This was the moment Evangelion, a story supposedly fated to repeat for all of eternity, was able to break free and move to the path of a happy ending. The first time the final impact had been conquered. The first time the characters didn’t cower in fear, but faced it head on. It’s a rather obvious metaphor, but it’s still beautiful nonetheless.
I think Thrice Upon a Time is not only a great film, but a show of growth and change for the original people involved in it. Here, Sagisu demonstrates that he hasn’t forgotten the gospel tones his original Eva OST captured, but it swoons with with wide and majestic lyricism that make me think of Shin Godzilla.
Oh wow didn’t even realize he did the Shin godzilla soundtrack too (the songs that were original obviously). When he and Anno make films together he really hits some crazy tones.
This piece along with the scene really transcends the medium and feels divine like we are peering into the sounds/images of god and his celestial host of angels as they create life and reality as we know it, this is what it feels like to gaze upon something ineffable and beautiful.
The moment that mask fell off and I saw the Rei head while this song played, I realized Anno had somehow outdone himself and surpassed the powerful memories EoE evokes in me. Thank you, and goodbye, all of Evangelion!
@@cheplays2482 Pro tip if it's not common knowledge (I just discovered it this morning on Apple Music): There is a What if? Yoko Takashi Ver. out there and it's great. I have absolutely thought about the strange beauty of Additional Impact and have tried to interpret what Anno meant through this scene, as opposed to the original Third Impact. It did strike me that technically, it's the first time we saw Gendo's vision for the last impact come to fruition, as he was foiled before.
The way this sentimental, Disney-ending song plays while an occult ritual to end the world is carried out.. somehow lines up very well with Gendo’s twisted world view and obsession to get back his beloved Yui. It’s almost like this is Gendo’s mental soundtrack, he’s so blind to the destruction and chaos he’s caused to bring her back.
Perfectly put... I also love how in the film it ends with 3:30 before the scene cuts. The way it plays out, holding on Eva Imaginary's twisted smile with those discordant Jaws-esque harps rising, it's really trying to snap you out of Gendo's elating trance and open your eyes to the dire nature of the situation. Cutting from that to the WILLE crew desperately preparing the Wunder for one last ditch effort... mwah.
My theory about the additional impact: An Impact created by the rite of sacrificing all available spears left by the ‘Gods’, the first ancestral race, a compounding of uncountable realities and worlds/timelines to create the ‘Anti-Universe’, essentially a reversal of entropy and complete one eighty degree turn on the laws of thermodynamics, as a result it’s a world where Gendo can potentially influence reality however he sees fit, as a reversal or subjugation of those laws would theoretically allow for time travel into the past demonstrated by his creation of ‘Evangelion Imaginary’, meaning he can finally ‘see’ Yui again, finally ‘kill’ his Gods by willing them into non-existence, this mirrored on the outside world to create the giant ‘Rei’ head, actually for all intents and purposes a ‘Yui’ head, the Failures of Infinity changing Fuyutsuki getting tang’d etc. I really do think Gendo had humanity’s best intentions in mind, but his obsession with the past made him fail to realise that presently the last true vestige of Yui was right there the whole time, Shinji, who in his heart had just as much love for his father as his mother ever did, who uses the Lance of Gaius to essentially pull both himself and Gendo out of the joint tragedy and trauma the loss of Yui bought for both of them, in doing this Gendo finally gets to see Yui again, not by force, but by accepting and reconciling with his pain and loss.
Wow my dude, this sounds just right. To be honest im proud of shinji and in the end proud of gendo cause he apologized and realized his failure as father and in the end. Choose to give the power to shinji and sacrifice himself with yui so shinji could have his happy ending. Marvelous
It wouldn't be Evangelion if in the very end of the world, there wasn't playing the most beautiful piece possible. That is how this composer managed to burn certain scenes in our heads. A true evil genius
This track honestly sounds like something they could have used in the Tokyo Olympics. It’s just so grand and whimsical all at once. So much power and emotion!!
literal tears on every listen. i didnt think they could meet the same emotive experience as the EoE soundtrack and i am so happy i was proven wrong. this is a roller coaster of a masterpiece
This redo of End of Evangelion 'Third Impact sequence' ending was such a nice moment, the creepy semi realistic face of Rei in CGI to contrast with the 2D characters and that awesome score brought tears to my eyes and chills on my spine.
