I'm Justin Charity.

And I'm Micah Peters. We're your sound-only co-hosts here to record our deepest, darkest,

most passionate analysis about one of the greatest TV shows ever made. This is our fifth episode

of Sound Only covering the TV episodes 22 through 26, which are the last episodes, the last TV episodes, at least, of Neon Genesis Evangelion.

How do you get your voice to do that, man?

This is, you know, what are you talking about?

I'm just saying that you got this.

It's the Kaji energy. It's the Rio E Kaji energy. Rip. Rest and peace.

It's the rip. It's the Kaji energy. It's that, you know what I mean? It's the English, it's the original English dub Kaji Energy.

The original English dub Kaji Energy. Okay. All right. Did they bottle that? Did they sell it? I'm just wondering. I mean, not anymore. It's the new Netflix flow, you know? That's what's

in stores now. That's on the shelves.

You know what, Michael? Before we get into

these last few episodes,

I did want to talk about a character who

is sort of unceremoniously

departs from the series.

Our main man, Toji.

You might have noticed, like, last episode, you know, we leave off with him being crushed

in the Unit 3 entry plug.

He's in the hospital.

Hikari visits him in the hospital.

And then for the rest of the last podcast episode, we just never mentioned him again.

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