r/GuysBeingDudes 11d ago

Traditional greeting

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u/LiteratureMindless71 11d ago

The things I would do for more full metal....

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u/rp-Ubermensch 11d ago

I would give an arm and a leg for more full metal alchemist

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u/Congo- 11d ago

i would give my daughter and my dog

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u/rebalwear 11d ago

I would fuse them both for you... too soon?

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u/rjrgjj 11d ago

Lots of shows play with the idea of fusion. DragonballZ, Steven Universe. But nothing sticks as permanently as Full Metal Alchemist.

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u/jaybirdie26 9d ago

Brother....

Why does it hurt here?

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u/SaltManagement42 11d ago

The secret is that you don't watch all of it, that way there's always more you've never seen!

My plan is foolproof.

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u/tnacu 11d ago

Ed ward do?

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u/rebalwear 11d ago

Eat a live poisonous frog. And walk a mile of legos. Naked. In maimi.... in august.... while staring at a labubu and listening to kpop... backwards. Sped up. Im hardcore like that... ELRICH BROTHERS!!!

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u/Jealous_Hospital_472 11d ago

Great things need to end, they can absolutely milk the shit out of it but that would make it not as great as it is now

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u/Zelikar 11d ago

I for one think we got a perfect amount of FMA.

Allowing things to have an ending is a good thing, not a bad thing!

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u/KingArthas94 11d ago

It's a complete story, doesn't need anything more.

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u/Desperate_Method4020 11d ago

There is a new anime coming out from the author of FMA, made by Studio Bones which was the studio that animated FMA and Brotherhood.

I haven't read it yet, but I have heard it's gotten a lot of praise.

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u/Positive_Swing_7151 10d ago

Something tells me there is going to be an attempt for liveaction fmab by netflix.

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u/meta100000 10d ago

Watch 03

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u/Head_Amphibian_1605 10d ago

No! I don't want any more FMA.

It's great the way it is. More is not better. FMA is great because it told a great story and ended in a great place.

If you keep streching it into One-piece it will just turn into crap

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u/Forgotten-Caliburn 10d ago

We can call it Fuller Metal Alchemist and everyone is grown up and has kids and also John Stamos is there

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u/El_Bito2 8d ago

No. It was a perfect, self-contained story. I'm actually glad it didn't go beyond what we got.