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Subject: Re: Eva-xeroxing syndrome

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Daniel

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Date Posted: 16:42:57 04/23/03 Wed
In reply to: Dena 's message, "Re: Eva-xeroxing syndrome" on 15:57:31 04/23/03 Wed

>Actually, I don't think Gasaraki is anything like a
>copy of Eva. Granted, they both have mecha. So does
>Bubblegum Crisis. Granted, they both have a girl with
>blue hair. So does Wolf's Rain.
>
>On the other hand, Evangelion goes off the deep end
>with the Qaballah (what's the standard way of writing
>that in English anyway?) and Gasaraki goes off the
>deep end with kabuki theater. And the plot lines and
>character interactions seem significantly different to
>me. (I think Shinji could have used an enforced stint
>in the army so as to get some basic concept of
>socialization...)
>
>Now, the series *I* consider a pathetic whitewashing
>of Eva is Dual -- basically the makers of Tenchi took
>the Tenchi harem-show formula, slapped it onto Eva,
>and put the mecha in high heels. @_@ I can't stand
>that show...

Well again, I haven't seen it. I have just heard (quite a few) people say it is a rip-off. Oh well...(shrug).

As for the spelling, I believe it's Khaballah.

-Daniel

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Re: Eva-xeroxing syndrome	Chichiri	17:12:40 04/23/03 Wed