It is not worth talking about the uniqueness of the plot, since it is not unique. No matter how funny it may be, furs are, in principle, always about the same thing. Robots fight robots, here, by the way, you need to put a fat plus, since the fights are very well orchestrated, each enemy is individual, and with each one you need to conduct a different battle strategy. As a result, the enemies in front of us are not the countless number of clones pushing ahead. But the fact that people are struggling with something unknown for the sake of salvation is not new. I prefer to move on to the most delicious, namely the hidden meanings and the second bottom. For the most part, critics usually mark Shinji and begin to analyze his personality, forgetting about everyone else along the way. But, in my opinion, this is extremely wrong. It is necessary to consider all three young heroes, and not only them, but all the schoolchildren represented in Evangelion. After all, this is an anime about growing up.
Review of Neon Genesis Evangelion
