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timeline to just- reset and I lose all my progress.

I love seeing people make these so much

a perfect anime but I also recognize that I make my own rules and I can control the numbers I type so and if I don't stop myself I can actually keep going like how alchemy is one of the most sound power systems I have seen in anime but I gotta stop before this turns into a video script

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get to the new content. I understand this strategy, not to the point that they went because they kinda outright remove the part of the story that introduces a character that follows the cast buuuuuut we vibe regardless. I recognize this flaw is big enough to prevent it from being considered

revisit to the Fullmetal Alchemist property as the original anime had its own entire original plotline, and Brotherhood is here to give the intended original manga experience, so any moments the two series have in common, Brotherhood has a worse version as it tries to go through it really fast to

where I could see why this was just one whole one season series rather than being broken up into different chunks because- where the hell would you even hit the breaks? If I were to leverage any flaws, its that the first few episodes have a breakneck pace that is not really intended? FMAB is a

food and their opinion on state sanctioned murder. Its also incredible how important everything stays to the narrative, a tragic moment stays with the characters, locations get revisited, a statement made early on has entire new contexts later on. Everything feels so damn connected, to the point

degree that feels almost insurmountable. And you can see how the good guys in that situation actually try to keep the main cast out of it because they are 15 and 14 respectively. Its so good, it feels so grand but doesn't sacrifice individual characteristics. You get to know a character's favorite

there's romance, there's action, there's conspiracy. there's humor. But nothing is at odds with each other. The journey this series takes you on feels so personal to Ed and Al, the main two character but also feels so vast as one of the huge plot points is that the government is corrupted to a

to the series. This stipulation was unneeded as not only was I greeted with all the quality I expected from the 10 year ranked no 1 myanimelist entry, but I was surprised at just how phenomenal it truly was. FMAB is about many things. Familial bonds, government corruption, responsibility in power