How bad is Netflix Evangelion?
How bad is Netflix Evangelion?
End is much more explicit than its TV series counterpart, packed with brutal onscreen violence, a sexual assault, and the literal melting of humanity. On the whole, the franchise can be grim — and it doesn't always make perfect logical sense — but it's also fascinating television and filmmaking.
What did Netflix replace Fly Me to the Moon with?
Neon Genesis Evangelion Neon Genesis Evangelion on Netflix erases iconic 'Fly Me to the Moon' outro. Anime fans aren't happy the Frank Sinatra song didn't make the cut. Neon Genesis Evangelion is back, sans Frank Sinatra. Netflix added the popular, mid-'90s anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion to its catalog Friday.
Is the anime Evangelion on Netflix censored?
- Netflix Seemingly small translation choices can often prove contentious with fans of anime and other forms of Japanese popular culture, and outcry over perceived censorship isn't uncommon. However, the Netflix translation of Evangelion seems to have considerably altered a major point in the story.
When did Neon Genesis Evangelion first air on Netflix?
- While Netflix’s re-release of Neon Genesis Evangelion was highly anticipated by longtime fans of the acclaimed anime series that first aired in 1995, many have found themselves disappointed with the final product. It turns out that what Netflix is streaming isn't the series as it originally debuted.
What's the song at the end of Evangelion?
- The Netflix version of Evangelion doesn’t feature the iconic covers of Frank Sinatra's “Fly Me to the Moon” that played during the end credits of the original show. The song has long been synonymous with the show, but now it has been replaced with a plunky, dramatic piano piece.
Why was Neon Genesis Evangelion censored by Adult Swim?
- Cartoon Network heavily censored the anime due to being a children's network. Due to network standards Cartoon Network swear words, alcohol, nudity, sexual situations and violence was censored. Adult Swim censored strong language.
