SquallMX escribió:Bueno despues de que la FOX anuncio una pelicula Live Action de Dragon Ball, me puedo creer todo.

Cita:Evangelion Live-Action: Primeros Diseños >> 8 de Junio 2003 @ 1:08 por Koneko Sensei

En el más reciente número de la revista Newtype se han publicado las primeras muestras de arte conceptual para filme live-action basado en Shin Seiki Evangelion, proyecto bajo la producción de Estudio Gainax, ADV Films y Weta Workshop.


A través de estas imágenes, obra de creativos de Weta Workshop, podemos observar los diseños preeliminares de las Eva-Units, su respectivo hangar dentro de NERV, los Plug-Suits para los pilotos y una versión del mundo al ser casi destruido después de Second Impact.

Más detalles proximamente...






Fuente: Anime News Network / Newtype Japan / Weta Workshop

Vicco escribió:Lo que si me saca de onda... ¿Quien fregaos es Kate Rose? ¿acadso le van a cambiar el nombre a los personajes?

Cita:Live Action Eva Sketches Online (2004-01-19 07:29:19)
Ain't it Cool News has posted copies of the live-action Evangelion sketches found on last week's release of Neon Genesis Evangelion: Directors' Cut: Resurrection. Of note are the localizations of various characters, Rei appears to have become Ray, Asuka has become Kate Rose and Misato... Susan Whitnall. addendum: Many websites have posted these pictures, the first site to actually inform us of this was Eva.TrivialBeing.Net.

Cita:RELEASE SET FOR NEON GENESIS EVANGELION: GENESIS REBORN

SECOND VOLUME OF DIRECTORS’ CUT OF ACCLAIMED TELEVISION SERIES’ LAST SIX EPISODES IN STORES MARCH 9, 2004; INCLUDES EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE

HOUSTON, February 24, 2004—ADV Films today announced a March 9, 2004 release date for Genesis Reborn, the second of two Directors’ Cut volumes of the enormously influential anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion. The Directors’ Cut is not just a remaster, but a revised and re-edited special edition produced under the careful supervision of creators Hideaki Anno and Gainax to include amazing new footage never before available outside of Japan. The second volume contains Evangelion episodes 24-26 in both the extended Directors’ Cut versions and the original broadcast versions, allowing fans to see the creative progression of this seminal title’s final moments.

Neon Genesis Evangelion is the story of a reluctant young hero, called upon to pilot an immense robotic weapon in battle against alien invaders in the year 2015. As the remnants of the human race cower in subterranean cities, a deadly war is being waged on what is left of the planet. On one side are the mysterious beings known as Angels; on the other, the special agency NERV and mankind’s last hope, the awe-inspiring Evangelions. Piloted by a special team of teenage warriors, these giant bio-mechanical humanoids are the only thing that can withstand the force of the Angels’ defense fields long enough for the pilots to tackle the invaders themselves in hand to hand combat! With the lives of every soul on the planet at stake, these few youngsters must reach down deep inside themselves to find the strength and courage necessary to meet the Angels head on in a desperate attempt to save mankind.

Neon Genesis Evangelion: Directors’ Cut—Genesis Reborn ($29.98 SRP) includes episodes 24-26 in both director’s cut and original broadcast versions. In both English 2.0-language and Japanese 2.0-language versions, with English subtitles. Includes ADV previews, clean opening animation; clean closing animation; and sneak preview of the live-action movie.