Video:

The video was pretty good for the TV series and Movie. There was an encoding error on disc 3, that caused my dvd player to stop, so I fast forwarded about 40 secs to get it to work again. Some instances involved pixelation, but I'm not sure if this was a rip of the original EVA dvd that I bought yrs back.

Audio:

No hissing or weird noises to me.

Subtitle:

R1 rips so there isn't much to report about. Was kinda upset that some of the subs went by pretty quickly, because of the amount of things happening in the scene.

Comment:

I liked this series, very confusing though. I will try to rewatch this show sometime in the near future

Video:

Looked great. I was thoroughly impressed with the clearity and lack of pixalation.

Audio:

No problems at all.

Subtitle:

R1 ripped. Well timed (if they were retimed). Big yellow type with a little black boarder and virtually no shadow (which is close to what ADV used on the tapes, havn't seen their DVD release).

Comment:

Note: I spot checked episode 15 as I'd already seen the series before. So everything in this review pertains to that. Odds are this was pulled from the R1 release. SKU (on discs) DVD-0523 / "Animation World International Limited" (on back cover) I only have two beefs with this release that prevents it from being *perfect*. 1) They mispelled "episodes" as "episones" on the front cover which causes me to question if this was a nuked release as the SKU's are sequentially one prior to what is listed here. Everything else is the exact same as the picture listed. 2) All of the chapter markers are ~10 seconds before where they should be. Its consistant too. Part 1 of the episodes start during the tail of the intro, part two starts just before the commercial split, and the closer starts just at the end of the episode. The opener starts at the previous episodes "coming next week". Final verdict: Worth the pickup if you get the chance and don't already have it. Especially if your going to watch multipul episoNes in a single session. ;-p