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About Evangelion 30th Anniversary Special
A new short animation for the Evangelion series that debuted at the "EVANGELION:30+; 30th ANN/VERSARY OF EVANGELION" fes. in Yokohama Arena. Two Asuka Langleys from different timelines host a comedy stage show to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Evangelion franchise and re-enact key scenes from the TV series and the films, hoping for Asuka Langley Souryuu to find the perfect ending to her story arc. (Source: ANN)
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