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Neon Genesis Evangelion, Vol. 7

Neon Genesis Evangelion (English) seriesbook 7Next:Neon Genesis Evangelion, Vol. 9(2004) →

- From the character designer of the recent Adult Swim smash FLCL.

- Part of the Neon Genesis Evangelion phenomenon - the most talked about anime show of the last ten years!

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- Broadcasted nationwide in Japan by TV Tokyo in 1995-96 and re-run seven times. Final episode had audience of 10 million!

- Video sales of US $80MM, merchandise sales US$400MM — video and soundtrack CDs available in the US.

- The film The End Of Evangelion won Japanese Academy Award in 1997.

Themes
psychological
Setting
Japan
Audience
young adult
Length
short · 182 pages

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