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We might see some stiff competition from VF-11B when it is in production.

I don't have a problem with their prices but their QC and those limited Japan releases pi$$ me off. I don't buy them as often now.

For the Sydney Eva fans, "You Are Not Alone" will be screened at The Greater Union City at 6:00pm tomorrow (9/Dec/2008), as part of the Sydney's Japanese Film Festival.

They better have a good reason for changing Unit-02's progressive knife. the original prog-knife was a touch of genius, the new one just look...well...like a knife... I dig the new colour scheme but hate the horn. I don't know, this whole Rebuild Eva thing has been disappointing so far.

That green shade looks great, very solid.

I really really wanted a big and high quality Alphonse. The early proto-type pics of the Yamato Patlabor got me pretty excited. They revealed great details and loaded with gimmicks. But when I saw the final proportion, it looked so wrong. Had they got the proportion remotely close to the CM's Brave Gokin, I would have bite the bullet and folk out $300. I really wanted Yamato to come up with the good this time, but...

Almost 300USD for a non metal/non transforming figure, Yamato has gone mad...

That is the first gelkwalk mode pic I actually liked. I think this latest pic looks great, never an anime-accurate die hard myself, I think it is looking like a nice toy after all.

Nice, if only the thigh is a bit longer to make it less stubby.

Yeah, that's about right...I waited for so long, I just gave up in the end and got the bootleg from Chinatown. I later picked up the Madman Platinum TV series for a very good price though. I guess all my Eva DVDs will go to the recycling bin when Blu Rays comes out....but it is strange that Madman didn't continue to pick up the Region 4 license.

Hummm...is Redant a new player to the anime DVD market in Australia?? I suppose competition is good but I hope they take anime seriously and push out decently presented titles.

Umm, I actually think the rendered design and movement is more like an bio-mecha than the old fashion super robot...it could easily be an Eva-001.

I actually quite like the mecha design myself, whether it is an imitation or adaptation. Turning a giant robot into a believable mecha design with immaculate realism and details gets my applause any day. It reminds me of Sato's Fewture ExGokin Getter. Boy, I wish Fewture would turn it into an ExGokin with all those operable panels and engine thrusters you see in the clip. That would be so cool...

Stunning Korean Mecha CG. I wish I live long enough to see Macross catches up with these sort of CG quality. http://twitchfilm.net/site/view/more-robot-taekwon-v/

Huh...these latest pics look much better, there is still hope.... Still, there is something wrong with the way the knees are bent in gerwalk, it looks very unnatural...what is missing.... Dropping the nose reduces the height of the retarded landing gear??...just a guess...

I like Bandai's SOC line a lot but these pics are really terrible. The older pics were definitely better...well, that is a little disappointing.

Just heard it on the radio, Johnny Deep will take on the Joker role. Glad the Joker role is not killed off and JD might just pull it off but how will they tackle the Joker role??

Gurren Lagann went National Geographic, wtf??

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I think there is a bit of Shinji in most of us. On our bad days, we run away from problems like a loser. On better days, we face the problems like a grown-up. I kind of like that element of Shinji as a character. But I have to admit, Shinji is exceptionally annoying to watch, in that he whines and screams like a little brat for the entire 26 eps...you kind of wish he would grow up in earlier episodes like Simon did in Gurren Laggan. I love to see Unit-01 piloted by Simon and goes berserk with GAR.

I don't remember much about any music, but some of the background score/sound effect were great. Every time that "high tension" sound effect comes on, I would go: "oh..Oh..here we come" Also, the thumbing noise of Batman breaking bones makes this Batman kick ass with brute force.

Actually, I never quite worked out what happened with that first Beserk or the logic of how it happened. But from the view point of story telling, it was a very nice moment: - to a first time viewer, you immediately sensed a bond existed between Shingi and unit-001 and you want to find out why, or - to a second time viewer, you realize it was infact Shingi's mother trying to protect his son. For these reasons, I thought it was a shame that it was left out from the remake.

Yes, I missed that floating hand scene as well, it was fantastic how the Eva creep up to the viewers. As CoryHolmes says, the new movie just lacked that sort of subtlety and artistry of the original. The old Operation Yashima was clever and cheeky - I just loved how Misato got Rei's Unit-00 robbing the defense force of their positron cannon and turn an old space shuttle into a giant shield. In comparison, the new Operation Yashima was lame and crude. Out of nowhere, they pulled out this purpose made positron riffle and ESV shield. I just don't like how the new movie became lazy with that sort of details.

I much prefer the original movie & TV cuts where scenes were jumping back and forth, like one gigantic flashback of Shingi. The new movie is almost too straight forward to be an Eva. Also, they dropped a lot of Kanji graphic in favor of the new 3D CG. To me, the Kanji graphic was a signature element of the Eva series. They also cut out my fav scene where Shinji meet Unit-01 for the first time in the cage - when Unit-01 went berserk and protected Shinji from the falling debris.

They look foul, even to an Eva sucker like myself.