Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo

Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo primarily evokes a strong sense of **Sadness** due to the desolate, post-apocalyptic world and the profound breakdown of relationships. **Anxiety** is pervasive, driven by the constant threats, the unknown intentions of former allies, and Shinji's desperate, often misguided, attempts to understand and fix things. A significant emotion is **Confusion**, as both Shinji and the audience grapple with the unexplained 14-year time skip, the drastically altered world, and the characters' changed personalities and loyalties. This is complemented by **Anticipation** for the next plot twist or action sequence, and a deep **Melancholy** stemming from the irreversible destruction and sense of loss. **Empathy** is strongly felt for Shinji, who endures immense psychological torment and blame, while **Anger** arises from the characters' treatment of him and the bleak, manipulative circumstances.