[S4E1] Intro to Neon Genesis Evangelion

Do you want to become one with us? To be of one mind and body? It’s a very, very comforting feeling. Email us anytime. Come dive with us into Neon Genesis Evangelion. Just relax and release your soul. Release Schedule [S1E1] Intro: April 30, 2020 [S1E2] Eps. 1–6 + manga chs. 1–19 (vols. 1–3): May 14, 2021 [S1E3] Eps. 7–13 + manga chs. 20–26 (vol. 4): May 28, 2021 [S1E4] Eps. 14–20 + manga chs. 27–51 (vols. 5–8): June 11, 2021 [S1E5] Eps. 21–26 + manga chs. 52–74 (vols. 8–11): June 25, 2021 [S1E6] End of Evangelion & manga chs. 75–End (vols. 11-14): July 9, 2021 [S1E7] Question Bucket: July 23, 2021 Works Cited “Misora Hibari and the Girl Star in Postwar Japanese Cinema” by Deborah Shamoon, published in Signs vol. 35 no. 1 “Kanashiki Kuchibue” performance by Misora Hibari Powers of Horror: An Essay on Abjection by Julia Kristeva Chapter 1 of Mimesis: The Representation of Reality in Western Literature by Erich Auerbach Content Warnings for the Anime and Manga Violence, blood, death, and gore Body horror mechs Abusive parents / abusive relationships / emotional, physical, and sexual abuse Nudity and sexuality, including the sexualization of young girls Alcohol and alcoholism Mental invasion / rape Sexism Toxic gender roles Unreality Mental breakdowns Suicide Decapitation Strangulation Animal death (manga especially) Flashing images Content Warnings for the End of Evangelion Most of above but more intense. Specific scenarios to call out: A character masturbating over the unconscious body of a girl An older man grabbing a young woman’s breast and then his hand entering her body, evocative of sexual abuse Flashing images Gore and violence is overall turned up a little from the show, although there are also intense scenes in the show Find out more at https://ghost-divers.pinecast.co