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The story picks up immediately after the defeat of the final Angel. NERV, the organization tasked with protecting humanity, finds itself under siege—not by aliens, but by the Japanese Strategic Self-Defense Forces (JSSDF). SEELE, the shadowy cabal behind NERV, has decided to initiate the by force, seeking to forcibly evolve humanity into a single collective consciousness.

The film has influenced everything from Madoka Magica (the subversion of the magical girl genre) to Attack on Titan (the morally grey apocalypse). It forced Western critics to take animation seriously. Roger Ebert didn't review it, but the Sight & Sound critics noted it as one of the most vital films of the 1990s. Evangelion- The End of Evangelion

The centerpiece is Asuka Langley Soryu. Having regained her will to live, she awakens Evangelion Unit-02 and drags it into the GeoFront. She fights the Mass Production Evangelion series (white, artificial, demonic-looking EVAs with grotesque mechanical wings). In a stunning, brutal sequence, Asuka destroys all nine MP-EVAs multiple times. But they have regenerative S² engines. After running out of power, Unit-02 is crucified. The MP-EVAs descend with their progressive knives turned into lances, impaling the entry plug as Asuka screams in agony. The story picks up immediately after the defeat

It isn't a "happily ever after." It is a raw, messy, and honest look at the difficulty of human connection. Conclusion The film has influenced everything from Madoka Magica