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Jun 12
Her mind was somewhere else the entire conversation ðŸ˜
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Some of Oda’s Devil Fruit ideas are absolutely insane ðŸ˜
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That Nazuna entrance was insane her cape made it even better 🔥
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She tried to surprise him from behind but he caught her ðŸ˜
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This might still be my favorite scene in Jujutsu Kaisen
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Zenitsu’s awakening scene is absolutely insane ⚡
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He could theoretically give $125 to every person on Earth.
Jun 12
🚨💰SURRÉALISTE
Elon Musk devient officiellement le premier TRILLIONAIRE (ou billionaire en français) au monde.
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Jun 12
Boa can stun everyone without Conqueror’s Haki ðŸ˜
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C'est Arakawa elle-même qui a proposé à Bones d'inventer leur propre histoire à partir de celle de son manga, car, à l'époque, il n'y avait que 3 tomes de sortis !
C'est cette superbe idée qui nous a offert le bijou qu'est 2003 🔥
Jun 11
One of the biggest misconceptions in the anime community is that Fullmetal Alchemist has a remake. It actually has two separate adaptations.
Fullmetal Alchemist (2003) was made while the manga was still ongoing, so it eventually diverges into an original story. It starts similar, but later becomes its own narrative with a different tone, villains, and ending.
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood (2009) is a faithful adaptation of Hiromu Arakawa’s manga. It moves faster at the beginning since some early arcs were already adapted in 2003, but then fully follows the manga’s storyline, worldbuilding, and ending.
2003 = original story, more introspective, anime-original ending
Brotherhood = faithful adaptation, faster start, full manga story & canon ending
Both are amazing, just very different experiences. Which one did you watch first?
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Jun 12
The animation in the fight scenes is insane 🔥
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Jun 11
One of the biggest misconceptions in the anime community is that Fullmetal Alchemist has a remake. It actually has two separate adaptations.
Fullmetal Alchemist (2003) was made while the manga was still ongoing, so it eventually diverges into an original story. It starts similar, but later becomes its own narrative with a different tone, villains, and ending.
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood (2009) is a faithful adaptation of Hiromu Arakawa’s manga. It moves faster at the beginning since some early arcs were already adapted in 2003, but then fully follows the manga’s storyline, worldbuilding, and ending.
2003 = original story, more introspective, anime-original ending
Brotherhood = faithful adaptation, faster start, full manga story & canon ending
Both are amazing, just very different experiences. Which one did you watch first?
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Jun 11
Darkness definitely enjoyed that sneak attack ðŸ˜
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