Unique "TV Ver." of Eva:1.0 to Air in Japan on Friday (Updated)
posted on 2009-07-01 13:57 AEST
The Khara anime studio has announced on Tuesday that this Friday's airing of the Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone film will be an unedited "TV version" — one that is different from the versions already released in theaters or on DVD. The official Evangelion website suggests that even people who have the DVD or Blu-ray Disc version might have to check out this airing on Japan's NTV station and its affiliates.
Update: The Mainchi Shimbun paper's Mantan Web section reports on a hint from NTV producer Nozomu Takahashi, "If you watch until the very end, you will definitely notice something different."
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