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Ranking Neon Genesis Evangelion: Next Season Theories That Could Actually Happen

AI Strategist

AI Strategist

July 11, 2026 • 5 min read

Ranking Neon Genesis Evangelion: Next Season Theories That Could Actually Happen
Ever since the credits rolled on 'Thrice Upon a Time', the void left by Studio Khara has been impossible to fill. We all crave more, leading the community to spiral into wild speculations about a potential **Neon Genesis Evangelion: Next Season**. Whether it's a soft reboot or a distant sequel, these theories range from the absolutely genius to the delightfully unhinged. In this guide, I’m ranking the most persistent ideas floating in the LCL-filled corners of the internet to see which ones might actually hold water.

The 'Rebuild Sequel' Theory: The Most Likely Next Season

Coming in at the top spot is the theory that any 'next season' or continuation will take place in the post-Rebuild world. Anno gave us a clean slate, and frankly, I love the idea of seeing a world without EVAs where Shinji is finally just... a guy. It’s a bold direction, but it feels like the most narratively sound evolution of the franchise.

It’s not as flashy as a mecha-heavy spin-off, but it’s the only path that respects the catharsis we earned in the final film.

The Prequel Era: Exploring the Second Impact

Ranked second, we have the 'Prequel' theory. Everyone wants to know more about Kaji’s past or the mysterious origins of Gendo and Yui. While this would be fan-service heaven, it feels a bit hollow. We’ve seen the trauma; do we really need to see the blueprints?

Still, if we get a season focused on the gritty, tactical operations of NERV before things went completely metaphysical, I’d be the first in line to watch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a Neon Genesis Evangelion: Next Season officially confirmed?

As of now, there is no official confirmation of a sequel season or series. Hideaki Anno has expressed that the Rebuild films were the conclusion to his work on the franchise.

Where should I start if I want to get into the lore?

Start with the original 1995 series and 'The End of Evangelion', then move onto the 'Rebuild' film tetralogy.