This is one of the few cartoons my children and I can completely enjoy together. Most cartoons just suck, and most "anime" that's good isn't properly dubbed into English which makes watching things a bit slower. (Although for Evangelio 3.03 I read every line, like I would a book, to her while watching.)
It covers interesting themes, but skips out on sexuality (mainly cause I'd do a poor job explaining such jokes off-the-cuff to my daughter). Yet it's fun enough that they never lose interest, unlike some Star Trek episodes.
They both can read, just not fluently enough to fully enjoy subtitles.
The rebuilds, so far, seem relatively not-so-violent, and at least not violence for violence's sake. The only hardcore scene I recall overall is when Unit 2 gets eaten in one of the earlier movies. And it's all redeemed by destroying and or recreating the world anyways.
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This is one of the few cartoons my children and I can completely enjoy together. Most cartoons just suck, and most "anime" that's good isn't properly dubbed into English which makes watching things a bit slower. (Although for Evangelio 3.03 I read every line, like I would a book, to her while watching.)
It covers interesting themes, but skips out on sexuality (mainly cause I'd do a poor job explaining such jokes off-the-cuff to my daughter). Yet it's fun enough that they never lose interest, unlike some Star Trek episodes.
Isn't Eva a little hardcore for someone not yet old enough to read?
They both can read, just not fluently enough to fully enjoy subtitles.
The rebuilds, so far, seem relatively not-so-violent, and at least not violence for violence's sake. The only hardcore scene I recall overall is when Unit 2 gets eaten in one of the earlier movies. And it's all redeemed by destroying and or recreating the world anyways.