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Hi, just wanted to say...

TBH my main issue with Evangelion was with its main cast. I mean the show does have profound flawed character ideology in how it delves deeply into the psyche of the characters and provides a thorough/detailed study on their perspectives.....that's something a lot of people can find very relatable as for how it actually feels to deal with depression and anxiety in life. While this does make the characters relatable & interesting to an extent, they just don't develop at all in terms of their flawed aspects throughout the series. I myself can relate to the flaws of a character better when they go through some notable & meaningful development in terms of their flawed aspects. While watching the show I really expected the main cast to develop through the events of the show but...that just never happened (for me at least). The characters basically just remained stagnant in terms of characterization, which is why they started to get pretty annoying & stale as the show progressed. Initially I liked the flawed character ideology of the show and thought it had quite some potential....it is the lack of any meaningful development of the cast that made me dislike the main cast so much.

Aside from that, I found the religious symbolism in the show to be very pretentious & redundant too.....like I barely had an idea what the heck was going on in the last 2 episodes of the series....literally everything happening in those 2 episodes felt so random and vague of which I hardly could make any sense of.

That's all I can say basically. Hope this much is enough to answer your question. :)

Yeah the narration in that arc can get somewhat tiresome at times, but IMO the story, characters and fights does more than just make up for it. One amazing aspect of this arc is that so many different types of characters are introduced here who play different roles but all them end up being pretty memorable, we are genuinely made to feel for each & every character/their different perspectives.

Netero vs Meruem is easily one of best battle-shounen fights ever, you are in for an incredible ride when you reach that part. I obviously don't want to give you any spoilers on how this arc actually ends, but just telling you this much that you will see a different version of Gon in the climactic part of this arc. I still liked him a lot before I got to that part of HxH but it was the climactic part of the Chimera Ant arc that actually made him one of my all-tine favorite characters. ;)

I see. You're currently in the best part of HxH (2011) so that's totally understandable. Meruem is just an incredibly written character who has some jaw-dropping development, what do you think of him so far?

I see, nice. Yeah I am because I don't want to my "anime completed" count to remain stagnant while watching Naruto. Considering how long a series Naruto is, it'll naturally take a looooong time to finish the series. I don't like watching multiple TV series at the same time TBH, l prefer to focus on one series at a time. But when it comes to anime movies the case is a lot different for me since I can finish those very quickly within 1-2 hours.

Hi there, I've been doing just fine, what about you? Seems like you have found a lot of free time to watch anime as of late

And i'm only half way xD

I'd say def give it a shot

Unfortunately the anime adaptation is not complete, but with the manga getting reprints and a sequel maybe a continuation will come soon 🤞

Well......as of now I don't think it's fair to make a comparison between the two since I haven't finished Naruto Shipudden yet. 😅

Awesome finale

Yeah I'll start (or you can say re-start) Shippuden really soon. :)

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