Win EVANGELION 2.22 on DVD or Blu-ray!

Get the Second "Rebuild of Evangelion" Film For Free, Courtesy of FUNimation Entertainment and SciFi Japan! Source: FUNimation Entertainment Official Movie Site: funimation.com/evangelion (US), evangelion.co.jp (Japan) Special Thanks to Jackie Smith

A SciFi JAPAN EXCLUSIVE

Our friends at FUNimation Entertainment are offering SciFi Japan readers the opportunity to win DVD or Blu-ray editions of EVANGELION: 2.22 YOU CAN (NOT) ADVANCE, the digitally mastered and upgraded version of the anime theatrical feature EVANGELION: 2.0 (Evangelion Shin Gekijoban: Ha, 2009). FUNimation will be releasing EVANGELION: 2.22 on Blu-ray (SRP $29.98) and 2-disc DVD ($24.98) to retailers across North America on Tuesday, March 29th. The movie is the second chapter in the four part "Rebuild of Evangelion" (Evangelion Shin Gekijoban) film series by Hideaki Anno and Studio Khara, re-imagining the sci-fi animated series blockbuster NEON GENESIS EVANGELION (Shin Seiki Evangelion)— also written and directed by Anno— which first aired on Japanese television in 1995. Now the landmark anime evolves, reaching new heights of intensity with this latest feature film. In an explosive new story full of brutal action and primal emotion, a group of young pilots maneuver their towering, cyborg Eva Units into combat against a monstrous, deadly, and disturbing enemy. EVANGELION: 2.0 was one of the top five highest grossing Japanese films of 2009 with box office in excess of $40 million. The movie was also critically praised, a favorite at international film festivals, and given a theatrical release in both the United States and Canada. Now comes your chance to get the EVANGELION: 2.22 edition— for free!

OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES and INFORMATION

Prize: A. There are ten (10) prizes, consisting of one (1) FUNimation EVANGELION 2.22 Blu-ray or DVD each for ten winners. Contest entrants can choose which format (DVD or Blu-ray) they`d prefer. B. Prizes will be shipped to the contest winners so entrants must include a valid mailing address. This contest is open to entrants in the United States and Canada. C. In the event that a winner chooses not to (or cannot) accept a prize, he or she forfeits all claim to that prize. D. One entry per person. Prizes are non-transferable. No substitution of prizes allowed. Duration of contests: A.The "EVANGELION 2.22" contest runs from March 14 until 12:00am on March 24, 2011. How to enter: A. Submit your name, email address, mailing address, and your choice of Blu-ray or DVD for the random drawing. Determination of winners: A. Only contestants who have submitted the requested information will be entered in the final drawing. The first ten randomly drawn eligible entries will be judged the winners for this contest. B. SciFi Japan is not responsible for typographical, electronic or other errors in Internet operation affecting the offering, outcome, administration of the contest or the announcement of prizes. Void where prohibited or restricted by law. C. The decision of FUNimation Entertainment and SciFi Japan is final. Entrants agree to be bound by these Official Rules and by the decisions of the SciFi Japan judges, which are final and binding in all respects.

THE "EVANGELION 2.22" CONTEST

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About FUNimation Entertainment

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For more information on "Rebuild of Evangelion" please see the earlier coverage here on SciFi Japan: