Neon Genesis Evangelion (1997) Original Japanese B2 Poster Yū Nobukawa

Neon Genesis Evangelion (1997) Original Japanese B2 Poster Yū NobukawaHideaki Anno's Neon Genesis Evangelion ran on television from 1995, setting teenage pilots in giant biomechanical units against unknowable invaders called Angels. Gainax built the series around its hero's reluctance and collapse rather than triumph. Yoshiyuki Sadamoto designed the characters. Shinji Ikari looks out in his white plug suit over a violet grid, a red SEELE eye and cross motif glowing at the top of a dark red field. The roman NEON GENESIS

The artwork on this original poster highlights the film’s dramatic moments and its legendary cast

This B2 poster (51x73cm) is a curiosity piece that connects Howard's early career to the Japanese exploitation market

this authentic poster offers a striking visual that transports you back to classic Japanese film culture

its lights bleeding orange and blue across the top half

A photo collage stacks vampire bats over a woman recoiling behind a cracked glass panel

Featuring state-of-the-art visual effects

As a mix of absurdity and heartfelt moments

a rogue android

Perfect for framing or adding to your collection of rare international cinema artwork

a methodical procedural that brought Al Pacino and Robert De Niro together on screen for the first time in a career-defining dual portrait of a detective and a thief bound together by their professionalism

Reborn") sits in white at the foot beside the red roman SCHOOL MYSTERY

The red brush title 殺しのビジネス (Koroshi no Bijinesu