As an archaeology fan (binge-watcher), I actually prefer to wait until it's finished before catching up all at once. I'll bookmark this list for now.
The charm of Makoto Shishio lies in his complete belief system. He isn't purely a "villain," but rather someone with his own sense of justice.
As a long-time reader of twenty years: the scale and emotional weight of this battle are truly the highest in the series' history.
The coloring techniques in Hong Kong comics have always been outstanding. The ink-wash style of Fung Wan combined with digital coloring creates a very unique effect.
What's thirty? I'm forty-two and I still watch anime every season; nobody at work knows. You don't need to care what others think about doing what you love.
I'm curious, did you two end up watching it together afterwards? Having an anime fan in the office must be awesome.
Welcome to the Fullmetal Alchemist fandom! I totally understand that "finished a masterpiece and don't know what to watch next" feeling. I suggest trying MONSTER or PLUTO next; Naoki Urasawa is also a
Kingdom made me start studying ancient Chuugoku history. I had absolutely no interest in history before, and now my whole room is full of history books.
Sino Centre has always been my home turf! Although it's a bit pricier, at least there's a guarantee, and you won't end up buying fakes.
UNIQLO collaboration collections really offer the best value for money; I buy something every time they release new items.