What if we just handn't said goodbye? Would your love now have been as good as mine? Would I still think love is impossible to find? Would I still think love is impossible to find? What if we just handn't said goodbye? Would your love now have been as good as mine? Would I still think love is impossible… Thank you Hideaki Anno and Shirō Sagisu
This happy sounding theme is about Shinji and Asuka’s failed relationship 🤯😳 now I’m sad 😞 Anyway, Evangelion and Shiro Sagisu are so good at doing this. A happy sounding melody with sad lyrics. Kom Susser tod for example
@@ASOtheprO how in the world its about their failed "love" lol shinji never loved her, especially in rebuilds where shown that he interact more with Rei then the other girls
@@Ariel_emerald bro what are saying in the last movie they literally said that at a certain point they liked each other but neither of them ever confessed 💀💀
There's something delightfully old fashion about the 3.0+1.0 Soundtrack, like if it was written for a golden age of Hollywood mega-production in the 50's or 60's.
@@norbertoenrique8340 uh idk the name but it begins with big Rei. When she fuses with Lilith, a kinda angelic song plays. It's a lot more somber and slow but similar approach. If you skip around, you'll hear some of the influences.
It's hard to choose a favorite among so many great tracks, but "The Greatest Love of All" is one of the best, most powerful songs ever written about self-preservation, dignity. Its universal message crosses all boundaries and instills one with the hope that it's not too late to better ourselves. Since it's impossible in this world we live in to empathize with others, we can always empathize with ourselves. It's an important message, crucial really. And it's beautifully stated on the album.
it's my first time to make a comment on youtube. i am a big fan of EVENGELION. and when i watched this last one , i couldn't stop my eyes off of the movie , furthemore this soundtrack brought me to a new world . that is the reason why i tried so hard to find this soundtrack . I am more than happy to listen to this masterpiece again.
Couldn't quite remember where this music was played at in the film, I just knew it was were everything went wrong and right at the same time. Such a beautiful movie
So much magic and wonderness infused on this track and actually all the ost is so powerful, thought provoking and more than anything memorable for ever.
What if we just hadn't said goodbye? Would your love now have been as good as mine? Would I still think love is impossible to find? Would I still think love is impossible to find? What if we just hadn't said goodbye? Would your love now have been as good as mine? Would I still think love is impossible...
I had to go listen to the music video and I absolutely hear it now. Especially the subject of the song about true love is loving yourself and how children are the future and deserve such love. Which is one of of the themes in evangelion.
I was watching American Psycho couple days ago, and there's a scene with Patrick Bateman going on about Whitney Houston while "Greatest Love of All" is playing in the background. And coming right off of Eva 3.0+1.0 and listening to the soundtrack on Spotify I'm just thinking, hol' up. I've also noticed Shiro Sagisu referencing the opening bars of John Williams' Superman theme with "A Step Forward Into Terror" from NGE at 00:20. As for the Rebuild soundtracks in general, he uses some older music that's not his own, like "2EM09_YAMASHITA" in Rebuild 2.0 which is from the trailer of "The Man Who Stole the Sun" from 1979, and "Gekitotsu! Gouten tai daimakan" in 3.0+1.0 which comes from the soundtrack of "The War in Space" from 1977. And I'm sure there's more musical references/inspirations in his soundtracks that I can't recall or know about. Pretty interesting hearing and connecting them.
I made the mistake of watching Thrice Upon a Time in theaters and when the mask dropped off of Evangelion Imaginary... well, let's just say I had the same reaction as Maya Ibuki when she saw Lilith in The End of Evangelion.
what if we just handn't sid goodbye? would your love now have been as good as mine ? would i still think love is impossible to find? would I still think love is impossible to find? what if we just handn't said goodbye? would your love now have been as good as mine? would I still think love is impossible.
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This song just sounds so liberating, as if all the characters could finally let go of their trauma
Exactly!
This was the moment Evangelion, a story supposedly fated to repeat for all of eternity, was able to break free and move to the path of a happy ending. The first time the final impact had been conquered. The first time the characters didn’t cower in fear, but faced it head on.
It’s a rather obvious metaphor, but it’s still beautiful nonetheless.
I'm glad to see all of humanity restored while most of the crew survive the final battle without turning into orange juice.
Yeah, it's sad but ..... amazing. Words cannot describe the emotional connection I've had with Eva. It's sad that its gone
Liberating. That's the word. I associate it with Nika Nika no mi awakening...
