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TV anime Shinseiki Evangelion (Neon Genesis Evangelion) aired OctThe 26-episode series ran on TV Tokyo from October 4, 1995 to MarMarch 27, 1996 (26 episodes),1996, Wednesdays at 18:30 JST, Fall 1995 season, produced by GainaxJST. Gainax led production with Tatsunoko Production, and Tatsunoko Production as an original work Fifteen years MyAnimeList lists TV Tokyo, Kadokawa Shoten and others among the producers. Hideaki Anno began developing it in 1993 after a depression following Nadia and the Second Impact, Angels invade Tokyo-3; NERV, led by Gendou Ikari, uses giant Evangelions failed Uru in Blue project; King Records guaranteed a time slot, and he built the story around a protagonist who must stop running away. Character design came from Yoshiyuki Sadamoto and most music from Shiro Sagisu. Production ran right up to fight them, air: the first two episodes were screened at a Gainax festival in July 1995, and his 14-year-old son Shinji Ikari pilots Unit-01 Director Hideaki Anno's depression led when the show premiered only twelve episodes were finished, leaving fourteen to make in about a third of the time. Gainax had few staff on it, so much animation was outsourced to its dark themes; budget problems Tatsunoko. The Angel count dropped from 28 to 17, and parental complaints about content led the story veered from its plan from episode 13. The March 1995 Aum Shinrikyo subway attack also pushed changes to the original ending being replaced scenario, which Anno felt was too close to reality. The last two episodes use abstract and still-image animation, partly from schedule limits, and drew heavy criticism. Gainax answered in 1997 with a limited-animation ending,Death & Rebirth and The End of Evangelion, which remade them. Viewership started slowly and grew mainly by word of mouth after the movie Air/Magokoro wo, Kimi ni was later made partly on first episode aired long after originally planned. Streaming: Netflix announced in November 2018 that it had acquired worldwide streaming rights to the original planned ending Scored 8.37 on MyAnimeListseries, released June 21, 2019 with a new script and English cast chosen by Khara. Wikipedia reports franchise goods earning over 150 billion yen by 2007, and pachinko machines generating 700 billion yen by 2015.