Where To Watch The Rebuild Of Evangelion
So, you wanna watch Rebuild of Evangelion? Awesome! But... where do you even find these things?
That's the question that's plagued anime fans since, well, forever. It's like searching for the Holy Grail, but with more giant robots and existential dread.
The Streaming Situation: A Tangled Mess
Let's be honest, the streaming situation is... complicated. Think of it as Gendo Ikari's plans: convoluted and probably gonna make you cry.
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For a while, Netflix was the place to be. They had all four Rebuild movies. It felt like a dream come true.
But things change. Anime rights shift like the sands of time. Or, you know, like Shinji's emotional state.
Netflix: The Once and Future King?
Netflix still holds the key, at least for some of the movies. Double check to see if Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time is still available in your region.
Availability depends on your location. It’s like Asuka's mood: unpredictable.
Keep checking back, too! Sometimes things reappear. Hope springs eternal, even in the apocalypse.
Other Streaming Suspects: Amazon, Crunchyroll, and More?
Amazon Prime? Maybe. Crunchyroll? Possibly, but more likely for the original series.
It's a wild goose chase, I know. Remember to check JustWatch. It’s a great resource!
They aggregate streaming options for movies and TV shows. It’s saved me from hours of fruitless searching.
The Physical Media Route: For the Collectors
If you're a true believer, physical media is the way to go. Blu-rays and DVDs offer a sense of ownership. Plus, no streaming service can snatch them away!
It’s the Misato approach: practical and reliable. Just be prepared to spend some serious yen.
Importing from Japan might be necessary. But think of the cool packaging!
The "Unconventional" Options (I Can Neither Confirm Nor Deny)
Now, I'm not advocating for piracy. Nope, not me. But, hypothetically speaking...
...there might be other ways to find these movies online. Let's just say the internet is a vast and mysterious place.
...with more torrents than a flooded Tokyo-3. Proceed with caution, and always support the creators when possible. (If possible!)
My (Slightly Controversial) Recommendation
Okay, here's my hot take: Don’t stress too much about where you watch it.
The important thing is to experience the story. Embrace the weirdness. Let Evangelion mess with your head.
Because, frankly, finding a legit, easily accessible stream can feel like an NERV conspiracy in itself. Enjoy!
And remember, the real Evangelion was the friends we made along the way… or something like that. Good luck finding the movies! You’ll need it.
