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Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo 2012

“What was destroyed can (not) be rebuilt.”

★ 7.2/10 PG-13 AnimationScience FictionActionDrama Released
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What is Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo?

Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo is a film first released in 2012. Catalogued under Animation, Science Fiction, Action, Drama.

Type
Film
Year
2012
Status
Released
Runtime
96 minutes
Release date
Nov 17, 2012
Studios
khara
Genres
Animation, Science Fiction, Action, Drama
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Streaming Intelligence

Binge-Worthiness & Content Radar

87 /100 Highly Bingeable
⚡ Pacing & Momentum8.7/10
🧠 Narrative Depth9/10
🔄 Rewatch Potential8.9/10
🎬 Production Scale8.2/10
🎯 Feature Film #Animation #Science Fiction #Action

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Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo is a film first released in 2012. Catalogued under Animation, Science Fiction, Action, Drama. Produced and broadcast by khara. Current status: Released.

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Should you watch it?

“Shinji awakens to a ruined world and must confront former allies.”

Reasons to watch
  • Stunning animation
  • Intense sci‑fi action
  • Deep emotional drama
Keep in mind
  • Complex plot may challenge newcomers
  • PG‑13 rating limits graphic intensity

Watch it if you enjoy visually striking sci‑fi action paired with intense character drama.

Rated PG‑13, the film contains intense action and mature themes suitable for older teens and adults.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this film a sequel?

Yes, it continues the Evangelion story fourteen years after Third Impact.

How long is the movie?

The runtime is approximately 96 minutes.

What genres does it belong to?

It blends animation, science‑fiction, action, and drama.

Is it appropriate for younger viewers?

It is rated PG‑13, so it is intended for older teens and adults.

Do I need to have seen earlier Evangelion films?

Familiarity with earlier entries helps, but the basic premise can be followed on its own.

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