Scripsit ille aut illa Ramandu <ramandu1@aol.comnojunk>:
> Hey, it's Neon Genesis Evangelion product placement in a mainstream American
> film, folks!  In a Robin Williams film, even. The movie is excellent as a
> psychological thriller, and there's a scene where Robin Williams's character
> buys the son of the family he's stalking a NGE action figure. Now, the kid's
> description of the MP Eva ("He carries a big sword and kills bad guys!") is a
> bit off-base, and Williams doesn't get the pronunciation of "Evangelion" right,

Really? There is more than one "correct" pronounciation. The Japanese
one sounds nearly like the German one (and is probably very similar to
the Greek one), while there is an "English" version of it:
Eeee-van-gelly-on. This version also appears on S2 Works, so it can be
considered "official" and "correct", too.

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