? You have to call fanservice on that one. I personally think that the creator (who was a strong believer in having only one ending to a seires) just said 'screw it' and got his revenge on the fans who wanted him to make a new ending. I thought that the original ending was very interesting, and definetly sufficent unlike most fans.Fredrick2003 said:And that is precisely what makes the ending so good. Its hurtful and it fills you with rage and depression.Shadedblade said:Every one of those questions is answered either in the show or the outrageously MA-rated movie that takes place during the psychological bit at the end of the show.PurpleRain said:I'm imagining there's a lot of hate over NG:E because everyone expects it to be a giant robot duel thing. Then the ask questions like: Why are the robots bleeding? Why do 14yr olds pilot them? Why does everyone have shields? Why don't they just blow the angels up with big lasers instead of making robots?Kinetic_man said:Actually a LOT of people all over the world really hate Evangelion, but I do see the point you're trying to make here. Although I myself like many Anime series/movies of old and new such as Eva, Lain, GitS (movies and the series), even Ergo Proxy, I always shudder at the bastard half-breed (mainstream?) Anime such as Naruto that feels like it was essentially manufactured for American seventh graders with learning disabilities.PurpleRain said:The gorgeous emotional drama that is Neon Genesis?
I've heard them all.
Edit: While I whole-heartedly reccommend the show, I wouldn't reccommend the movie. Every one of the characters that you may have liked is butchered in the movie. Everyone either turns into an evil bastard, or is killed off.
I wouldn't really call that a "relationship" either, she new she was going to die, it was just like a "goodbye kiss".
I really loved End of Evangelion though, I honestly think I have watched it more than any movie I own. I don't know WHY exactly I love it so much, its just a true work of art in my eyes. I would attempt to explain why but anything I say will be written off as "teenage pretentious pseudo-intellectual bullshit", so I will just say both endings need to be experienced.
As popular as Evangelion is, I rarely hear from anybody outside of fan forums who actually liked it.
I'll give you this strawberry if you don't tell anyone.Captain Lag said:I think you mean it takes the chip. AND EATS ITEasykill said:But Death note takes the cake.
a gree with EVERY anime you put up there, I just finished burst angel like 2 weeks ago and it is AWESOME... of course that's because I just finished watching a few of those romantic anime with a bit of action sprinkled on top (rosario + vampire and Karin... a lot of fanservice, but I'm apparently just one of those freaks who works around it) so the epic action scene at the end was greatness, also the story does get pretty awesome at the end.nightmare_gorilla said:-epic snip OF DEATH-