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Ok so. It was better than in the anime, I wonder what's gonna ultimately happen to Mine, and yeah, epic fight overall. Now I just wanna see my baby :shy:

Take a guess :hint: Though, in the anime they just sat around doing nothing :| I wonder what's gonna happen to Mine though. I doubt she'll be left in a coma, so either she dies or wakes up to play some other role.

I guess they meant that it will be the same overall, but different in detail. For example, I'm fairly certain there will be Akame vs Kurome next, ending with Kurome's death, but it will obviously go differently somewhat as there is zombie Ran. Or, the final fight - the "ultimate Teigu" has...

So was I actually right about Mine becoming a vegetable? :| Anyway, said it in the spoiler thread already but yeah, manga is a lot better than the anime, even if it's generally the same.

Getting some from Kurome, probably :hint:

Well, FMA on its own is actually quite enjoyable, I especially liked the movie, Conqueror of Shamballa, which served as the sequel/ending. It just sort of... makes less sense. It isn't as well-rounded as FMAB/manga, has more random filler-type things etc.

Like I said, I enjoyed Kimblee's character very much, though he was a side villain and didn't get to do much. Main villains had that family thing going on, which made sense but yeah, made them somewhat less impressive. I enjoyed the fights though, including the final one. @Spoiler: I did think...

Well, nothing is perfect, of course. The one thing I didn't like was I might have been the only one, but to me, it felt like it was somewhat OOC. I kind of get where it came from, but still, back then I thought there wasn't enough development preceding it. Nevertheless, FMA never really...

I now realize that I might have been living in a post-FMA depression this entire time, desperately trying to find something to fill in for it. Thus, all (Shounen/dark fantasy) manga I've started reading after FMA has been basically rebound manga.

Every mention of FMA has been giving me massive nostalgia feels lately. Such a great manga, and ever since its end I haven't been able to find anything to replace it U_U Kimblee is still one of my top favorite manga characters ever (if not the #1 favorite).

Okay, nvm, Mine's gotta be dead, I'm slow U_U

I'm curious about what Doro and Honest talked about, looks like she was the one who did something to Incursio. Also, someone's voice reaching a comatose person sounds kinda cheesy :|

Edit: nvm read it. Poor Mine's a vegetable now :| Though, the fight was better than in the manga IMO. Also, another link: http://imgur.com/a/9SJCV

Well, overall it's not that bad, but still pretty rushed, and the animation/artwork could have been better. I am here mostly disappointed because my boy Ran got most of his story cut, but it's no surprising since there was no Wild Hunt in the anime.

Like someone on tumblr said, a stuntman.

Re: Akame ga Kill! Manga Chapter 55 Discussion and Chapter 56 Predictions Leone tanking an actual direct lightning strike :| Though it's probably better than Ran and Kurome not getting pulverized in an explosion at point-blanc. Cool battle though.

Basically a confirmation of various info/rumors/speculation we've heard before. Nice, thanks.

Worst in what way? Most humiliating is probably (manga) Syura's, the most cruel is Bols' family, the most painful is... probably someone else, maybe Sheele, being dissolved/shredded to pieces (however it works) alive must have hurt :|

My main complaint? Not enough Ran. Literally. His voice was nice though. The rest? I'd say that the pacing was its main problem. But it's understandable considering it was only 24 eps long. The animation and artwork kinda disappointed as well.

Undead, more like. OT: The anime actually started omitting scenes beginning with about the second episode. Even if people sat that the writing is essentially the same, manga is still paced better. Not to mention some characters in the anime got their stories greatly reduced.