A) Gainax B) Nintendo C) Sega D) Toei
A) The End of Evangelion B) Renewal of Evangelion C) Revival of Evangelion D) 101 Dalmatians
A) ¥870 million B) ¥2.5 billion C) ¥1.87 billion D) ¥1.1 billion
A) July 30, 2002 B) March 8, 1998 C) October 1997 D) July 26, 2005
A) ¥2 billion B) ¥1.87 billion C) ¥720 million D) ¥1.1 billion
A) Death (True) prime B) Death (True)² C) Death (True) final D) Death (True) edition
A) Four minutes B) Two minutes C) Thirty minutes D) Ten minutes
A) 1998 B) 2005 C) 2015 D) 2002
A) Manga Entertainment B) Netflix C) Kadokawa Shoten D) Toei
A) A- B) C+ C) 72% D) 3 out of 5
A) Japan Cinema B) Chris Beveridge C) Robert Nelson D) Adam Arnold
A) 72% B) 3 out of 5 C) C+ D) A-
A) Revival of Evangelion B) Neon Genesis Evangelion: The Feature Film C) Renewal of Evangelion D) Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death & Rebirth
A) March 8, 1998 B) October 1997 C) July 26, 2005 D) July 30, 2002
A) 3 out of 5 B) A- C) C+ D) 72%
A) 1999 B) 1997 C) 2001 D) 1995
A) Two B) Four C) Three D) One
A) Mozart's Requiem B) Pachelbel's Canon C) Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 D) Bach's Cello Suite No. 1
A) 1-12 B) 13-24 C) 1-26 D) 1-24
A) Director's Cut B) The Platinum Version C) Special Edition D) The Extended Archive
A) Hideaki Anno B) Yoko Takahashi C) Gainax Studio D) Masayuki
A) A Cruel Angel's Thesis B) Soul's Refrain C) Thanatos D) Komm, süßer Tod
A) To replace the original animation studio B) To cancel the TV series C) A mandate from the Japanese government D) Success of the TV series and fan demand for an alternate ending
A) UN Forces B) SEELE C) NERV D) JSSDF
A) The Angels B) Mass Production Evas C) The First Children D) The United Nations Army
A) Electronic synth B) Orchestral symphony C) Double string quartet D) Solo piano |