Basically everything @combustion_man said, plus a few others.
Some classic Shonen nonsense, but incredibly well done Shonen nonsense. The dub, in particular, is very well done (shout outs to Chris Sabat).
An ending, not an opening, but you wanna talk about something that captures the show perfectly? Tiger Mask W is shockingly amazing, beyond just being a bunch of nonsense.
Just some jazzy goddamn jazz. Watch Baccano, it still holds up real well.
So, here's my theory on FMA: Brotherhood openings (and endings). With the exception of one, there isn't a bad one in the bunch. All capture an element of the show in one form or another in excellent form. However, something about Opening 2 always clicked with me real well. Maybe because its the one used the most? Least caricaturally sentimental? Or maybe because its the last song you hear in the show. Regardless, can't go wrong.
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