Shinji Ikari, Returned from Warhammer
从战锤归来的碇真嗣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 870k Words
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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263Chapters
12.4MClicks
32.4kFavorites
69.4kRecommendations
263Reviews
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I can't say. What's the later part? I completely don't understand it. It's not like reading a novel; it's like reading a 19th-century literary novel. The whole thing is infused with the author's own directorial ideas, disjointed and extremely stream-of-consciousness. It feels like they're just giving you a template and telling you what happened and you have to figure it out yourself.
Please, please write another EVA book!
I finished it in one go, and I don't know what to say. I was deeply moved, though I don't know why. All I can say is thank you to the author for bringing me such a fitting and powerful work. ┌(┌ ､ﾝ､)┐
Although it's finished, it actually had a terrible ending. If you really want to watch it, you only need to read up to chapter 238; the rest is too bad to be worth reading. 239 begins by forcibly setting the story in the world of "ANIMA", but the content is completely nonsensical, and even the expression between words and sentences is very messy. Frankly, this part is less useful than reading the original "ANIMA" novel. It's likely the author didn't even know what they were writing anymore, and the story of ANIMA was abruptly ended after that. It's a real shame that some of the groundwork laid for the protagonist's world was cut. If they had properly developed that content and given it a satisfying ending, the viewing experience would have been much better. However, EVA is a niche genre, so this book is barely passable (you know what I mean).
Even for a powerful figure like the Emperor, the relationship between him and his Primarch sons is a significant part of Warhammer 40,000, not to mention the father-son and mother-son relationships in EVS.