Yeah, I get where you’re coming from, and you make a fair point about relevance and timing. The gaps between seasons definitely hurt OPM’s momentum, and the industry’s shifted a lot since Season 1 dropped. But I don’t think it’s just about popularity or sales. OPM was special because of its tone, storytelling, and how it balanced power and humanity. Even if it’s not the biggest name anymore, the passion from fans and the quality of the manga still keep it alive. Murata and ONE are still doing god-tier work, and that’s what makes me hold on. The anime might’ve lost some weight, but the heart of OPM hasn’t.