The Musical Stylings of Dr. Shoggoth

By The Eva Monkey on Wednesday, April 27th, 2011 in Fandom, Music.

I do this panel at conventions… sometimes it’s called “The Evangelion Omake Box”, and sometimes it’s called “Evangelion, WTF?”.  And essentially what it is is an emceed clip show featuring a bunch of ridiculous bullshit from Evangelion and it’s fandom.  Amidst the video files and audio clips, there’s this video, by an Eva Geeks user […]

With Me Now, an original Evangelion song by Rachel Macwhirter

By The Eva Monkey on Sunday, March 27th, 2011 in Fandom, Music.

Rachel Macwhirter, who I’ve posted about before, has released another original Evangelion song, entitled “With Me Now”.  Unlike “A Thousand Angels”, which was kind of general, this song focuses on the second child, Asuka.  It starts off kind of loose and builds up over the course of the song, adding in strings, percussion, and flute.  […]

A Mari Makinami Illustrious Itasha

By The Eva Monkey on Tuesday, February 1st, 2011 in Fandom.

So… I was sitting at my desk… minding my own damn business… enjoying some leftover pizza from Pizza Hut… you know, just browsing Reddit.  And then… THIS SHIT HAPPENS.  If you’ve ever wondered how someone can stay in the fandom of a single thing for over a decade, it’s because of shit like this.   […]

Evangelion ModNation Racers

By The Eva Monkey on Monday, January 31st, 2011 in Fandom.

I don’t know anything about ModNation Racers other than it being a PlayStation 3 racing game with a strong emphasis on user generated content.  A user posted these images on Eva Geeks Forums, and I thought to myself… “Aww, what the hell, it’s not like there’s any hard news worth mentioning”. Some images: A Rei […]

“A Thousand Angels” by Rachel Macwhirter

By The Eva Monkey on Sunday, August 29th, 2010 in Fandom, Music.

I like seeing people inspired by works like Evangelion. I also like to see what comes from that inspiration. Usually it’s things like art, fiction, cosplay, music videos, and occasionally parodies. But I think original music inspired by creative works is horribly lacking, so I like to see when someone writes a song inspired by […]

Hellstorm Evangelion

By The Eva Monkey on Sunday, June 13th, 2010 in Audio, Fan Fiction, Podcasts.

I’m sure everyone has had this experience at some point in their life, where you create something as a child or adolescent, and when you go back and look at it many years later, you ask yourself, “How can something that terrible exist?”.  Ten to fifteen years ago, those sorts of things were relegated to […]

Evangelion and Penny Arcade Mashup

By The Eva Monkey on Saturday, February 28th, 2009 in Fan Art, Fandom.

I don’t have too much to say about this piece of art by Mike “Gabe” Krahulik, in which he mashes up Penny Arcade and Evangelion. According to his post, the image is for a poster that they’ll be selling exclusively at Sakura-Con in April. His comments about the image are limited, however a quick cross-reference […]

Icon of Coil – Love As Blood (Implant Remix)

By The Eva Monkey on Tuesday, February 10th, 2009 in Audio, Fandom, Music.

So I was minding my own business, listening to the Future Synthpop channel on Digitally Imported, an internet radio station that I’ve been listening to for a number of years, and this song comes on, and at some point, I hear a female voice cut in saying “We are the eighteenth angel, the other angels […]

Evangelion on IGN’s Top 100 Animated Series

By The Eva Monkey on Monday, January 26th, 2009 in Fandom.

It’s weird to think that ten years ago, I had to scavenge for Evangelion on VHS tapes in various specialty stores. Because of the difficulty, I had to eventually resort to buying damn near half the series at Otakon one year. Nowadays, Evangelion can be bought from nearly any video retailer, and even at some […]

The End of EvaMonkey.com

By The Eva Monkey on Thursday, October 4th, 2007 in Eva Monkey, Fandom.

A little bit over 5 years ago, I set out to create a concise singular site of resources dedicated to Evangelion. An ambitious prospect to say the least when you’re dealing with a work that not only has an ever-expanding universe, but is already a work steeped in uncertainty and brimming with layers of detail. […]