I can safely say MHA has attained what Rurouni Kenshin did. A battle shonen that is a solid product from start to finish. Do we have any more examples of this?
I can safely say MHA has attained what Rurouni Kenshin did. A battle shonen that is a solid product from start to finish. Do we have any more examples of this?
It missed the mark with culling games. Really starting with Maki. I can't say it's a great product all around. It's passable I guess. Doesn't feel complete like Rurouni Kenshin and MHA. I feel fully satisfied by the end of those series. I feel all major characters and plot points were addressed and had time to shine.
I can safely say MHA has attained what Rurouni Kenshin did. A battle shonen that is a solid product from start to finish. Do we have any more examples of this?
I can safely say MHA has attained what Rurouni Kenshin did. A battle shonen that is a solid product from start to finish. Do we have any more examples of this?
It's weird because for whatever reason I don't put FMA in the same category but yea. I kind of want to filter it out because it's only like 100 or so chapters, so it's easier to wrap up.
Maybe I'll rephrase it to long running series. 200 chapters minimum cutoff, that's fair or too specific?
I can safely say MHA has attained what Rurouni Kenshin did. A battle shonen that is a solid product from start to finish. Do we have any more examples of this?
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