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The turning point is (the title a nod to Melanie Klein’s psychoanalytic theories). Shinji is absorbed into the 12th Angel, Leliel, and his mind dissolves into a lonely void of self-hatred. From this moment, external action gives way to internal horror.

There are no Angels, no robots, no battles. Instead, we see a black screen with a voiceover, crude line drawings, and live-action footage of a real movie theater. Shinji is put on trial by his own mind, asked to define himself. "I am Shinji Ikari," he says. "That’s not enough," the voices reply. neon genesis evangelion episodes

The original series aired from October 1995 to March 1996. It consists of 26 television episodes. Note that the original ending (Episodes 25 and 26) was later supplemented by the movie The End of Evangelion , which serves as an alternate/deeper look at the series' conclusion. The turning point is (the title a nod

The final two episodes abandon linear narrative entirely. Episode 25, "The World Ending" and Episode 26, "The Beast that Shouted 'I' at the Heart of the World" (a title borrowed from a Harlan Ellison story), take place inside "Instrumentality"—the forced evolution of humanity into a single, collective consciousness. There are no Angels, no robots, no battles

The Neon Genesis Evangelion franchise also includes several rebuild films and movies, which offer an alternate retelling of the series: