Neon Genesis Evangelion Groundwork of Evangelion Vol.2 Illustration Book Used

【Description】
A number of new century Evangelion original paintings drawn by top-notch animators. From a huge number of original drawings, the cuts carefully selected by Director Hideaki Anno himself are recorded in a volume of over 200 pages. Volume 2 contains carefully selected scenes from episodes 9 to 2 where the story moves significantly. Approximately 770 original drawings of the 9th episode, the 9th episode, the 4th episode, the 5th episode, the 6th episode, the 8th episode, the 9th episode, and the 2nd episode are recorded.
In particular, the story and the quality of the picture are at the highest level, and the shocking episode 9 "Battle of the Man", which was published for this one episode in the film book, is a must-see. The scene where "the first machine eats the apostle" is revived.
In addition, the first episode "Lies and Silence" that sparkles with sad emotions is recorded.
Main original paintings: Yoshiyuki Sadamoto, Shinya Hasegawa, Kazuya Kise, Yuki Masago, Satoshi Hiramatsu, Shunji Suzuki, Yu Honda, Hidenori Matsubara, Mitsuo Iso, Katsuichi Nakayama, Hideaki Anno, Shoichi Masoo, Kazuya Tsurumaki and others.
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