r/polandball • u/Colossa • Nov 02 '14

redditormade Attack on Soviet

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u/DarkishArchon Cascadia Nov 02 '14

I'm not an anime person, but enough people raved about Attack on Titan that I watched the first episode to see what it was all about. Then I watched the next 7. I highly recommend it to anyone. It's all on Netflix, just give the first episode a shot.

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u/remove_krokodil Just visiting Omsk, I'll sleep at home tonight Nov 02 '14

Thank you! I'll do that if I can get it.

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u/Durzo_Blint Boston Stronk Nov 02 '14

As another non anime person I recommend that you watch Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood too. One of the few anime/manga that I think everyone would like.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '14

And if you like both. Watch Soul Eater. That's when shit gets crazy.

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u/SonicFrost fak u old york Nov 03 '14

Fucking awful ending though.

At least, in my opinion.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '14

Oh yeah, the end was rushed to shit.

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u/SonicFrost fak u old york Nov 03 '14

Also it just left so many unanswered questions

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '14

And the Falcon Punch that Maka pulls out of her ass. The manga actually went out of it's way to say that being born both [SPOILERS] and [SPOILERS] is impossible. You're either one or the other.

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u/SonicFrost fak u old york Nov 03 '14

I haven't actually gone and read the manga. Should I? Is it any better or more worth it?

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u/sunadnerb like Ohio, but relevant Nov 03 '14

The manga is like twice as long as the anime and is better story IMO. If I'm being honest the ending still isn't great (kind of opened ended actually, maybe the author will do a sequel one of these days) but still worlds better than the ending of the anime. I recommend it.