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Everyone else has had episodes or mini-arcs devoted to building them into more solid characters, but Yui's still mostly just “the pink leader one,” and that's a problem.
free, easy, and News Final Evangelion Film Stays at #1 in 5th Weekend at Japanese Box Office posted on Monster Hunter stays at #3, Precure drops to #9 Shin Evangelion Gekijō-ban :||), the "final" Evangelion film, stayed at #1 in its fifth weekend. The film sold 161,000 tickets over the weekend, and earned 265,203,150 yen (about US$2.42 million) from Friday to Sunday. It has sold a total of 4.84 million tickets and has earned a cumulative 7,426,243,700 yen (about US$67.8 million). In its third week, the film surpassed the domestic earnings of Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo, which ea...
Jean-Karlo Nicky, there are two things I like that not a lot of people know: cute pink stuff, and the tropics. Spring is hitting, but this "70° F" stuff isn't cutting it for me. I need something pretty, something warm to cure my cold soul... Nicky Most of us might still be in quarantine but today we're gonna put on our best face before hittin' the sands with Tropical-Rouge! Precure! Precure in the past, this is the first time a Precure series has been fully simulcasted in the U.S.! Why don't we take a splash and dive right in? Diving indeed—so, as it turns out, a mermaid named Laura is t...
Beansprout Midget wrote: As for Sentai and Rider, KR has been making a lot of interesting strides. Since Gaim, they've had some sort of female Rider in almost every season (save for Ghost/Build/Drive, though should have had Kiriko, but they just didn't). Valkyrie was a main character through Zero-One, and I know Saber just introduced a female Rider as well. If anything, PreCure is a bit of a middle ground between KR and Sentai (which is a bit more traditional and stubborn IMO). PreCure has it's traditions, but it also appears to be taking interesting and new strides within the franchise. ...
Shin Evangelion Gekijō-ban :||), the "final" Evangelion film, stayed at #1 in its fourth weekend. The film sold 196,321 tickets over the weekend and earned 320,547,250 yen (about US$2.9 million) from Friday to Sunday. It has sold a total of 4,513,374 tickets and has earned a cumulative 6,898,613,200 yen (about US$62.4 million). The film surpassed the earnings of Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo, which earned a total of 5.3 billion yen, and is the highest-earning film in series. The film ranked #1 in its opening weekend. The film sold 2,194,533 tickets for 3,338,422,400 yen (about US$30....