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Does anyone who's watched the Netflix release know if they've removed any scenes or stuff like that? I'm already aware that they replaced Fly Me To the Moon for legal reasons and other differences between the old and new script, I'm specifically wondering if they removed or altered anything else.
I heard that as well, though it looks like only one line of dialogue was altered? I don't know if it was altered beyond that (haven't watched the netflix version myself and I've only seen people talk about the line of dialogue from Kaworu and the credits song being replaced), but I was randomly scrolling through a tvtropes page and it says that two scenes were removed. I don't think that's related, but I'm curious as to which scenes were removed if what I read was right.I heard they toned down teh gay between Kaworu and Shinji.
Netflix can eat a dick. I was actually thinking about following up the Ergo Proxy buddy group with a rewatch of NGE because it's easily accessible now, but this sucks.
Oh darn, so the Netflix one is not the original?
Yeah, did they, or did I miss something?Episode 25, one moment they were on a beach the next they were having a mind trip like Asuka and the holy rainbow light.
It seems like they started rushing and cut out a lot of connective tissue and starts jumping around. Asuka ending up in the tub, then the hospital. People are dead. Somehow they've all merged.
The problem is, he left the Kaworu scenes more ambiguous, yet the scenes during instrumentality in the final 2 episodes with Asuka, when Shinji says he wants to help her, he now says he can't live without her. Pretty different implications there.I think the Kaworu episode is pretty gay-coded either way. The script writer said it was for the sake of leaving things "ambiguous" but I don't think "love" in the subtitled version was all that clear cut either since the word does have different applications. There are definitely other reasons to interpret their relationship as "yes homo" that weren't touched in ways I've been told about.
Aha, I don't like those changes either... Luckily I watched it it before it came on Netflix, so yeah.It is. Just some of the dialogue has been edited and the ending song was changed due to copyright issues. I don't like those changes, but they are small.