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GITM 19: The Action Arc (Neon Genesis Evangelion Analysis)

GITM 19: The Action Arc (Neon Genesis Evangelion Analysis)

FromGet In The Mecha


GITM 19: The Action Arc (Neon Genesis Evangelion Analysis)

FromGet In The Mecha

ratings:
Length:
45 minutes
Released:
Nov 22, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

The Action Arc welcomes Asuka Langley to the team, making her the Third Child to pilot the Eva units. Her presence is definitely not one that can go unnoticed, being the overbearing, boisterous she is. As a result, the entire dynamic between the characters is reworked and now waiting to be explored. In this episode, I will be taking a dive into Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995) for a second time, looking into how the dynamic changes between the characters in this arc, Asuka's behaviour, the slow development of the Human Instrumentality Project and more. On the side, I briefly lay out what I thought of Promare (2019) and my initial understanding of the Berserk (1989) manga. There is also a brief announcement at the beginning of the episode in regards to the show going forward.
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MUSIC IN THIS PRODUCTION:
8Bit Title Screen by Joth
JRPG2 Piano by Joth
Mandatory Overtime by Joth
Difference by chasersgaming
“Anomaly” by Eric Matyas www.soundimage.org
Released:
Nov 22, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Anime and manga are two extraordinary and complex things. Each week, join Jamal as he embarks on an analytical journey through everything from inspiring story arcs, impressive cinematography and anything else that fits in between with the goal of making sense of it a little bit more. With essay-style content every week, this show attempts to view the world of animation and manga with an extra level of depth.