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鋼の錬金術師 完全版 [Hagane no Renkinjutsushi Kanzenban] #8
Fullmetal Alchemist, vol. 8
El alquimista de acero y su hermano siguen enredados en las intrigas de Central.
Los Elric descubren que, pese a lo poderosos que son los homúnculos y sus seguidores, aún quedan quienes están dispuestos a sacrificarse por ser libres, como Mustang y sus seguidores. Pero son conscientes de que el Generalísimo conoce sus intenciones…
Los Elric descubren que, pese a lo poderosos que son los homúnculos y sus seguidores, aún quedan quienes están dispuestos a sacrificarse por ser libres, como Mustang y sus seguidores. Pero son conscientes de que el Generalísimo conoce sus intenciones…
280 pages, Paperback
First published November 22, 2011
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About the author
Hiromu Arakawa
355 books2,869 followersHiromu Arakawa (author: 荒川弘) is a Japanese manga artist, best known for Fullmetal Alchemist (鋼の錬金術師 Hagane no renkinjutsushi).
Her real name is Hiromi Arakawa (荒川弘美).
Arakawa was born and raised on a dairy farm in Hokkaidō.
She thought of being a manga artist since she was little. After graduating high school, she took oil painting classes while working on her family's farm. During that time, she also created dōjinshi manga with her friends and drew yonkoma for a magazine. After eight years she moved to Tōkyō and started out as assistant writer for Hiroyuki Etō.
Her debut as manga artist is in 1999 with STRAY DOG. In 2001 she started working on her famous and award winning series Fullmetal Alchemist, that soon gets a successful anime adaptation.
Other works include Silver Spoon (銀の匙 Silver Spoon, Gin no saji Silver Spoon).
Her real name is Hiromi Arakawa (荒川弘美).
Arakawa was born and raised on a dairy farm in Hokkaidō.
She thought of being a manga artist since she was little. After graduating high school, she took oil painting classes while working on her family's farm. During that time, she also created dōjinshi manga with her friends and drew yonkoma for a magazine. After eight years she moved to Tōkyō and started out as assistant writer for Hiroyuki Etō.
Her debut as manga artist is in 1999 with STRAY DOG. In 2001 she started working on her famous and award winning series Fullmetal Alchemist, that soon gets a successful anime adaptation.
Other works include Silver Spoon (銀の匙 Silver Spoon, Gin no saji Silver Spoon).
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June 11, 2020
Winry continues to be the best. It's great when she begins to realize her true worth: "I guess I have people who are waiting for me to come back too." But what I love about this series is that every character develops into a full, changing, conflicted character. Even Scar, who has seemed completely unfeeling, is affected by his encounter with Winry: "Do my eyes...look like that too? No matter how far I travel down this road, will hatred only give birth to more hatred?"
April 9, 2023
Aaaaaaannnnndd the plot gets even thicker.
There were so many revelations and new questions asked in this volume. I am very eager to continue on!
There were so many revelations and new questions asked in this volume. I am very eager to continue on!
August 9, 2020
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I can’t believe I’m only on Volume 8 and we’re past where the original anime diverged from the manga. There’s still so much story left! We’re really so lucky that we got to have Brotherhood to adapt everything the way it was meant to be.
This is where, I feel, the series really starts to get heavier. This is a volume where A LOT of characters get some nice development. We get to see Winry have a breakdown that’s not about Ed and Al for once. We get to see Scar as sympathetic. He’d a villain, but Arakawa has also made him a person. It’s hard not to understand how he feels about the military, but it’s just as painful to see him consider his actions with something like regret.
We get to see more of Hoenheim and what sort of person he is. The real gold in this volume though is Edward’s growth and finding out what really happened to Trisha. The scene with Edward and Granny digging up the grave is absolutely heart-wrenching and, in my opinion, features some of the best character work in the series so far.
There’s also plenty of action in the last few chapters, and I’m always impressed by how clean and clear Arakawa is able to make her battles while still including artistically stunning panels. We see Ed, Scar, Ling and even Al in action. Mustang, despite his injuries in the previous volumes, also gets a little chance to shine in a different role from usual.
I feel like this volume pivots how we feel about a lot of the characters. We see Winry more for who she really is. We see Scar as a man. We see Ling as the future emperor who cares about his subjects. Even Edward changes. This is a powerful volume and a turning point for the series. It can only get better from here.
I can’t believe I’m only on Volume 8 and we’re past where the original anime diverged from the manga. There’s still so much story left! We’re really so lucky that we got to have Brotherhood to adapt everything the way it was meant to be.
This is where, I feel, the series really starts to get heavier. This is a volume where A LOT of characters get some nice development. We get to see Winry have a breakdown that’s not about Ed and Al for once. We get to see Scar as sympathetic. He’d a villain, but Arakawa has also made him a person. It’s hard not to understand how he feels about the military, but it’s just as painful to see him consider his actions with something like regret.