I think Thrice Upon a Time is not only a great film, but a show of growth and change for the original people involved in it. Here, Sagisu demonstrates that he hasn’t forgotten the gospel tones his original Eva OST captured, but it swoons with with wide and majestic lyricism that make me think of Shin Godzilla.
Love ur pfp!
Oh wow didn’t even realize he did the Shin godzilla soundtrack too (the songs that were original obviously). When he and Anno make films together he really hits some crazy tones.
This piece along with the scene really transcends the medium and feels divine like we are peering into the sounds/images of god and his celestial host of angels as they create life and reality as we know it, this is what it feels like to gaze upon something ineffable and beautiful.
@@johndoe-ir5nb 3.0+1.0 OST "Paris" is more of intense paced of Shin godzilla OST "persecution of the masses "
I loved it
The moment that mask fell off and I saw the Rei head while this song played, I realized Anno had somehow outdone himself and surpassed the powerful memories EoE evokes in me. Thank you, and goodbye, all of Evangelion!
Sayonara, subete no evangelion....
PD. Dunno if the secpnd world spells like that but xD who cares.
This scene and the music just brings tears to my eyes every time. There's this strange beauty to the Additional Impact scene.
@@cheplays2482 Pro tip if it's not common knowledge (I just discovered it this morning on Apple Music): There is a What if? Yoko Takashi Ver. out there and it's great.
I have absolutely thought about the strange beauty of Additional Impact and have tried to interpret what Anno meant through this scene, as opposed to the original Third Impact.
It did strike me that technically, it's the first time we saw Gendo's vision for the last impact come to fruition, as he was foiled before.
When the mask fell off and I saw the 3D Rei/Lilith my honest reaction is "What the fuck" but I enjoyed the film anyway
The way this sentimental, Disney-ending song plays while an occult ritual to end the world is carried out.. somehow lines up very well with Gendo’s twisted world view and obsession to get back his beloved Yui. It’s almost like this is Gendo’s mental soundtrack, he’s so blind to the destruction and chaos he’s caused to bring her back.
Perfectly put... I also love how in the film it ends with 3:30 before the scene cuts. The way it plays out, holding on Eva Imaginary's twisted smile with those discordant Jaws-esque harps rising, it's really trying to snap you out of Gendo's elating trance and open your eyes to the dire nature of the situation. Cutting from that to the WILLE crew desperately preparing the Wunder for one last ditch effort... mwah.
ミサト「これが、アディショナルインパクト...」
リツコ「えぇおそらくあれがエヴァイマジナリー、まさか実在するとはね」
ミドリ「変よこれ、絶対変！」
冬月「ようやく始まったな...君か」
マリ「お久しぶりです、冬月先生。しっかしこの船の中、L結界密度が高すぎません？」
冬月「あぁ、元来有人用ではないからな、無理は承知だ」
「人には常に希望という光が与えられている、だが、希望という病にすがり溺れるのも人の常。私も碇も希望という病にしがみつきすぎているな」
マリ「ゲンドウ君は自ら補完の中心になることで、願いを叶えようとしている、それを助けたい、いえ、願いを重ねる冬月先生の気持ちも分かりますが、人類全てを巻き添えにするのは、ごめんこうむりたいにゃ」
冬月「だろうな、私の役目は終わりだ、あとはよしなにしたまえ、イスカリオテのマリア君」
マリ「超久々に聞いたな〜その名前、では、おさらばです」
冬月「ユイ君、これでいいんだな」
(パシャ)
My theory about the additional impact: An Impact created by the rite of sacrificing all available spears left by the ‘Gods’, the first ancestral race, a compounding of uncountable realities and worlds/timelines to create the ‘Anti-Universe’, essentially a reversal of entropy and complete one eighty degree turn on the laws of thermodynamics, as a result it’s a world where Gendo can potentially influence reality however he sees fit, as a reversal or subjugation of those laws would theoretically allow for time travel into the past demonstrated by his creation of ‘Evangelion Imaginary’, meaning he can finally ‘see’ Yui again, finally ‘kill’ his Gods by willing them into non-existence, this mirrored on the outside world to create the giant ‘Rei’ head, actually for all intents and purposes a ‘Yui’ head, the Failures of Infinity changing Fuyutsuki getting tang’d etc. I really do think Gendo had humanity’s best intentions in mind, but his obsession with the past made him fail to realise that presently the last true vestige of Yui was right there the whole time, Shinji, who in his heart had just as much love for his father as his mother ever did, who uses the Lance of Gaius to essentially pull both himself and Gendo out of the joint tragedy and trauma the loss of Yui bought for both of them, in doing this Gendo finally gets to see Yui again, not by force, but by accepting and reconciling with his pain and loss.
