Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time

From primary school to work, my whole youth seems to be immersed in this cartoon.

Such a beautiful finale to this rebuild series this is really everything I wanted out of the conclusion to this story, the way Shinji is written in this one is truly beautiful he goes from this troubled kid who seemingly thinks that the other people in the world won’t care or look out for him due to the trauma and past with his father which makes him think that he should run away from his problems rather than facing them head on as why should he face people and the hard truth of the world, to then someone who is willing to sacrifice himself so that the rest of the world can live a life he though he never could have only to be saved by a girl he didn't really know really ties Shinji’s whole arc and story as a character. Also a massive fan of that opening 40 minutes seeing a happy Rei and showing us her discover what it is to be human. I just can’t believe we got happy Evangelion. The negative I have however is why do they insist on showing us a 14 year old (who i get is technically 29, but it’s still wrong and weird) naked/semi naked less of this next time please.

Me encantó ver cómo termina esta historia: el futuro de Tohji, Hikari y Kensuke, el desarrollo de personaje de Shinji y Asuka, las múltiples revelaciones y la conversación final entre Shinji y Gendo. Fue emocionante y el final me hizo sentir muy feliz.

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.

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

This is s the monumental conclusion to the Rebuild of Evangelion tetralogy and a definitive goodbye to the entire 25 year old franchise. It is less of a standard mecha movie and more of a therapeutic, meta commentary on healing and growing up. But still is a great conclusion.

“Bye-bye, all of EVANGELION.” This film rewards viewers who've been on the ride since the 90s series~ Knowing Hideaki Anno’s personal story with this work also adds an extra layer of satisfaction to the ending, in a meta sort of way. A beautiful farewell to the series as a whole.

The ending of Evangelion Rebuild's psychological loop. Even though it is tense, the climax however, feels calmer and less chaotic than the 90s Evangelion.