No Revolutionary Girl Utena yet?
"If the egg's shell does not break, the chick will die without being born. We are the chick; the egg is the world. If the world's shell does not break, we will die without being born. Break the world's shell! For the sake of revolutionizing the world!"
At least NGE's Christian symbolism is vaguely familiar to the rest of the world, even if it'd be obscure in Japan. RGU went for Gnosticism, which gives the world equal WTF-ery. Also Ikuhara, the director, is singularly unhelpful:
Why does Miki keep timing things?
Because his watch holds the secrets of the universe
What's the meaning behind Utena turning into a car at the end of the movie?
I wanted to have a cute girl turn into a car.
I dread the day when Ikuhara gets his dreamed-of co-operation with David Lynch.
"If the egg's shell does not break, the chick will die without being born. We are the chick; the egg is the world. If the world's shell does not break, we will die without being born. Break the world's shell! For the sake of revolutionizing the world!"
At least NGE's Christian symbolism is vaguely familiar to the rest of the world, even if it'd be obscure in Japan. RGU went for Gnosticism, which gives the world equal WTF-ery. Also Ikuhara, the director, is singularly unhelpful:
Why does Miki keep timing things?
Because his watch holds the secrets of the universe
What's the meaning behind Utena turning into a car at the end of the movie?
I wanted to have a cute girl turn into a car.
I dread the day when Ikuhara gets his dreamed-of co-operation with David Lynch.