Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance

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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