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If you like this page and song, please tell a friend! Also, feel free to email me with any questions! The show thus reflects the variations of Japanese religious practice. Although Eastern religion has a minor role in the TV series, the movie version references Buddhism.

The epilogue shows a butsudan , where a plaque bearing Ayato's posthumous name is standing. Near the end of the movie Ayato explains the situation of the "re-tuning" to Haruka. He explains how he cannot remain with her in the world as they know it and that he has somehow has transcended his human state, that is, reached Enlightenment.

In the manga version of the story, Reika is a Mu miko who was unprepared for a ritual involving the RahXephon, and who is trapped in a cycle of reincarnation.

This form of reincarnation is very different from rebirth in Buddhism. The anime series originally aired on stations in the Fuji Television network and its affiliates, except in the Kansai region where independent UHF stations aired it instead. According to its distributor the series "captivated millions in Japan" and "[drew] in viewers by the tens of thousands. Internationally, the series was translated and released on DVD. It was purchased for airing by television stations and made available on video on demand services in several countries.

The distributor claimed that RahXephon was met with "strong sales and extraordinary critical response in the U. The series was generally well received by English-language reviewers. While some reviewers only judged the show on its own merits, others compared it with varying favor against shows such as Brain Powerd , Megazone 23 , and Neon Genesis Evangelion. Protoculture Addicts editor Claude J. Pelletier chose RahXephon as one of the top 3 anime TV series of , [40] and Miyako Matsuda agreed, noting mystery, technology, and romance.

Mike Toole of Anime Jump was impressed by the music, animation and character design; [45] as was Protoculture's Martin Ouellette. Chris Beveridge of Anime on DVD found the final episodes beautiful both in visual style and story, "with the raw emotions coming out of it, in both languages".

The TV movie had a more mixed reception than the TV series. Christian Nutt was not excited about the TV series but found the movie to be better: Despite "too much cutting and chopping", he wrote that "the creators have done the best they can with the material. It's a big improvement over the TV show. Carlo Santos, writing for Anime News Network, recommended the movie both as an "endcap to a remarkable series" and as a sample for those yet to watch it.

Indeed, reviewers who were not familiar with the series complained about the movie's lack of coherence. Mitchell Hattaway of DVD Verdict "got lost about ten minutes in", considered the movie a waste of money for anybody but RahXephon completists and wrote that "Bones Animation Studio is guilty of contempt for its audience.

She called the movie "intellectually refreshing and visually beautiful" and recommended it "even to non-mecha people like me". Eduardo M. The five-volume novelization was translated to English, but the other novels were not.

This translation was marred by a lack of copy editing in the first volume, which was rated "D" by Santos. Some reviewers and the director have compared RahXephon with other anime shows. Some of these shows also have staff common with RahXephon. The director of RahXephon has said this series is meant to be a sort of modern-day Raideen. While some English-language reviewers did not mention the popular mecha anime Neon Genesis Evangelion NGE in their reviews of RahXephon , [7] [44] [45] [52] [53] [59] others compared the two explicitly.

Some reviewers noted similarities between the series' protagonists and their style and execution of events. After reviewing the first five episodes, Mike Pinsky of DVD Verdict wrote that much of RahXephon was "ripped off completely" from NGE and although finding it to be a good show, he ruled that "This Evangelion Lite tastes good enough, but is much less filling.

Some reviewers favoured RahXephon because of its more active protagonist [43] and clearer ending: "Like Evangelion , you have to bend and warp your brain around this thing, but unlike Evangelion, if you think about it, it all makes sense" wrote Zac Bertschy.

In contrast, NGE's director stated that he did not know how the show would end, [62] and production was influenced by the reactions that TV executives and viewers had to previous episodes. John Huxley found "several similarities" with NGE , but wrote that there were "many, more significant differences", [65] and concluded that RahXephon "deserves to be recognised outside of its comparisons to a certain Hideaki Anno animation.

Some dialogue in the RahXephon anime series is reminiscent of NGE; for instance, protagonist Ayato's very first line in the show is "Everything is all right with the world", which closely resembles the line "All's right with the world" from Robert Browning 's Song from Pippa Passes , which serves as the motto of Eva 's secret organization Nerv.

Anno and Izubuchi, the chief directors of each show, both designed mecha appearing in Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack and they worked together on the Cutie Honey live action movie.

Izubuchi had also made some design drafts of the Evangelion units, but did not make the final designs. They gave an interview for one of the RahXephon guide books, and have a relationship that can be described as being old drinking buddies. Takeshi Honda was also an animator on both shows.

Gainax was one of many companies contracted for in-between animation work on episodes 6 and After RahXephon , Izubuchi went back to design work. His assistant director Tomoki Kyoda's became chief director on Eureka Seven.

RahXephon has been referenced by at least one other anime series, which was also produced by Bones. When asked whether robot anime following RahXephon had "lived up to the new era" Izubuchi answered "Partially yes and partially no" and regretted the focus being on financially safer remakes instead of on new creations. Manga Wiki Explore. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? View source. History Talk 0. Main article: List of RahXephon characters.

Further information: [[ List of RahXephon media ]]. Sample from Hashimoto's ending theme , featuring synthesiser ambients and vocals. Sample from near the beginning of " Huge Suites ", one of Hashimoto's classically scored compositions. Hashimoto's jazz compositions range from experimental to the more mainstream, like " Runnin' ".

Further information: [[ List of RahXephon media Manga volumes ]]. Further information: [[See List of RahXephon media Anime distribution for more information on international distribution.

RahXephon Vol. ISBN RahXephon Complete in Japanese. Media Factory. Newtype USA 2 2 : 6— ISSN Newtype USA 2 2 : 14— RahXephon Bible.

Anime on DVD. Retrieved Return to the world of RahXephon Kit Fox, ed. Joe Yamazaki. Anime News Network. Movie posters for Sayonara Jupiter and Tokyo Blackout lit. The Capital Vanishes are shown together.

Helena sees, or imagines, a younger version of herself reading the book. Ayato is taken on a boat ride by Itsuki, where Itsuki explains the history of the island. Multiple pyramids are shown. He tells Quon of the myth that sakura blossoms are coloured by the blood of people buried nearby, and says that Kunugi's sakura have blue flowers. RahXephon Art Works. SoftBank Creative. Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Tikal style pyramids are shown in a state of excavation in a crater.

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