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It truly is. Something that belongs in a museum. I will most likely do the same when I buy all the volumes physically. Not yet, but I plan on it one day. Just so many other manga I'm reading rn lol. Plus I'm reading that mangaka's pervious work, Slam Dunk. All amazing cartoons. Well, besides the ones I haven't seen (Over the Garden Wall and Invincible, but I have heard great things.) and the ones that fell off (Rick and Morty and Steven Universe). Moral Orel is a fantastic dive into the hypocrisy of the people that follow religion (emphasis on people), as it turns into a study of the human experience in America itself. TMNT 2012 is a really fun cartoon with a great story, and The Amazing World of Gunball has a rough start, but becomes comedy gold as it goes on. Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated is great too, but it works a lot better if you grew up with Scooby Doo. Though, that might be a mindset I have simply because I did grow up with it.

And sorry for the late reply again. Personal stuff made last month rough on me, and I had a trip to Japan and South Korea.

I forget the mangaka's name, but after Miura rejected to work with a legendary, he wanted to really make his manga up to higher standards. Other than that, it's truly a stroke of genius. It looks really similar to the original art, but I can tell slightly it's different. So do I, but it's something that I won't support because it will never be the same story for me. But I do wonder what the ending will be like. Indeed, I love it to death. Do you watch any other cartoons?

Np, hope you enjoy all of them. I read the first new chapter by the new team, and stopped after it. Berserk has a story flow that is always changing. The Golden Age arc, one of the greatest manga arcs, was done on a whim, completely something Miura didn't even plan to do. Meaning that even his notes aren't reliable when it comes to how the story could end. It just doesn't feel like Berserk when I read it.
I wholeheartedly agree. It's such a lovely story about found family and coming to terms with yourself. It's a bit up in the air on whether or not that is the case, but I'm still sad that's how it had to go. I can understand, but those are great choices regardless. My favourite is pretty obvious: Luz Noceda. I relate to him so much, I feel like she is me haha.

Sorry for the late reply. MAL and life have been very odd lately.

Mushoku Tensei is amazing. Truly one of the best iseaki, ever. 86 is a very interesting anime, considering the first season is based on one whole volume. But you'll understand that just one novel of it is worth a million experiences and greatness. Ah, my bad, I thought you didn't. Though, do you read the recent chapters of Berserk? I would recommend the manga first. The anime, while great, provides a different viewpoint than the manga. Plus a lot of the art stuff, that you may or may not be familiar with, isn't explained in the anime all that much.
Thanks, Owl House is one of my favourite stories. I'm still in denial about the ending tho. Do you have a favourite character?

Might I recommend Mushoku Tensei and 86 for anime, and, for manga, Berserk and Blue Period?

Thank you, thank you, I try to watch and read the best stuff out there. One Piece is something I've been following for years though, so that's only natural. Besides Mha, that list is filled with banger stories. Might I recommend everything I have rated over a 9 to 10?