Sayonara all Evangelion! This is a perfect Evangelion tetralogy as an ending. A beautiful animation and plot. Also, a beautiful ending as a farewell to the series.
Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time
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Synopsis
Following NERV's failed attempt to retrieve the Spears of Longinus and carry out the Human Instrumentality Project, the destruction caused by the Fourth Impact has been largely averted. In a state of disarray, Shinji Ikari, Asuka Langley Shikinami, and Rei Ayanami travel to Village 3—a survivor settlement free from Earth's ruination. There, Shinji slowly comes to terms with his past, developing an entirely different life from his days as an Evangelion pilot. Meanwhile, NERV makes preparations to continue the Instrumentality Project by means of a new Impact. When WILLE's main aerial battleship arrives at the village, Shinji decides to board, believing that he can help by piloting an Evangelion. As new secrets are uncovered and a battle between WILLE and NERV approaches, the future of Earth hangs in the balance. Can Shinji save humanity and the rest of the world one last time? [Written by MAL Rewrite]
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Characters
Asuka Langley Souryuu
Proud, skilled Eva pilot Asuka masks deep insecurity with aggression, hiding loneliness behind a defiant exterior.
Portrayed by Grant Tiffany
Shinji Ikari
A troubled teen pilot, Shinji grapples with trauma, emotional repression, and complex relationships with Rei and Asuka.
Portrayed by Mongillo Casey
Rei Ayanami (tentative)
Rei Q, a clone differing greatly from previous iterations, appears in Shin Evangelion's Rebuild.
Portrayed by Lee Amanda Winn
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Goodbye, all of Evangelion! 3+1 is the perfect send off for the Rebuild series. From the gorgeous visuals that never drops in quality the further you watch, and thought-provoking scenes that allow one to ponder not just the characters and the plot but even yourself... Eva never ceases to fulfill what it has always delivered: a message of hope, that living despite all of suffering will always be worth it for we are never alone.
The film demonstrates that growth requires embracing pain, forgiving others, and moving forward. The animation is stunning, the music is unforgettable, and the emotional payoff is profoundly earned. Choice for the fans of 90s Evangelion series
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