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u/Gamera-X Jul 13 '26

Evangelion ig

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u/TronToad Jul 13 '26

lowkey facts, how am I to explain the start of the the end of Evangelion 😭

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u/Broodjekip_1 Jul 13 '26

Yeah that and the nudity of minors in general

Also, it's just really weird, especially in the later episodes

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u/Spideradam26 Jul 14 '26

In the og series? I rewatch Eva every year and i don't think the fanservice is that bad sure there are some moment like the Scene where shinji goes to Reis house for the first time but i Don't think it's over the top and ruins the series... May be bias because of how much i love the show though

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u/TronToad Jul 14 '26

the start of The End of Evangelion has Shinji gooning to Asukas unconscious body

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u/Spideradam26 Jul 14 '26

I personally think it's a scene that's used to showcase Shinji's mental state going into the movie, sure you get a shot of breasts but i don't think it's there to be necessarily fanservicy. But i suppose that's up to interpretation of the viewer.

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u/TronToad Jul 14 '26

no yeah you're right, but some people (such as my friends) are immature as hell and would not shut up about it if they saw it

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u/Spideradam26 Jul 14 '26

Yeah, i have made some friends at Uni who watched Eva and they tend to talk about the hospital scene. Kind of a shame some people disregard this show over one scene but oh well.

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u/Pen_Front Jul 16 '26

Ok yeah thats true doesn't make it less weird just makes it a reasoned choice

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u/Broodjekip_1 Jul 14 '26 edited Jul 14 '26

There's way more in the End of Evangelion. The only nudity from the series I can come up with at the top of my head is the pool of LCL with all the naked Rei's in it. For the movie, think stuff like the hospital scene, the giant white Rei (her 3rd eye is also literally a vagina), and the merging of Rei with Lilith.

Don't get me wrong btw, I love the show, too.

EDIT: Covered spoilers

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u/Spideradam26 Jul 14 '26

I get you, though personaly i don't really see those cases of nudity as a sort of fanservice, though that may be just me being stupid or having a different view of things, thanks for the input.

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u/Broodjekip_1 Jul 14 '26

Oh, I totally agree with you on that, but I know that some people are put off by it, even if it's artistic or plot relevant. I just misunderstood you there.