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<blockquote data-quote="Neil.T" data-source="post: 614481" data-attributes="member: 4160">Hello, [USER=14025]@Unit-99999999[/USER], and welcome to AUKN.We have some rather similar views there, it seems. The issues with the ending of Neon Genesis Evangelion are indeed well documented. These days, I find it to be a fascinating exercise in damage limitation, but I'm glad that The End of Evangelion came along to replace the last two episodes. For me, the tone of the TV ending goes against the tone of what comes before it, and I find EoE to be more in keeping with the general downward spiral of the story. It does still have some issues of its own, mind.My favourite Evangelion ending is actually the one in the manga. Have you read any of it? I could easily recommend it to you. Like yourself, I'm awaiting 3.0+1.0 imminent release on Prime Video.Great to see that you like Darling in the FranXX. Me too. I wasn't so keen on it later episodes on my first watch, nor the ending, but I really like the whole thing now. Again, like yourself, it's one of my favourite anime.As for the FranXX manga, I haven't read it, but I'd like to; I'd love to see it get a printed release in English. I wasn't aware of the fanservice issue with it, but I suppose it's not too surprising given that the artist, Kentarō Yabuki, also draws the To LOVE-Ru manga.If you're looking for a quality anime free from the hyper-sexualisation of female characters, I'd heartily recommend another big favourite of mine, Mob Psycho 100. Here's a link to its listing on anime database MyAnimeList:[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://myanimelist.net/anime/32182/Mob_Psycho_100?q=Mob%20&amp;cat=anime[/URL]I enjoyed reading your post, dude. <img class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" alt="🙂" title="Slightly smiling face&nbsp; &nbsp; :slight_smile:" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/6.6/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" data-shortname=":slight_smile:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Neil.T, post: 614481, member: 4160"] Hello, [USER=14025]@Unit-99999999[/USER], and welcome to AUKN. We have some rather similar views there, it seems. The issues with the ending of [I]Neon Genesis Evangelion[/I] are indeed well documented. These days, I find it to be a fascinating exercise in damage limitation, but I'm glad that [I]The End of Evangelion[/I] came along to replace the last two episodes. For me, the tone of the TV ending goes against the tone of what comes before it, and I find [I]EoE[/I] to be more in keeping with the general downward spiral of the story. It does still have some issues of its own, mind. My favourite [I]Evangelion[/I] ending is actually the one in the manga. Have you read any of it? I could easily recommend it to you. Like yourself, I'm awaiting [I]3.0+1.0[/I] imminent release on Prime Video. Great to see that you like [I]Darling in the FranXX[/I]. Me too. I wasn't so keen on it later episodes on my first watch, nor the ending, but I really like the whole thing now. Again, like yourself, it's one of my favourite anime. As for the [I]FranXX[/I] manga, I haven't read it, but I'd like to; I'd love to see it get a printed release in English. I wasn't aware of the fanservice issue with it, but I suppose it's not too surprising given that the artist, Kentarō Yabuki, also draws the [I]To LOVE-Ru[/I] manga. If you're looking for a quality anime free from the hyper-sexualisation of female characters, I'd heartily recommend another big favourite of mine, [I]Mob Psycho 100[/I]. Here's a link to its listing on anime database MyAnimeList: [URL unfurl="true"]https://myanimelist.net/anime/32182/Mob_Psycho_100?q=Mob%20&cat=anime[/URL] I enjoyed reading your post, dude. 🙂 [/QUOTE]

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