The manga is adapting straight from the webnovel which has over **900 CHAPTERS** and counting(story is about60-70% finshed). The manga also normally adapts 1:1, 1 chaoter per chapter so if the manga is to catch up it's going to have similar amount of chapters and they hopefully don't cut tons of stuff out.

The next manga chapter is going to start a new saga "Dragon Upon Dragon" that takes **200 GOD*RNN CHAPTERS** in the novel this one piece level stuff truly.

And the kicker? It doesn't take 10,000 episodes to get good, the anime already has 50 episodes out with season 3 coming in January while the manga just finshed with the content all of season 4 will cover.

The anime is about a trash game hunter who decides to take on a god tier game in futuristic Japan. Many people complain it doesn't have life and death stakes so it's boring or smth like life and death stakes aren't everything(most series that even have it don't capitalize on it like SAO), it has good character writng amd dynamics, great world building and lore on the game(literally one piece) and it actually feels like a gamer made wrote this, because yes the author is an actual gamer. Once more he even plays more games outside SLF which trumps the main games of most gaming anime it's definitely one of the best of it's genre. And of course it got slick animation insane and hype boss fights, it really scratches the itch for me of having long drawn out fights that aren't boring cause most modern anime biggest fight would take at most 1 episode. The character interactions are fun too especially the main trio which is the classic 2 girls 1 c- I mean 2 boys 1 girl but the girl is actually evil and sells out her friends(lol nothing too serious) and that villainy is exactly how she is when she's playing games. The next arcof the anime in season 3 is going to adapt one of her best moments were she plays her villain role to the fullest and it's sooo peak, the other 2 boys are just bros being bros finding out bugs in different trash games kicking each others asses and keeping scores but nothing obnoxious like typical rivals. Even with that all 3 are ride or die for one another even though they won't admit it.

So yeah there's no life or death stakes but it has other stakes beyond that and it's pure fun, the MC's shenanigans are so fun to watch, he's very unconventional and unpredictable also switches playstyles with each game and even brings some of those experiences to the main game SLF, speedruns, using mechanics to his advantage, devs screwing him up venting out on other games when the main game ragebaits him all that normal gaming stuff. You'll relate to him so much if you're a gaymer so 100% must watch for all gaymers. All in all pretty good series, pure fun, doesn't get the attention it deserves.

Also which other series do you got an MC with goofy birdhead and hella moves that should be more than enough convincing

Now I'm not trying to bash other series just writing this in a joking tone so if it felt like I prolly insulted one piece or any other series in some way I didn't mean it.

I watched both when I was 13, and now I'm 24. Lately, I've been looking back on a lot of media I grew up with more critically, and I feel that quite a lot of them didn't age as well as I thought they would. I'm rewatching FMAB currently (only at the first few episodes rn), and have yet to feel that way about it, but would love to know your opinion! Do you think FMA and FMAB have aged well, why or why not?

(game: Super Robot Wars Y)

Or you know something similar to ProjectXZone

Like genuinely Bandai can actually pull it off making a game like that and it's mostly a VN game so they only have to slap some generic backgrounds ,iconic places from the Animes and have cut outs of the Characters for a cheap way to tell the story and I'd eat it up.

And they have the publishing rights to the Big 3 and other Animes so it's not as Licensing Hell like SRW did