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copyright: Neon Genisis Evangelion is property of Gainax, all rights reserved. Brevity and Ethics: i have no affiliation with Gainax or Evangelion, im just a fan Today marks the 29th anniversary of Neon Genesis Evangelion , a series that forever changed the landscape of anime. While it may not appeal to everyone, Evangelion masterfully blends intense mecha action, iconic and striking designs, deep psychological themes, and complex character dynamics—elements that come together so seamlessly you might not even realize just how much it's impacting you until it's over. I still remember my first encounter with Evangelion . I discovered it through an unexpected recommendation on a 4chan mecha thread. While I usually don’t follow advice from random online forums, something about this one stood out. On a whim, I decided to give it a shot and found a few episodes online. Before I knew it, I was binging the series, completely engrossed. Watching Shinji Ikari’s journey from a timid, con...

brevity and ethics: I have no affiliation or association with any of the games mentioned, im just a super fan of the games and console mentioned.  The Sony Playstation was a true giant of video games, churning out colossal hit after colossal hit over years of play. Choosing a top 10 list is a challenging task, considering what games come to mind when you hear phrases like "PlayStation" or "Sony PlayStation." With big franchises still going strong today thanks to this iconic console, it is clear why this console is always at the top of gamers' minds. So, whether you're looking for action, horror, or entertainment, the Sony PlayStation had it all. 10. Parapa The Rappa: copyright: PaRappa The Rapper is property of Sony Interactive.  The 90s, a time of mascot madness, where console wars broke out over which beloved characters were the best. It was a time when Sega and Nintendo fought tooth and nail with their Mario and Sonic mascots, while Sony went a different ...

Dragon Ball Z has been revered as one of the defining anime series of the 90s, particularly in the United States, where children were frequently seen imitating the actions and techniques of Goku and Vegeta. The quality of the movies, however, was inconsistent, with the latter installments becoming increasingly diluted by a desire to over-extend the brand. Nonetheless, some hidden gems exist in Dragon Ball Z's cinematic oeuvre, such as the movie under review, which I will now analyze to determine if it truly holds up to scrutiny or not. Story: The movie begins at the "Other World" Martial Arts Tournament, with the four Kais watching attentively. All of them are eagerly cheering for their chosen fighter. This is when we are introduced to the character Pikon who has only previously appeared in filler material. As Pikon and Goku face off before the finals, their steely glances reflect their determination to win. Neither utters a word beyond a simple "good luck." Bo...