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A 1997 Japanese animated film that consists of two parts: a recap of the TV series and a preview of the alternate ending. Learn about the plot, cast, production, release, and reception of this sci-fi psychological drama.
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DEATH
1. Screenplay: Hideaki Anno 2. Scenario: Akio Satsukawa 3. Storyboard: Masayuki 4. Editing: Sachiko Miki 5. Music: Shirō Sagisu 6. Color Design: Harumi Takahoshi 7. Art Director: Hiroshi Katō 8. Director of Photography: Hisao Shirai 9. Sound Director: Hideyuki Tanaka 10. Production Manager: Hisaaki Sakabe 11. Director: Masayuki 12. General Director: Hideaki Anno
REBIRTH
1. Screenplay: Hideaki Anno 2. Scenario: Akio Satsukawa 3. Storyboard: Kazuya Tsurumaki, Masayuki, Hideaki Anno 4. Eva Series Design: Takeshi Honda 5. Editing: Sachiko Miki 6. Music: Shirō Sagisu 7. Color Design: Harumi Takahoshi 8. Art Director: Hiroshi Katō 9. Director of Photography: Hisao Shirai 10. Sound Director: Hideyuki Tanaka 11. Production Manager: Tomoko Takahashi 12. Director: Kazuya Tsurumaki 13. General Director: Hideaki Anno
DEATH
DEATH is a recap of the first 24 episodes of Neon Genesis Evangelion, lasting 70 minutes in length, and was released on 15 March 1997, along with REBIRTH. Sections are separated by scenes of a string quartet, each focusing on one of four characters: Shinji, Asuka, Rei, and Kaworu. The theatrical release of DEATH showed extra footage that had never been seen previously. This footage would be inserted into the "director's cut" versions of episodes 21 through 24. DEATH was later re-edited when D...
REBIRTH
REBIRTH is the unfinished version of the first portion of Episode 25'. It was released in the theaters along with DEATH on 15 March 1997, and consists of 27 minutes of entirely new animation that would eventually form the first third of the film The End of Evangelion released four months later. Because of time constraints, REBIRTH only covers the initial preparations of the Human Instrumentality Project and the invasion of the Geofront by SEELE, ending with the arrival of the Mass Production...
EVANGELION: DEATH
Screened on 02 January 1998 on the Japanese Satellite TV channel WOWOWWP, this version of EVANGELION: DEATH was re-edited personally by Masayuki. Masayuki opted to remove excerpts of the new scenes from episodes 21 to 24 from this new version. This version has only been released on home video once, with the Archives of EvangelionDVD set from 2015.
EVANGELION: DEATH(TRUE)²
This is yet another edit of DEATH, releasing on 07 March 1998 as a part of Revival of Evangelion. Effects and additional images were added and changed, but nothing was added back from the original version of DEATH. The sound mixing is a bit different in some scenes of the film as well, bringing out the soundtrack and background dialogue better. This version is used in the Manga Entertainment home video release of DEATH & REBIRTH, and is also the version available on Netflix and all current Bl...
The film's Japanese title, SHITO shinsei (シト新生?), can be read two different ways due to the utilization of katakana for the first half. 新生, "shinsei", means "rebirth". SHITO could be 死と ("shi to"),...
A film compilation of the first 24 episodes of Neon Genesis Evangelion and the unfinished version of Episode 25. Learn about the characters, Evangelions, Angels, staff, production, and releases of this 1997 theatrical release.
Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death & Rebirth. A recap of the first 24 episodes of Neon Genesis Evangelion, followed by a 30-minute continuation of the plot that would later form the first third of The End of Evangelion.
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- Animation, Action, Drama
- Hideaki Anno, Ken Andô, Naoyasu Habu
- 1997-03-15
May 29, 2023 · If "Death & Rebirth" had any purpose after the release of "The End of Evangelion," it was due to the inclusion of at-the-time new, extended, or reanimated scenes in the "Death" section.
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Jul 30, 2002 · NR 07/30/2002 (US) Animation, Drama, Science Fiction 1h 41m. User. Score. What's your Vibe? Play Trailer. Welcome to the apocalypse. Overview. Originally a collection of clips from the Neon Genesis Evangelion TV series, Death was created as a precursor to the re-worked ending of the series.
A movie that recaps the original anime series and sets up the sequel, The End of Evangelion. It features scenes in a non-chronological order, mecha battles, psychological drama and original work content.
The human race enters a new phase of cosmic regeneration. Based on the anime TV series. Fandango at Home Netflix. Watch Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death & Rebirth with a subscription on...
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