However, in contrast to the abstraction of the TV ending and the misery of the movie ending, the characters in the manga manages to fully earn a happy ending Sadamoto's Evangelion is an easier work to revisit than the anime, offering the characters from Anno's classic a chance to find uncompromising happiness after undergoing hardships beyondThe ending is different from End of Evangelion in a lot of ways Shinji doesn't masturbate over Asuka, Rei isn't Lilith's vessel but has her own soul, Shinji is involved with the fight against The Mass Produced Evas, and things don't close off on a red wastelandThe manga had a pretty solid and concise ending but afterwards, it gets rid of it all and feels really empty I didn't even feel like reading the last chapter it was so boring, after the climax it cuts to DrIkari in college very briefly and had a completely different tone It felt like the ending to a high school drama, not a psychological mecha
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