Ill buy that for a dollar.....
Interesting take. I agree with the sentiment.
Wow my dude, this sounds just right. To be honest im proud of shinji and in the end proud of gendo cause he apologized and realized his failure as father and in the end. Choose to give the power to shinji and sacrifice himself with yui so shinji could have his happy ending. Marvelous
Very good analysis!
Yep
As many people will have opinions on this movie, we can all agree the soundtrack is an absolute banger
literally thought this was a famous classical tune when i heard it in the movie
@@Ariel_emerald It's actually a famous pop song, Greatest Love of All by Whitney Houston and Sagisu made it epic as all hell
@@Onche518 wait what lmfao
Yup, Derek Bateman also played it before torturing a few prostitutes
@@Onche518 THATS WHY IT SOUNDED FAMILIAR
It’s pretty crazy that such a beautiful song is playing while the 4th impact is happening. But still it’s a beautiful song
It wouldn't be Evangelion if in the very end of the world, there wasn't playing the most beautiful piece possible. That is how this composer managed to burn certain scenes in our heads. A true evil genius
Its like komm susser tod
@@nosocop5702 yeah
@@nosocop5702nah more like Expansion of Blockade
I love how even one of the characters is like ‘wtf? WTAF?!?!’ as Rei’s massive face floats by the window.
EOE: death will embrace us all
1+3: rebirth will embrace us all
This movie is a masterpiece
I love it so much! 😊
Agree.
Facts
Fax
Im in love
Feels like a goodbye and a thank you
We don't deserve Shiro Sagisu at all.😭
Ikr hes to gawd damn good. Dude is absolute monster when it comes to osts
This scene was breathtaking, Anno you mad man, you did it again
I went into 3.0+1.0 hoping Anno would find a way to do it again and somehow he did it
@@ledojaeger7474 I was like Malcolm in Jurassic Park "You did it. The crazy son of a bitch, you did it "at this entire sequence.
This melody together with the images of the film made my heart tremble, a feeling between sadness and joy.
The same for me, that's awesome
I froze up when I heard this song, it’s just so charming and beautiful like I can’t get enough of it
This one takes the cake. I expect this song and the path to be the most memorable ones for years to come.
agreed
One of the best pieces of music in the movie to Evangelion it just gives it that perfect touch.
This track honestly sounds like something they could have used in the Tokyo Olympics. It’s just so grand and whimsical all at once. So much power and emotion!!
Yui, is this what you wanted?
"...Turns into Fanta"
@@rafwarudo328 Fuyutsuki loves fanta so much does he
Fantasuki Sensei.
@@bigfoxki did you just take the advantage of the fact that suki can mean love to make a pun?
@@rafwarudo328 to this day I still don't get why that happened. Was he inhumane too?
literal tears on every listen. i didnt think they could meet the same emotive experience as the EoE soundtrack and i am so happy i was proven wrong. this is a roller coaster of a masterpiece
Sayonara Evangelions
Sagisu still pumpin out the hits after 20 some years😭😭
This redo of End of Evangelion 'Third Impact sequence' ending was such a nice moment, the creepy semi realistic face of Rei in CGI to contrast with the 2D characters and that awesome score brought tears to my eyes and chills on my spine.
Everytime I hear that song I wanted to cry. It's a beautiful scene. And all the magic of Gendou becoming God to find his true love again. It's epic.
Man, the Evangelion crew brought their A-GAME in this film.
When Japan out Disneys Disney for ridiculously emotive soundtracks...like...ALL OF THE TIME.
Disney lost their soul long ago.
Disney is mostly for kids, Anime has a more variety of publics and ages.
All the time? C'mon now
Shiro Sagisu could purify Disney's corrupt evil single-handedly....with his eyes closed.
@@RM2011ish Sadly they did...their old school movies are WAY better.
Now they are just made to sell merch...no love, no soul, no mind.
What if we just handn't said goodbye?
Would your love now have been
as good as mine?
Would I still think love is impossible to find?
