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I finished collecting those bumper volumes earlier this year, they're a great set.
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It's alright. It irks me how they completely removed mentions of Hvitur and Aisha, and Peril looks nothing like she does on the cover of Escaping Peril, but it was a fun read.Was the graphic novel good? I'm planning on asking for it for my birthday.
i've yet to read a single mango because i'm lazy and cheap, but i hear my school's anime club has the first issue of fist of the north star. i should pop in there eventually to give it a read, though probably won't as even anime club members have more confidence and social skills than me
I've still got three volumes of the Usagi Drop manga somewhere. Daikichiiiii!
You're damn right I just heard that whine in my head lol
I recently came to the realisation that the manga's story is more cohesive, but I couldn't enjoy it fully because Brotherhood feels incomplete. FMA03 has conditioned me to think of Fullmetal Alchemist as a raw, personal story that's about the protagonists above all else. That's why I'm reading the manga.FMA03 was really good and it still holds a special place in my heart, but it really went off the rails towards the end (because there was no ending to speak of) and I ultimately enjoyed Brotherhood a lot more. It was a much tighter show with the benefit of hindsight and a completed source material.
What's My Hero Academia about?
It starts off a little underwhelming, and if you’re looking for super complex story arcs you’ll be disappointed, but if you’re just looking for likeable, diverse characters, some damn good action, and overall just a good time, it should live up to the hype.Okay. I've seen fans of it on Tumblr, but I wasn't sure what it was about. Problem is, I might find it underwhelming.