Shin Godzilla vs. Evangelion Symphony

Shin Godzilla vs. Evangelion Symphony is a concert film built around two works by Hideaki Anno: Shin Godzilla and Neon Genesis Evangelion. The performance brings the music composed by Shirō Sagisu for both titles together in a single orchestral program, with Masamichi Amano appearing as himself.

Directed by Rie Shimasue, the film was released in Japan in March 2017 and runs 114 minutes. It was produced by King Records and NHK BS1, a pairing that places it within the concert-film format rather than the narrative features it draws from. The release came the year after Shin Godzilla reached cinemas, so the project stands as a companion piece to that film rather than an entry in Anno's own directing career.

The presentation is credited to Shimasue rather than to Anno, and the only performer listed is Amano. No rating or vote data is recorded for the title on IMDb or TMDB, which is typical for a recorded concert issued to a niche audience of listeners already familiar with Sagisu's scores. Its appeal rests on the music itself and the juxtaposition of the two franchises, not on any narrative content.