I finally understand why Fullmetal Alchemist is called a masterpiece
Machine-translated from Traditional Chinese
I've always heard people call Fullmetal Alchemist a masterpiece, but I kept putting it off. Recently, I finally gathered the courage to start from the first episode.
Conclusion: I regret not watching it sooner!
The foreshadowing in the plot is incredibly deep, and every character has their own beliefs and growth. The bond between the brothers is written so movingly, and even the villains aren't just purely evil. Most importantly, the ending is perfect—no rushed or messy finale!
I binged all 27 volumes in one go, and now I'm in that state of "I don't know what to watch after finishing a masterpiece." Has anyone else felt the same? What should I watch next?
Conclusion: I regret not watching it sooner!
The foreshadowing in the plot is incredibly deep, and every character has their own beliefs and growth. The bond between the brothers is written so movingly, and even the villains aren't just purely evil. Most importantly, the ending is perfect—no rushed or messy finale!
I binged all 27 volumes in one go, and now I'm in that state of "I don't know what to watch after finishing a masterpiece." Has anyone else felt the same? What should I watch next?
