Been keeping up with it since it started and I can say with certainty it lives up to FMA's legacy, in it's own unique way of course. By no means is this series FMA lite, or FMA 2 Electric Boogaloo Modern edition, but there's no denying it shares the same DNA with Arakwa's previous master piece of a series. Fantastic character design intriguing world building and a story filled with plenty of twists, turns and mystery that will keep you riveted. While I won't make a guarantee that if you love one you'll like another I will say there is a very high chance of it andis more then worth giving it a read (or a watch once the anime drops)

Quite frankly it deserves every bit the praise, love and recognition as it's predecessor - and hope it will garner all that and more as it goes on.

Quite frankly with her popularity as an author I'm shocked not to see more people talking about (perhaps in Japan it is or I'm just in the wrong fandom circles I don't know)

None the less 100% worth a look and do not miss manga. This series has me RIVITED and I cannot wait to see where it takes us.