I hate evangelion. But how did eva change the industry, i already

>>161196108

Mainly that it was an original series that wasn't based of a manga that was a huge success.
Which led to other companies making original series before the light novel nation attacked.

Kill yourself.

>>161196195
But has anyone that sailed on the eva sucess ever said that?
and the light novel nation came from haruhi?

>>161196230
Literaly every anime is sailing on evangelion's success

>>161196108
Advertising is against the rules.

>>161196296
oy vey
>>161196267
but how do i make people believe in that.

>>161196230
It opened doors for other studios, wether everyone involved realized it or not.

>>161196338

Seeing is believing, make them watch every anime after 1994.

>>161196108
>anime youtuber
>e-celeb shit
>reddit spacing retard
Fuck off.

Anyone with that image showing how eva and madoka still sell a fuckton?

>>161196338
>oy vey
Kill yourself.

>>161196108
Two main things: No one before Eva really thought anime could be a medium for CHARACTER BASED stories.
Sure, many had tried already, but so far the only animes that were successful werent character based stories. I mean, i think everyone must have heard the tale that the executives forced the first season of GUNDAM to follow a "monster of the week" format and pander to children and to sell toys, and little character development was left.
The second: Back them, most successful animation was done in the OVA format, and TV episode were left for the simpler shows to sell toys for kids.

Eva was the first to make it big while breaking those two standards, redefining the industry

>>161197101
>to follow a "monster of the week" format
Pretty much how eva did
The format isnt everything, eca's format was common
It was the delivery that made everyone bonkers

>>161196230
There's the Laputa list made in 2003 I think in which animators, directors and scholars listed some their favorite and most influential anime. Eva was one of the few anime tv shows in general and I believe the only one from the 90s.

You can also look up some of the sources provided in this section of the wiki article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neon_Genesis_Evangelion#Influence_and_legacy

You can also just take a look at what kind of anime tv seires were being produced before it.

>>161196108
More original tv anime. More adult-oriented tv anime and seinen adaptations (Bebop, Trigun, Berserk, Now and Then). More experimental shows and in general a big trend for the surreal/mind-fuck/psychological shows in the few years after it (Lain, Utena, Big O). Eva was also the last straw for Gainax, so it would have gon bankrupt and I we would never get their later shows or Khara and Trigger as a result.

I of course mentioned the most known ones but then there are lots of the shows that most people have forgot by know and there was a clear influence: Gasaraki, Neo Ranga or Betterman.

This also in general lead to the blow up of tv anime and its versification. This is one of the main differences between Eva and Gundam, since the later mainly had an influence on other mecha anime.

So in general if you like any post-95 anime that happen to be a tv show and aren't shounen/shoujo/kids series then there's a big chance it exists thanks to Eva in some wa

>>161197101
>The second: Back them, most successful animation was done in the OVA format, and TV episode were left for the simpler shows to sell toys for kids.
>Eva was the first to make it big while breaking those two standards, redefining the industry

That's bullshit. Macross set the standard for this and that was over a decade earlier.
You had an explosion of high budget anime right afterwards, like MSG Zeta.

You're getting your facts from people who are the literal embodiment of "There was no anime before Evangelion." Don't do it. For our as well as your own sake.

>>161196204
Rude