The true CHADS are FMA fans

The true CHADS are FMA fans.

A complete manga with strong themes that are intrinsically tied to the plot itself, the true alchemist's manga. Even the main character's design, Edward Elric, employs alchemical rules, with his color scheme consisting of nigredo, albedo, citrinitas and rubedo, respectively black, white, yellow and red.

Hiromu Arakawa's story resonated so strongly with people that FMA not one, but TWO wonderful anime that managed to cater to different tastes (it is not of the scope of this rant to go into which one is better).

Unlike Togashi, that fell to the planetary defect of the Moon, Sloth, Hiromu Arakawa, from humble origins, managed to complete her Magnum Opus in sync with Bones' marvelous adaptation.

Unlike Oda, she also didn't fall to the planetary defect of Mercury, Greed, and allowed things to end.

Unlike Isayama, she never fell to the planetary defect of the Sun, Pride, and lets her work speak for itself, shying away from cameras, forever represented as a cartoony little cow, another reminder of her simple country life.

FMA fans knows this, and as such, there is no need for further discussion. This is also why people are still arguing about Naruto or Bleach years after it ended, because there is so much you can talk about went wrong with it than what it did right, and One Piece will meet a similar fate when it ends. IF it ever ends.

FMA fans are the real winners here, they're the real CHADS, NOW and FOREVER. You people are fighting for the silver and bronze medal.

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FMA retards might be worse than HXH rejects

Kill yourself, Any Forumsedditor.

Mommy

Arakawa’s pretty

>Unlike Togashi, that fell to the planetary defect of the Moon, Sloth, Hiromu Arakawa, from humble origins, managed to complete her Magnum Opus in sync with Bones' marvelous adaptation
>Unlike Oda, she also didn't fall to the planetary defect of Mercury, Greed, and allowed things to end
BASED. She surpassed them by actually finishing her work not once but twice with fan acclaim and you can bet your sweet ass she will do it again with her new manga.

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2003 is better and for actual adults.

Period.

I liked both. Though, I prefer 03 as an overall story but Brotherhood as a personal journey. That said I'll take 03 Ed over Brotherhood Ed simply because his character actually evolved past his childish preconceptions of harm and death IMO. It also dealt with certain scenarios in a more realistic fashion such as "Night of the Chimera's Cry."

FMAfags are annoying ans th series is overrated, but they aren't a half as cancerous as Hiatusfags and Fatecels.

Its okay.
Not bad and not Amazing.
She'd do better just making stuff like Silver Spoon. She's kind of like Rumi in that aspect.

Reminder that Arakawa's ideal body types are:
>men: big muscles
>women: vavoom

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Damn, she's actually kind of cute.

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That's Romi Park, Edward's voice actor. Arakawa never shows her face publicly.

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She is very intresting and her stories are good. Her best work is Silver spoon.

I kneel. I cannot deny any of this.

No way in hell Arakawa is a solid 8/10 gook. There's just no way.

that's Romi Paku and she's half gook

I don't know what she looks like, but knowing what she went through in her childhood she can probably kick my ass

Really, Arakawa's half-baked war mythos is intriguing, but ultimately a glib facsimile of truth.
It's sad to think there are "people" on this board who cannot comprehend something as universally appealing as ONE PIECE. A manga created with both love and intellect, ONE PIECE is a story that surpasses all other shonen, builds a world like no other and details the lifestyle of the Overman (Ubermensch), Monkey D. Luffy. The Overman is the man who knows that will to power produces all our values, and sees also the lie in our "moralities," aggressively seeking to express his will to power in a creative and novel way, to create something uniquely personal, uniquely human, which can give value to others. He love the freedom of life, but doesn't fall into the traps of other , admittedly compelling characters like Eren Jaeger, whose actions would see everyone lose their freedom. The world of ONE PIECE is based primarily on the world during the Golden Age of Piracy, in which giant naval powers, both legitimate and illegitimate commanded the global stage, but the actions of individual men and their crews were enough to shake the foundations. The manga takes this world and imposes a cosmocracy upon the seas, one that is both inherently corrupt and a force of stability. The ground shakers, the men who aren't allowed to be themselves in fear of their effect on the power structures that be, they are made to be the pirates in this semi allegorical world. ONE PIECE simply is a force to be reckoned with in its worldbuilding.

Imagine forming your own pirate crew in the world of ONE PIECE. Taking out to sea with your small crew, visiting dangerous lands and meeting earnest villagers, training your abilities, improving your ship, bonding, fighting off rivals and powerful marines. Arriving at Sabaody Archipelago with your peers in this generation of challengers...the New World awaits...

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Sorry, pasta for One Piece doesn't apply anymore. It's about Luffy beating up bigger and badder baddies and powering up, while his crewmates watch. And him fulfilling some ancient prophecy.

Amen to this.

Also, she wasn't a pedophile, like the creator of Ruroni Kenshin.

Why did you feel like announcing your period to the thread?