
The film that relaunched Evangelion for a new century. Rebuilding the anime's first six episodes with theatrical polish and modern CGI, it follows Shinji Ikari from his conscription into NERV through the sniper duel of Operation Yashima,…

The Rebuild saga's turning point. Asuka and newcomer Mari join the pilot roster, Angels fall in quick succession, and the story swerves off the television series' rails when Shinji's desperate rescue of Rei pushes Unit-01 toward godhood…

Hideaki Anno's farewell to the franchise he built. After a decade of delays, the concluding Rebuild film carries Shinji from a rural refuge for Third Impact survivors into Minus Space for a final reckoning with his father, then erases…

Fourteen years vanish between films, and Shinji wakes to a world that despises him. The third Rebuild entry strands its hero between WILLE, the rebel crew of the flying warship Wunder, and a hollowed-out NERV where Kaworu's friendship…

Released in Japanese theaters on 15 March 1997, this double feature pairs DEATH, a 70 minute recap of the television series framed by a string quartet, with REBIRTH, the unfinished opening stretch of what grows into The End of Evangelion.…

A four film cinematic reimagining of Neon Genesis Evangelion, running from 2007 to 2021 in its own separate continuity. Familiar battles return with new staging while fresh faces, new settings, and an entirely original ending steer the…

The 1998 theatrical unification of the Neon Genesis Evangelion films, splicing the recap DEATH(TRUE)² together with The End of Evangelion into a single 159 minute program. After a year of shifting cuts and re-releases, this combined…

The 1997 finale that gives the television series a cataclysmic alternate ending, following Episode 24 with the siege of NERV and the beginning of Instrumentality. Praised for its animation and emotional force, it grosses 2.47 billion yen…
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