

ヱヴァンゲリヲン新劇場版:Q
Fourteen years after the Third Impact, the Earth is a post-apocalyptic wasteland, human civilization is in ruins, and the people Shinji Ikari knows are almost unrecognizable. Trapped inside Evangelion Unit-01, he is recovered from space by Asuka Langley Shikinami and Mari Illustrious Makinami, only to find himself a prisoner of WILLE, a military faction led by his former guardian Misato Katsuragi. Cold and bitter, his former allies view him with suspicion and refuse to support him as he comes to...
Evangelion Movie 3: Q earned Japan's second-highest weekend box office of 2012 with 1,1 billion yen. The film subsequently grossed the equivalent of over 6 billion yen at box office. The film won the Award of Excellence in the animation category at the 17th Japan Media Arts Festival.
When humanity's last hope becomes its greatest liability, Shinji must fight the ghosts of his own decisions.
Fourteen years after the cataclysmic Third Impact, Earth lies in ash and ruin, its once‑familiar faces now strangers. Shinji Ikari, still sealed inside the hulking Eva‑01, drifts through the void until Asuka and Mari pluck him from the cold silence of space. Their rescue lands him in the clutches of WILLE, a rebel militia commanded by Misato, who now treats him as a liability rather than a savior. The crew’s icy distrust forces Shinji to confront the devastation his choices wrought, while the world outside teeters on the brink of a new, uncertain dawn. A desperate Rei snatches Shinji from WILLE’s grasp and brings him back to the shattered NERV headquarters, where the enigmatic Kaworu Nagisa offers an unexpected hand of friendship and a glimpse into the tangled politics of the remaining Angels. Yet peace is fleeting: the battlefield shifts from celestial beings to former allies turned adversaries. As old bonds fracture and new enemies emerge, Shinji must grapple with the harsh truth that some scars cannot be erased, and the only path forward lies in facing the consequences of his past.
This bleak, psychologically intense mecha film drops a 14-year-old into a ruined world where former allies treat him with cruelty and suspicion. Expect graphic mecha violence, surreal body horror, and heavy themes of trauma and manipulation that may overwhelm younger or sensitive viewers.
Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo has 1 episodes.
Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo is currently finished airing.
Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo was produced by Khara.
Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo aired Nov 17, 2012.
Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo is based on a Original.
This bleak, psychologically intense mecha film drops a 14-year-old into a ruined world where former allies treat him with cruelty and suspicion. Expect graphic mecha violence, surreal body horror, and heavy themes of trauma and manipulation that may overwhelm younger or sensitive viewers.
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Ayanami (tentative), Rei
Main
CV: Hayashibara, Megumi

Ikari, Shinji
Main
CV: Ogata, Megumi

Nagisa, Kaworu
Main
CV: Ishida, Akira

Akagi, Ritsuko
Supporting
CV: Yamaguchi, Yuriko

Aoba, Shigeru
Supporting
CV: Koyasu, Takehito

Fuyutsuki, Kouzou
Supporting
CV: Kiyokawa, Motomu

Hyuuga, Makoto
Supporting
CV: Yuuki, Hiro

Ibuki, Maya
Supporting
CV: Nagasawa, Miki

Ikari, Gendou
Supporting
CV: Tachiki, Fumihiko

Katsuragi, Misato
Supporting
CV: Mitsuishi, Kotono

Kitakami, Midori
Supporting
CV: Ise, Mariya

Lorentz, Keel
Supporting
CV: Mugihito

Makinami, Mari Illustrious
Supporting
CV: Sakamoto, Maaya

Nagara, Sumire
Supporting
CV: Ohara, Sayaka

Souryuu, Asuka Langley
Supporting
CV: Miyamura, Yuko

Suzuhara, Sakura
Supporting
CV: Sawashiro, Miyuki

Takao, Kohji
Supporting
CV: Ootsuka, Akio

Tama, Hideki
Supporting
CV: Katsu, Anri



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