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Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance
Thora 2022-10-01 11:34:23
I still remember that the first time I watched "Broken" was in the summer of the third year of junior high school. I just bought a new computer and put it in my brother's room. At that time, I didn't know the old TV version, because I had forgotten it was Some magazines mentioned EVA and Asuka, and once I saw the "Preface" clip in an anime program and was impressed. I vaguely remember that clip was the first time Miri took Shinji to see the night view of the third new Tokyo city. . So on that summer night, I clicked on the "Sequence", the wireless network card was too slow, and I watched it intermittently, but I could still recall the emotion of the last paragraph of "Broken". In the days that followed, I watched "Broken" again and again, and there were a few clips that I often took out to read. I began to collect information about EVA. When I was depressed, I would sink when I saw something about EVA. Get into it and forget about everything else. For me now, EVA is more than just a masterpiece in my mind. I think it is more like an old friend now, an old friend that I will feel at ease when I think about it.
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Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance quotes
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Ryoji Kaji: [Shows up behind Ritsuko] You lost a little weight, huh, Ritsu?
Ritsuko Akagi: Nice try, but I gained more than I'd like to admit.
Ryoji Kaji: Maybe you're just wearing too many clothes.
Ritsuko Akagi: I'd show you, but this room's being monitored.
Ryoji Kaji: Was monitored. I replaced the main feed with a loop.
Ritsuko Akagi: Thoroughly prepared as always, huh?
Ryoji Kaji: Hey, when I play, I play to win.
Ritsuko Akagi: But you've lost.
[an angry Misato watches from the window]
Ritsuko Akagi: You should've covered the windows too.
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Unit-01 Dummy Plug System: [during start-up, in reverse] Freedom is an illusion. All you will lose is the emotion of pride. To be dominated by me is not as bad for human pride as to be dominated by others of your species.