Huh?So did everyone actually die? Is Shinji dead? Was it all a dream? Is this heaven?
The outcry was so vicious Anno and Gainax released a two-part movie, End of Evangelion, a year later to explicitly show what happens while Shinji is wrestling with himself. But even then – and after three new movies – Evangelion still requires countless rewatching to understand. And for the most part, people are at peace with that. It’s Evangelion’s greatest lesson: life can be confusing – even terrifying – but there’s joy in being alive to experience it.
Watch the anime episode 1 to 20, for episode 21 to 26, make sure you have the Director’s Cut. Then The End of Evangelion and finally the Rebuild of Evangelion.To know whether it’s the Director’s Cut:Each of the originals is about 24 minutes long (including OP and ED). The director cut versions for 21 and 22 are about 29 minutes long and do not have the theme song at the beginning. Episode 23 DC version is about 25 minutes long and Episode 24 is about 26 minutes long. (from )To enjoy the show to it’s fullest, it’s better to understand the underlining meaning that is going on that one may miss for first time watchers. I highly suggest reading the following sites after each episode.The above guide provokes one to think, this one following would be the answers. In Feb 2015, there was a series of Reddit rewatch posts, reading them really helped me better understand the undertone of the show.
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There is one post for each episode, spoilers of future episodes are minimal. The following post contains the table of all previous rewatch posts, avoid reading its comments to avoid spoiler of 3.33 though.There are a lot more future episode spoilers in The Neon Genesis Evangelion 20th Anniversary Rewatch thread on Reddit the (Oct 2015 one) so I suggest this Feb rewatch series instead.After all is done, try by The Evangelion Otaku Page, in case it’s down, try.