Would I still think love is impossible to find?
What if we just handn't said goodbye?
Would your love now have been
as good as mine?
Would I still think love is impossible…
Thank you Hideaki Anno and Shirō Sagisu
This happy sounding theme is about Shinji and Asuka’s failed relationship 🤯😳 now I’m sad 😞
Anyway, Evangelion and Shiro Sagisu are so good at doing this. A happy sounding melody with sad lyrics. Kom Susser tod for example
@@ASOtheprO shinji and asuka never loved each other in the history of the franchise lmao
@@ASOtheprO
how in the world its about their failed "love" lol
shinji never loved her, especially in rebuilds where shown that he interact more with Rei then the other girls
@@Ariel_emerald bro what are saying in the last movie they literally said that at a certain point they liked each other but neither of them ever confessed 💀💀
"So that's where you were... Yui..."
There's something delightfully old fashion about the 3.0+1.0 Soundtrack, like if it was written for a golden age of Hollywood mega-production in the 50's or 60's.
Well said! This kind of depth of a emotion is not often heard these days I feel.... Although definetly heavily inspired by Whitney Houston this track
This scene is fantastic, in fact, this movie is all fantastic!
Me: It's really bad Lilith is now active but hey at least it's not giant Rei again.
Anno: Hey lol giant Rei.
Me: ..........I need a drink.
@Satan The Great I just remembered it was called Eva Imaginary lol.
@Sakunta Dharma Uhhh no thanks I will drink water
Komm Susser Tod: BAD END
what if: GOOD END
this god damn piano makes me weep
Also, Shinji finally became a chad in that final sequence. Goddamn, proud of you boy.
Beautiful music.
Brilliant movie.
One of the most memorable moments for me.
This scene reminds me of EOE, even though this song is never featured in that film
Dude same. I looked back into it and there's a SIMILAR song that plays. Not quiet but similar enough to make me think it was in EoE
Well they got the same compositor so
@@camilopc123 I guess you're right about that lol.
@@Zizzorhandz what song was it?
@@norbertoenrique8340 uh idk the name but it begins with big Rei. When she fuses with Lilith, a kinda angelic song plays. It's a lot more somber and slow but similar approach. If you skip around, you'll hear some of the influences.
Anno really snuck “The Greatest Love of All” into the final Evangelion movie.
as someone who binged the soundtrack to high hell before the movie came out, i can’t believe this had to play when giant realistic rei appeared D:
That moment you realize this movie was Anno's way of subconsciously telling all of us to grow up already and get what we want.
What a narcissist😂
Thanks! Was looking for this song. I became entranced with this song 😭 I watched the same part over several times just to listen to it.
Heavy EoE nostalgia with this piece and the entire accompanying scene.
They did it……..They won………..THEY ACTUALLY WON
I think I'll never forget the scene where this plays, especially after seeing a certain visual element that I'd have never expected! Thanks, Eva.
It's hard to choose a favorite among so many great tracks, but "The Greatest Love of All" is one of the best, most powerful songs ever written about self-preservation, dignity. Its universal message crosses all boundaries and instills one with the hope that it's not too late to better ourselves. Since it's impossible in this world we live in to empathize with others, we can always empathize with ourselves. It's an important message, crucial really. And it's beautifully stated on the album.
I wonder if they actually paid for the rights to use “The Greatest Love of All” or if they just took it lol
it's my first time to make a comment on youtube. i am a big fan of EVENGELION. and when i watched this last one , i couldn't stop my eyes off of the movie , furthemore this soundtrack brought me to a new world . that is the reason why i tried so hard to find this soundtrack . I am more than happy to listen to this masterpiece again.
Thank you Evangelion!
Sounds absolutely otherworldly!
The Four Horsemen are assembled
Goodbye, and Thank You, all of Evangelion.
Hmm at real risk of crying at work hearing this again. Good shit
Its a reference to The greatest love of all by George Benson. After listening Bensons song this version and the scene gain more meaning
"Oh wow, life is being extinguished, but at least the song is a banger" theme
neat another time to be tumbling down,tumbling down, tumbling down
Happy new year, everyone! And congratulations on still being here.
