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Hagane no renkinjutsushi: Tabiji no hate (2010)
A heart made fullmetal
Well, this is the end. The end of the most epic adventure you'll see in the genre, filled with emotions and solid dialogue with the most complete characters I have ever seen. How can you reach this level of perfection?
Thanks to Hiromu Arakawa and all the team involved in the development of this masterpiece, in the best animation series ever made.
Hagane no renkinjutsushi: Tobira no mukougawa (2010)
Best episode of the series and why I consider it perfect
I did not have favorite episodes in the series, I just couldn't find an appropiate one, they're all so complete and they are always progressing the story to the next one, until the end of the series. You know, I could just say that I loved the whole battle between Father and Ed that was very epic or the tension that makes you not able to stop watching, and it would be ok but this episode is much more than that, it is why I consider this series so perfect.
Everything that has been worked troughout the story has got to a final point, everything that destroyed our protagonists life has come to a climax, Ed will have to show that he has growned up making his biggest sacrifice in life, remembering all he's been trough and show that he has learned from his mistakes, from his arrogance. What I just said is brilliantly done, with words that got all of us hooked when we first heard it, he didn't hesitate like in the second time he saw the truth, because he was ready to give all his power for his family. That made me think, the topics, the messages, the characters, the funny moments, the fights between Winry and Ed, every single thing was there for something. Absolutely nothing It's wasted, any thing late or soon would contribute to the story, the world in the series is always expanding without being absurd and if something is introduced, it will be important for the development of the story. That's why it is so satisfactory and why it works so good.
The best episode by far, because it meant what the series wanted to say to the viewer, and because of it's intelligent way to remark a character development and a satisfactory ending!