Written by Zechs on Wednesday, July 31 2013 and posted in
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The series will be replacing Eureka 7 on the line-up starting August 17, and they'll be showing the next Evangelion movie on August 31.
Though the show is over, Star Wars: The Clone Wars will live on in the Toonami block starting on August 17. It'll be replacing Eureka 7, which will end the week before. The news of this was revealed today on Toonami's Tumblr.
They also stated they would be skipping kid friendly or slow episodes (namely anything involving the Senate and Jar Jar Binks) focusing more on the episodes more memorable and action heavy. Toonami also said they're trying to get their hands on the uncut episodes from the show along with airing episodes in their original 2.35:1 aspect ratio. Also they are looking into if they can air the BONUS CONTENT of episodes that were finished, but never aired.
Also revealed on August 31st, Neon Genesis Evangelion 2.22, You Can [Not] Advance will air on the block. No time was given when it would air on the block, but they also teased another surprise in the future for the action animation block.
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Zechs is the lord and master of The Toy Shed, Character Spotlight, and Cartoon Reviews. He's also an aspiring comic book writer trying to get some of his works published on the Outhouse. If there's any greater quality to Zechs, it's that he's an avid fan of comic book characters and would defend them to the bitter end against the companies that use them wrongly. Zechs walks the lonely path in Chicagoland area.
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