What’s the appeal of Fullmetal Alchemist?
I’m in the middle of part 3 already and it’s been mid af.
I’m also super lost. I find it very confusing and hard to follow. I don’t see where this is going.
You watching Brotherhood?

Chihayafuru (2011) - 10/10
What a beautiful show. I was tearing up during almost every episode: whether it was due to the passion of the show's characters, their perseverance in the face of failure, or the recurring narrative beats of human connection.
The writing is phenomenal and there is absolutely no wasted time in the show: every single scene works to reinforce the three themes. The characters in particular are great and I adore how well they handled the supporting characters: hell, they're so vital to the story I wanna call em main characters.
Taichi is definitely the MVP of the season. Taichi's emotional intelligence drives so many of the show's biggest scenes. I was so f\*\*\*ing happy when late in the season he decided he needed to dedicate himself to kurata and stop dedicating himself to Chihaya. Everyone else had their own dreams and reasons for loving kurata, but Taichi wanting to be good at kurata in order to be close to Chihaya was an unhealthy mindset and I'm happy the show addressed it instead of romanticizing it.

Chihayafuru (2011) - 10/10
What a beautiful show. I was tearing up during almost every episode: whether it was due to the passion of the show's characters, their perseverance in the face of failure, or the recurring narrative beats of human connection.
The writing is phenomenal and there is absolutely no wasted time in the show: every single scene works to reinforce the three themes. The characters in particular are great and I adore how well they handled the supporting characters: hell, they're so vital to the story I wanna call em main characters.
Taichi is definitely the MVP of the season. Taichi's emotional intelligence drives so many of the show's biggest scenes. I was so f\*\*\*ing happy when late in the season he decided he needed to dedicate himself to kurata and stop dedicating himself to Chihaya. Everyone else had their own dreams and reasons for loving kurata, but Taichi wanting to be good at kurata in order to be close to Chihaya was an unhealthy mindset and I'm happy the show addressed it instead of romanticizing it.
great review, taichi squad claims another
chihayafuru is a legit contender for my favorite "sports" anime ive seen, and it gets better every season too imo. hope they dont keep us waiting too long for s4
I still need to do my Chihayafuru rewatch sometime
I was so desperate for s3 a few years ago
Yeah, I heard is the best one.
I didnt think it was confusing at all and loved it tbh (except for maybe the last eps)
You watch anime more often or this your first?
great review, taichi squad claims another
chihayafuru is a legit contender for my favorite "sports" anime ive seen, and it gets better every season too imo. hope they dont keep us waiting too long for s4
I'm excited to start season 2 soon. Chihaya's emotional intelligence was pretty low throughout season 1, but toward the end she started realizing how invested the rest of the club members were in seeing her succeed so I'm interested in seeing if she pays them back in some way later in the story.
Between Jujutsu Kaisen, the Demon Slayer movie, My Hero villain arc, Wano arc in One Piece, Tower of God and AoT final season it's been a crazy year in mainstream anime
Started Fate/Zero. S*** lowkey fire
Wait till you watch fate stay night UBW and Heavens feel
this site got the webtoon
Nvm, I was typing in sololeveling intead of levelingsolo
Watching Yu Yu for the first time and .. Kuwabara vs Kazuma was crazy! Him finding out Genkai passed away was powerful.. After that Kazuma had no chance! Now currently watching Suke vs Toguro atm! Suke gonna go crazy!!