I don’t know, I think we may have already reached peak-Eva mash-up with the King of the Hill/Eva opening:

This was funny, and, alongside Evangelion, makes me think of another die-hard classic I’m watching for the first time this year: Ghost In the Shell: Stand Alone Complex.

Ha, I knew Anno had said the Christian imagery and ideas weren’t really though out in detail, but I had no idea about the Ultraman connection. That’s the funniest crucifixion scene I have seen since the end of Monty Python’s Life of Brian!

In 1995, Evangelion was as revelatory to anime fans as the Christian themes it toys with. But some fans elevated Evangelion beyond “must-see;” for them, it was “must-like.”

“On top of that, Shinji’s dad, the commander of NERV, is a total asshole that abandoned him when he was young.”

O my god I did not know this existed thank you

If anyone wants to see it in action.

Oh yes, the pain is real. Nothing hurts more than asking your kid if they’d like to play some Mario Odyssey and they say nah, they’re going to go play Roblox. Like a dagger to the heart.

It’s exactly what I wanted it to be. There was no need to reinvent the wheel here, this particular wheel works great. More wheels please.

edited to add. probably could’ve gotten away without using it this time, but i didn’t want to break any of the Conventional Rules of Internet Commentatering.

If the game ads had only hypersexualized men and women, then people would complain of under representation of LGBTTQQIAAP. If they put them in, then they get shit on anyways, really there is no winning.

Man, I’m hoping he’s refusing to answer because he wants it to be a secret and not because he doesn’t want to disappoint fans and undermine the positive feeling it’s got right now. 

That’s fair. I’ll also give ESO credit for altering some of its quests, albeit few and to a very limited degree, based on your choices. I’m thinking of one Daggerfall Covenant quest where you time hop and who you save in the past changes the sex of the descendants when you return to the present. You only get a…

Why does it have to be visible? Why is anything to do with our account tied to a tag? Every account should be identified by a randomly determined alphanumeric string that you only see when you go to your user profile.

I didn’t hear where they said “this first part will cover the Midgar story” I only heard that it has become a full game in its own right. That’s... unfortunate if that’s the case...

I love what I’m seeing from the combat system. They took the skeleton they had from XV and added old school FF elements.  Seems like a good compromise between the old and new.

The vampire community has terrible consequences for breaking the Masquerade....

For what it’s worth, in the original story Billy Blaze did have a little sister. So it works, in that sense.

Still... why are they calling this Commander Keen? Why use an IP that has no connection to the original besides a vague character design resemblance?

Have you played it? It's pretty fun.