Evangelion s Final Movie Surfaces with Alleged Rating, Runtime
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Evangelion 3.0 + 1.0: Thrice Upon A Time is still unknown, the rating and runtime might have been released. With the latest state of emergency declared in Japan due to COVID-19, the latest Evangelion film has been postponed indefinitely, leaving fans wondering just when they ll witness the final story of the Rebuild series.
The final
Neon Genesis Evangelion film of this alternate reality take has been delayed before Japan s state of emergency, with the original release date set for June of last year. Of course, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, the franchise, along with countless other anime franchises and properties in the works, had to push back its release date. The runtime for the film however has apparently been revealed to be two hours and thirty-four minutes long. Needless to say, that seems like plenty of time to tell the final story of NERV in this new reality that has definitely made some big changes
Evangelion 3.0 + 1.0 Updates Trailer with Release Delay Message
Evangelion 3.0 + 1.0was tragically delayed as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and unfortunately, it seems like it will be doing the same in 2021, as the studio behind Thrice Upon A Time has announced with an edited trailer that the feature-length film that would act as the final entry in the
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Evangelion series has been delayed indefinitely. With this new take on the
Neon Genesis Evangelion remains one of the most legendary anime mech franchises, deciding to take a decidedly different approach from any other anime franchises by exploring the psyches of their pilots in a way that we haven t seen done in any other series. Though the original television series ended decades ago, it shows that there is still plenty of interest in the world of NERV, with this brand new series of films exploring a different story that retains the same characters and setting. It s unknown when we could see this final film
Evangelion Final Film Midnight Screening Delayed Due To Covid-19
Rebuild of Evangelion franchise, and though it is slated to be released later this year following its initial delay due to the coronavirus pandemic, and it seems as if the midnight screenings for the film have suffered a similar fate according to the official social media account of the film! The film was originally set to arrive last summer, but was understandably delayed, and while the midnight screening were set to take place on January 23rd, they too have had to be pushed back as a result of COVID-19.
Neon Genesis Evangelion, following the disturbing adventures of Shinji Ikari and the organization of NERV as they attempted to battle the extraterrestrial threat known as the angels. Though this story ended years ago, the current film franchise has taken a brand new approach at telling the story, introducing new characters and threats for the EVA pilots to overcome. With the Rebuild of Evangelion film franchise, we v