Evangelion: Death (True)²

In this unconventional narrative, a world reeling from a near-apocalyptic disaster 15 years prior follows the lives of four teenage survivors. These 14-year-olds are thrust into extraordinary responsibilities as they pilot massive humanoid weapons known as Evangelions. Surrounding them is a cast of psychologically complex adults tasked with handling and commanding these colossal machines. As they confront enormous hostile invaders called "Angels," the narrative weaves through time, presenting events out of chronological order to highlight the intricate relationships between the characters, their traumas, and the forces that shape them. The film explores themes of power, responsibility, and identity within a post-apocalyptic backdrop, inviting viewers into an emotionally charged, thought-provoking journey.