Science Fiction

The plot of the Blame! movie is almost non-existence in the manga. Some elements of it are in there for sure, but I would not consider it even attempting to adapt the manga. But at the same time it doesn't really matter due to the nature of the manga. Which is basically Killy going on an adventure over an indeterminate extremely long period of time across an indeterminate seemingly infinite distance. Since his adventure is basically endless the events of the movie could conceivably happen at any point in the manga.

So the only problem with the movie is that it ends. Which means you don't really understand how endless his journey is.

I've also just never seen Macross. The art always looked beautiful, but I've never picked it up because I didn't understand the concept of the singing in a sci fi setting. I'm sure I would enjoy it whatever is going on, but I've had endless other things to watch and read.

What do you like about Evangelion?

I have watched both versions of LoGH. I don't hate the new one, but I would never suggest that it is on par with the original. The artstyle is the most obvious difference and I feel like a lot of the characters have been a lot less facially distinct. They all seem like they are kpop stars instead of soldiers. Another thing that irks me is that the lasers, while visually beautiful, don't make any sense. In the original you only see the lasers as instantaneous flashes of light, but in the remake they have actual travel time. Understandably the distances at which they have these space wars are large, but not large enough to have such long travel time for light. The last problem is the music. Every single piece of music in the original is classical which sets the mood perfectly. It is hard to watch LoGH with anything other than classical music.