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List Of Evangelion Episodes ^new^ Jun 2026

The series is often divided into three distinct phases: the introductory "Action" arc (Episodes 1–8), the experimental "Middle" arc (Episodes 9–16), and the psychological "Descent" arc (Episodes 17–26).

Note: The true, visually concrete ending is provided in the 1997 film , which replaces episodes 25 and 26 while also complementing them thematically. list of evangelion episodes

Note: This film continues the story of Evangelion: 2.0, and introduces new characters and plot twists. The series is often divided into three distinct

Neon Genesis Evangelion is a iconic anime series that has left a lasting impact on the world of science fiction and beyond. The series, created by Hideaki Anno, consists of 26 episodes that aired from 1995 to 1996. Here's a list of episodes, along with a critical review of each: Neon Genesis Evangelion is a iconic anime series

For the 2003 Renewal and subsequent home video releases (including Netflix), episodes 21 through 24 were significantly extended with new footage (totaling over 30 minutes). These “Director’s Cuts” are considered the definitive versions, as they add crucial backstory and foreshadowing.

| Episode # | Title | New Content in Director’s Cut | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | "Nerufu, Tanjō" (The Birth of NERV) | Extended flashbacks revealing the Second Impact, the murder of Dr. Naoko Akagi, and the true nature of Rei. | | 22 | "Semete, Ningen rashiku" (At Least, Be Human) | Extended mind-rape scene of Asuka by the Angel Arael; deeper exploration of Asuka’s childhood trauma with her mother. | | 23 | "Namida" (Tears) | Rei’s death and replacement; longer conversation between Ritsuko and Misato about the "Rei system" and dummy plugs. | | 24 | "Saigo no Shisha" (The Final Messenger) | Extended introduction of the final Angel, Tabris (Kaworu Nagisa); more dialogue about Lilith and Adam. |

*Note: This film continues the story of Evangelion: 3.0, and provides a conclusion to the series.

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