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As the battle against the angels continues Shinji and Rei receive reinforcements in the form of two new pilots: the temperamental Asuka Langley and the secretive Mari Illustrious. Between battles the pilots find time to try and create the semblance of a normal life, but following a traumatic battle Shinji decides to quit his position and leave Nerv. Just then the most powerful angel yet arrives, launching a devastating attack against Nerv headquarters, brushing aside all resistance and threatening to consume the only thing Shinji holds dear...
In a time of great heroes, the evil Sephiroth and the power of Meteor were vanquished by a warrior named Cloud Strife and his companions. Now, though the life stream of the world has been restored, certain people have become sick with Geo Stigma -- an illness which is as mysterious as it is incurable. Meanwhile, in the shadows, a new enemy has appeared: Kadaj, who holds the key to the destruction of all life. Against insurmountable odds, Cloud, Tifa, Barrett, Cid and the rest of the gang must band together one last time to defeat Kadaj and save the world from annihilation.
Both of these series have a content full of action that it ain't normal anymore. If you like fight between good and evil and some awsome characters in a movie full of action, a good story-line and a little bit of drama you're must see the other one, really.
Hikaru Ichijyo is a fighter pilot who lives onboard the Macross -- a spaceship that is under constant attack by the alien race Zentraedi and stranded light years from home. After rescuing pop star Lynn Minmay during an enemy raid, the two seem set for a whirlwind romance; but separated by fate, he finds himself in the arms of another woman. When it is discovered that Minmay's singing may be the only thing that can prevent a galactic war, Hikaru must set out to find her once again, and make the most difficult decision of his life: the love that got away, or the love he currently holds dear?
Sometimes the movie version can clarify, continue, or even in some instances improve the overall scope of the TV series.
In the case of both Macross Do You Remember Love, and Neon Genesis Evangelion's latest set of movies, you will see updated, crisp animation and tighter, non-fill type storyline.
Following the events of the first Patlabor movie, after a terrorist attack on a bridge in Tokyo, the whole country of Japan is in an uproar. The Japanese government suspects an attempt by the Americans to destabilize them, but in reality has no idea who is behind the attack. The only clues they have is of a secret organization called the National Defense Family, and the destruction of a United Nations Labor Unit. With time running out, the government calls upon Captain Goto and the Police Labor Force Division 2 to fill in the missing pieces...
Sometimes the movie version can clarify, continue, or even in some instances improve the overall scope of the TV series.
In the case of both Patlabor , and Neon Genesis Evangelion's latest set of movies, you will see updated, crisp animation and tighter, non-fill type storyline.
Patlabor is an actual continuation, and 1.0 and 2.0 for Eva are more or less complete changes in continuity. But both are pleasant updates to well established franchises.
Throughout Tokyo, a frightening number of construction Labors have begun to suddenly go berserk and violently malfunction. The growing chaos of Tokyo is overshadowed by the looming edifice of the Babylon Project, the lynchpin of Japan's plan to reclaim the land under Tokyo Bay. To make matters worse, its lead architect recently committed suicide by throwing himself off of it into the waves below. How will the Metropolitan Police's Division 2 investigate the malfunctions in the midst of world-wide destruction, when the reliability of their own Labors lies in doubt?
Sometimes the movie version can clarify, continue, or even in some instances improve the overall scope of the TV series.
In the case of both Patlabor , and Neon Genesis Evangelion's latest set of movies, you will see updated, crisp animation and tighter, non-fill type storyline.
Patlabor is an actual continuation, and 1.0 and 2.0 for Eva are more or less complete changes in continuity. But both are pleasant updates to well established franchises.
