Will the new series take place after The Conquerer of Shambala? …

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Will the new series take place after The Conquerer of Shambala?

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  i dnt get what the can make a whole new series based of of what??? the movie kida ended any chance of a new series

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  I don’t want a retelling of the story, why don’t they just continue on from where they left off on the show?

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  yeahhhhhh sha ney ney! full metal back at it, cant wait

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  It takes place in 1923, not 1904. Hilter took over the NSDAP in 1921. The film actually depicts Hitler’s fail coup. The film is actually fairly clever, and semi accurate. They do a great depiction of Fritz Lang, while he films Die Nibelungen. If you’re going to criticize the film, at least get the negatives right. It’s one of the few “series films” to actually try and tell a coherent story. Most are choppy action/music videos that gloss over everything and make little sense. This at least …

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  i watched the anime first and loved the concept but god i hated the ending so much, and some of their times were a bit off, fma is set like 1904 or something since when was WW2 around then? they were off by a couple of decades -_- but anyway then i decided to read the manga to see if the story was better and wow it was, i and loved it to pieces, i was so upset that the anime had not done it justice, lol i was like EH!? when i heard another series was been done soooo happy ^.^

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