Th 4th impact looks something of a beauty nstead of something from a nightmare
"Hello? Can you tell me what's going o- oh i'm dead now. :)"
- EVA Imaginary
Couldn't quite remember where this music was played at in the film, I just knew it was were everything went wrong and right at the same time. Such a beautiful movie
Giant Rei Head
Need to watch it again... it's that damn good.
best scene in the film. GOOSEBUMPS
Reality, History, Fantasy
Beyond a masterpiece. This is art is its purest form and essence.
So much magic and wonderness infused on this track and actually all the ost is so powerful, thought provoking and more than anything memorable for ever.
This song is just so fucking amazing
What if we just hadn't said goodbye?
Would your love now have been as good as mine?
Would I still think love is impossible to find?
Would I still think love is impossible to find?
What if we just hadn't said goodbye?
Would your love now have been as good as mine?
Would I still think love is impossible...
About Gendo?
The giant Rei head with this music playing in the background gave me chills…
Why such a beautiful music for such a gore moment? TwT
Thanks for uploading. I’ve been a fan for a long time. I’m so happy that this series received the ending it got ❤️
As expected I wept through the entire last hour
Goodbye to all of Evangelion :^)
This is a nice one to hum while going about your day. Goodbye Evangelion.
I'm not the only one hearing Whitney Houston's "Greatest Love of All" in this, am I? Because that would be supremely fitting.
I had to go listen to the music video and I absolutely hear it now. Especially the subject of the song about true love is loving yourself and how children are the future and deserve such love. Which is one of of the themes in evangelion.
ua-cam.com/video/LZ-7g1c-jZs/v-deo.html holy cow its so clear from the instrumental
Ok so I just heard greatest love of all for the first time yesterday and immediately thought of this. I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought this.
Hopefully it's doesn't end up like Dragonball Kai where they soundtrack is later changed due to copyright issues!
I was watching American Psycho couple days ago, and there's a scene with Patrick Bateman going on about Whitney Houston while "Greatest Love of All" is playing in the background. And coming right off of Eva 3.0+1.0 and listening to the soundtrack on Spotify I'm just thinking, hol' up.
I've also noticed Shiro Sagisu referencing the opening bars of John Williams' Superman theme with "A Step Forward Into Terror" from NGE at 00:20.
As for the Rebuild soundtracks in general, he uses some older music that's not his own, like "2EM09_YAMASHITA" in Rebuild 2.0 which is from the trailer of "The Man Who Stole the Sun" from 1979, and "Gekitotsu! Gouten tai daimakan" in 3.0+1.0 which comes from the soundtrack of "The War in Space" from 1977.
And I'm sure there's more musical references/inspirations in his soundtracks that I can't recall or know about. Pretty interesting hearing and connecting them.
Beautiful simply beautiful
0:03 Db major
0:28 D major
This is tune i'll have played at my funeral, it is so perfect hopefully not a dry in the house lol.
Preciosa canción, grandiosa escena, gracias Evangelion C':
This slaps more then Rei hitting shinji
I pity the dead, cause they won't know this joys.
I made the mistake of watching Thrice Upon a Time in theaters and when the mask dropped off of Evangelion Imaginary... well, let's just say I had the same reaction as Maya Ibuki when she saw Lilith in The End of Evangelion.
I’m loving all the thoughtful comments but is anyone gonna mention that freaking Rei face?
Arigato Evangelion, Sayonara Evangelion
This song is lowering my AT Field
🍊💦
I AM IN LOVE
Ah here it is....the climactic piece of the whole movie.
.....same level as Heisoku no Kakudai.
Found it. 🔥🔥🔥
this is my favorite
this part of the movie ❤❤❤❤❤
ALL HEIL THE NEW GOD, FATHER GENDO AND MOTHER YUI, HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.
Essa música traz uma vibe tão boa
what if we just handn't sid goodbye? would your love now have been as good as mine ? would i still think love is impossible to find? would I still think love is impossible to find? what if we just handn't said goodbye? would your love now have been as good as mine? would I still think love is impossible.
Gendo when he shaves
I feel like this would also be really good for a boss of a bayonet a game
Just finished watching and I gotta say it’s sad to see Evangelion go
Congratulations!
Ultimate beauty...
Is it just me or is at around 1:26 mark, it sounds like Thanatos from EoE
It's definitelly there, probably as a callback to that track, since this entire sequence is also a callback to the End of Evangelion.
Thank You and Goodbye...All of Evangelion.
feat. Ikari Gendo on piano
3:30 altered dominant
Somehow I feel familiarity even for the 1st time watching, anyone?