Evangelion 2.0 You Can (not) Advance English Sub

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At face value, figuring out how to watch Neon Genesis Evangelion in order seems pretty easy: watch all 26 episodes and you’re done. Boom.

Unfortunately, as you might have guessed from hearing about the legendary (and legendarily cryptic) anime, it’s not that simple.

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There are director’s cuts, movies, recaps, and then even more movies to factor in. If you dig a little deeper, there are even differences between certain releases on certain platforms. Some purists will tell you one thing, while another set of diehards will tell you to watch Evangelion in another order entirely. It can get… confusing.

That’s why we’re here to clear things up. First, we’ll run through the most straightforward method of watching Neon Genesis Evangelion in order from start to finish, then we’ll dive into a more comprehensive look at the overall saga. That includes a look at a semblance of a chronological order (or as close you can get with the series) what you can and can’t skip, and even a look at the differences between 1.0 and 1.11 Rebuild movies.

How to watch Neon Genesis Evangelion in order – show, End of Evangelion, and Rebuild movies

Watching Neon Genesis Evangelion in release order is undoubtedly the best way to do things. That’s helped enormously by Netflix acquiring the worldwide streaming rights to the mainline series, including the director’s cuts of episodes 21-24.

The original versions of those episodes are harder to track down and, honestly, not worth it. The director’s cuts are far more comprehensive. One thing to note is the subtitles for the Netflix versions have been tweaked slightly – and led to some controversy over the relationship between two of the characters. The choice is yours, but Netflix is far more accessible.

So, that makes it quite easy: watch all 26 episodes on Neon Genesis Evangelion. Then, you’ll need to complete the story with the feature-length End of Evangelion movie (also on Netflix). That looks like this.

Neon Genesis Evangelion episodes 1-26 (inc. episodes 21-24 director’s cuts) [1995-1996]
End of Evangelion [1997]

In the 21st Century, show creator Hideaki Anno decided to retell the story of Evangelion in a series of four movies called the Rebuild of Evangelion. As you might expect, they are confusingly titled: Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone, Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance, Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo, Evangelion 3.0 + 1.0 Thrice Upon a Time.

For their home releases, 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 were all given extended cuts with additional scenes, called 1.11, 2.22, 3.33. They’re the ones you need to seek out – and they’re all available on Amazon Prime Video from August 13.

For pretty heavy spoiler reasons, these must be watched after the mainline series and are (mostly) separate retellings of the same story. Here’s the order – making particular note that, again, you should watch 1.11 instead of 1.0, 2.22 instead of 2.0, and so on.

Evangelion: 1.11 You Are (Not) Alone (2007)
Evangelion: 2.22 You Can (Not) Advance (2009)
Evangelion: 3.33 You Can (Not) Redo (2012)
Evangelion 3.0 + 1.0 Thrice Upon a Time (2021)

They are all going to be available on Amazon Prime Video worldwide – so you’ll need both an Amazon and Netflix membership to get the complete picture of the series outside of forking over serious money for the physical releases.

TL;DR? Watch all 26 episodes of Neon Genesis Evangelion on Netflix, then End of Evangelion, then the four Rebuild movies. Simple! Now, it’s going to get complicated. You can duck out at this point, as we’re heading into light spoiler territory – with a heavy chance of plot-related headaches forecast.

How to watch Neon Genesis Evangelion in chronological order

Evangelion 2.0 You Can (not) Advance English Sub

Honestly? Watching Neon Genesis Evangelion in chronological order is a rough proposition. Mercifully, the first 24 episodes can be watched as normal. Then, it gets a little tricky.

Series protagonist Shinji then becomes part of a major event that technically takes part during episodes 25 and 26 and also End of Evangelion. If you want to go super in-depth with the chronological order, you can watch episodes 1-24, the first hour of End of Evangelion, then episodes 25 and 26 for a more introspective look at the main characters during a major plot beat. Then you’re free to finish up End of Evangelion before moving on to the Rebuild movies.

We’d recommend just sticking with the main order above – but the option is here if you want it. At the very least, it gives greater context to the utterly bewildering final two episodes of a series that, famously, ran out of steam (and budget) during its original run.

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Neon Genesis Evangelion order – should I watch Evangelion: Death(True)2?

The only skippable piece of mainline Evangelion media is a curiosity that can be found on Netflix called Evangelion: Death(True)2, otherwise known as Evangelion: Death and Rebirth.

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The ‘Death’ portion of the movie is a recap of the entire series with some newly-drawn scenes, as well as some larger world-building. The ‘Rebirth’ section is just the first third of End of Evangelion – and was released as a teaser for Japanese audiences in 1997. Our advice? Skip it. You’re not missing out on anything important, but it does technically come after episode 26 and before End of Evangelion if you're in a completionist mood.

Evangelion 2.0 You Can (not) Advance English Subtitles

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- August 2nd, 2009

Evangelion 2.0 You Can (not) Advance English Subtitle

Since the crappy camrip of Evangelion 2.0, You Can (Not) Advance, leaked some time ago, people have been madly translating parts of the movie. Well, someone finally posted an SRT subtitle file timed to the camrip, but it’s in Spanish. Didn’t take long for someone else to take the Spanish subtitles and convert them to English using a translation program. So for people who simply can’t wait for proper subtitles, you can look in this forum thread. The subtitles are VERY Engrishy, so be forewarned. I don’t know Spanish so I don’t know how good those subtitles are, but the Engrish subs are guaranteed to be a bit lacking. At any rate, with subtitle timings, a good English translation should be a little easier since the timing part is already done.

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Update 8/4/2009: The final version of the Spanish subtitles can be found at Jagam’s blog.