How does watching Evangelion in a single day/and or watch feels like?

How does watching Evangelion in a single day/and or watch feels like?

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that was my first watch and I highly regret it
I thought it was shit for years until a well-paced rewatch

Binging is honestly the worst way to experience media, as it doesn't allow you to fully digest what you're experiencing. It takes me about 2 weeks to a month to finish a show, and I've found that it lets me appreciate the creators' vision far better than if I had crammed it all down my throat at once

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Same. With very good shows it's similar eating a good steak: you don't want to down it in one bite.

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Probably bad, since it's 90s shonenshit that pretentious weebs jerk themselves off to.

Amazing.
I started Eva around 12 pm and finished around 2 am. I couldn’t think about anything else for four days after, I obsessively looked up information and thought about the series.
I was heavily depressed at the time, but the experience was awesome

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It's nice, especially for rewatches, but I hope you have a comortable place to sit through it all.

Like too much, because that's not how it was intended to be taken in and it'll fuck your experience of the pacing etc.

kind of boring probably

I just finished Ergo proxy in one sitting. I highly regret it. You should never watch anime like this unless you're watching some thousand episode shonen shit.

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shinji wants love
asuka wants some to sniff her pussy
that's all

My experience too, just watch at whatever pace you want though

I watched Eva for the first time over a span of 4 days.

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C-cute!

Pretty cool. Much better than watching it normally. But I would only recommend binging if you're rewatching it. And don't waste your time with rebuilds, just TV + The End will be enough for a perfect day.

Kino, Although I didnt finish it all I stopped the episode when Kaworu showed up because my sister came back from vacation (I was dog/house sitting).
I fell in love with Eva that night.

It took me nearly 19 years to understand I had never really "enjoyed" any piece of media because I always rushed somewhat passively through it. I rewatched monogatari after 5 years and it's like I'm watching something completely new; I wonder if it's common problem or just something exclusive to me

I don't know how to properly watch anime
I never watch things when they're airing because I'm out of the loop and too depressed to motivate myself, but when I'm watching alone I feel so utterly lonely that I have no one to share my experiences with and then try and find threads in the archives and it makes me feel horrible
I don't get the whole "don't binge" thing either, without an active discussion when I watch stuff if I don't continue it just kind of stagnates in my mind because I get so easily distracted by other things and it makes coming back to it even harder because I forget so easily
There are times where I want to appreciate a certain scene or I didn't quite read the subtitles fully and I want to go back and rewatch that part, but then I feel like I'm destroying the "flow" of my experience and overexposing certain parts to myself, and even then I can never take it in the way I want to unless I scan literally every corner of every frame and that's just a horrible experience

that said, I pretty much binged all of Eva in one sitting and then I actually managed to find some current threads here with really good discussion and after immersing myself in them it's pretty much my favorite thing I think I've ever watched
It just makes me severely depressed that it's not possible to have in depth conversation with anything unless you watch it when it's current or it's mega ultra popular and has a long legacy like Eva

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shut the fuck up niggers. marathoning still leaves an impact at the end.

I rewatched it for the first time in about fifteen years recent, all in the space of about 3-4 days. Honestly it just felt exhausting.