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Inside was a subfolder called “Wailing_Futures.” And inside that was a file: Neon Genesis Evangelion: Original Broadcast Audio Sync . A 4GB MKV file. Not the polished Director’s Cut, not the Netflix redub. The grainy, raw, real broadcast version from 1995, complete with the original “Fly Me to the Moon” ending credits.