Well after watching the first Rebuild, onward to the second Evangelion movie. Like the first film, the tone is a bit serious, touching, and more background on to the characters. Unlike the TV series, Evangelion 2.0 is a lot more serious in terms of the tone.
The most dramatic differences is the character of Kaji who is more serious and caring unlike the TV series where he was a downright lovable goof-ball that we know.
Another differences is we sorta know the world still has the blue ocean whereas in this version, the ocean is red and the entire ocean is already dead. And the introduction of the mysterious girl Mari who just jumped out of nowhere, but I assume we'll find out more about her and how she fits in the storyline.
Once again, the animation is a lot more crisp, CGI and a lot more detail then the TV series. I think it is a great addition that adding more color makes Evangelion a very beautiful film. Music is jazzy, but also some were very somber and dark.
As a fan of Evangelion, I'm happy of how the anime turned out and where it is headed. Just like how I waited for the second movie, I'll wait for the third one as well.
The most dramatic differences is the character of Kaji who is more serious and caring unlike the TV series where he was a downright lovable goof-ball that we know.
Another differences is we sorta know the world still has the blue ocean whereas in this version, the ocean is red and the entire ocean is already dead. And the introduction of the mysterious girl Mari who just jumped out of nowhere, but I assume we'll find out more about her and how she fits in the storyline.
Once again, the animation is a lot more crisp, CGI and a lot more detail then the TV series. I think it is a great addition that adding more color makes Evangelion a very beautiful film. Music is jazzy, but also some were very somber and dark.
As a fan of Evangelion, I'm happy of how the anime turned out and where it is headed. Just like how I waited for the second movie, I'll wait for the third one as well.