We get to see more of Hoenheim and what sort of person he is. The real gold in this volume though is Edward’s growth and finding out what really happened to Trisha. The scene with Edward and Granny digging up the grave is absolutely heart-wrenching and, in my opinion, features some of the best character work in the series so far.
There’s also plenty of action in the last few chapters, and I’m always impressed by how clean and clear Arakawa is able to make her battles while still including artistically stunning panels. We see Ed, Scar, Ling and even Al in action. Mustang, despite his injuries in the previous volumes, also gets a little chance to shine in a different role from usual.
I feel like this volume pivots how we feel about a lot of the characters. We see Winry more for who she really is. We see Scar as a man. We see Ling as the future emperor who cares about his subjects. Even Edward changes. This is a powerful volume and a turning point for the series. It can only get better from here.
October 16, 2022
Winry!
May 5, 2021
We STILL get the stakes being raised!
We STILL get great humor and awesome panel art!
For once I think this is the first time we didn't get a new character lol
There was so much emotion in this volume. Between Al's body, the human transmutation Al and Ed performed, Winry's parents, AND their Teachers history with her own human transmutation....there's just alot and I loved it all.
We also delve more into the mystery and have some answers (maybe) revealed.
Just keep. it. coming!
After some thought I believe in hindsight some of the plot twists could be revealed a bit more interestingly. Specifically, up to this point, I'm thinking of
I dont know if the show did it better or not but I thought I could recall that the reveals to some of these twists were done alot better instead of people just talking.
We STILL get great humor and awesome panel art!
For once I think this is the first time we didn't get a new character lol
There was so much emotion in this volume. Between Al's body, the human transmutation Al and Ed performed, Winry's parents, AND their Teachers history with her own human transmutation....there's just alot and I loved it all.
We also delve more into the mystery and have some answers (maybe) revealed.
Just keep. it. coming!
After some thought I believe in hindsight some of the plot twists could be revealed a bit more interestingly. Specifically, up to this point, I'm thinking of
I dont know if the show did it better or not but I thought I could recall that the reveals to some of these twists were done alot better instead of people just talking.
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December 17, 2024It's your hands. They weren't meant to kill. They were meant to give life.
easily the best shounen couple of all time
September 2, 2020
What I love about this volume:
1. The reveals: love interest, identities, back stories, etc.
2. The Aristotelian metaphysics.
3. The brotherly love is at an all time high.
4. The sacrifices characters make for one another.
5. The pro-life message.
6. The artwork (as usual).
7. The baby panda. Ugh, Shao May is way too adorable!
1. The reveals: love interest, identities, back stories, etc.
2. The Aristotelian metaphysics.
3. The brotherly love is at an all time high.
4. The sacrifices characters make for one another.
5. The pro-life message.
6. The artwork (as usual).
7. The baby panda. Ugh, Shao May is way too adorable!
August 25, 2022
Emotional damage
March 6, 2021
Waahh.. suwuuun Ling, wes mbocorke info bab Fuhrer alias king Bradley sing jebuleee homunculus karo kakak adek Elric mbek pak Mustang. Jempol lah njenengan.
Tukaran è kakak adek Elric nggo ngundang Scar ben homunculus ben teko ki khas nang tukaran film2, jek hiyat hiyat njuk ngobrol hahaha. Aku jek nggumun karo pak Mustang sing jare ngenteki wong-wong Ishval sing marai Scar ngamuk. Opo yo alasan è? Opo mergo dikongkon Fuhrer? Embuh lah. Ngko mbok menowo ono jawaban è.
Oiyo, poro alkemis kui jek do saling takon opo to gunane alkemis nek jebul iso nggo paten2an. Si Scar ki yo alkemis, matèn2i alkemis negoro, yo nganggo alkemis è de'e. Terus digoleki karo alkemis negoro, tarung nganggo alkemis juga. Pancet muter ngono terus. wkwkwkwk...
Sik sik... kui si Gluttony iso mblendung dewe terus mbledos ngono? MEDENIIIII...
Wes ah. lanjut nomor 9!
Edisi pengen ngomong boso jowo 😄😄😄
Tukaran è kakak adek Elric nggo ngundang Scar ben homunculus ben teko ki khas nang tukaran film2, jek hiyat hiyat njuk ngobrol hahaha. Aku jek nggumun karo pak Mustang sing jare ngenteki wong-wong Ishval sing marai Scar ngamuk. Opo yo alasan è? Opo mergo dikongkon Fuhrer? Embuh lah. Ngko mbok menowo ono jawaban è.
Oiyo, poro alkemis kui jek do saling takon opo to gunane alkemis nek jebul iso nggo paten2an. Si Scar ki yo alkemis, matèn2i alkemis negoro, yo nganggo alkemis è de'e. Terus digoleki karo alkemis negoro, tarung nganggo alkemis juga. Pancet muter ngono terus. wkwkwkwk...
Sik sik... kui si Gluttony iso mblendung dewe terus mbledos ngono? MEDENIIIII...
Wes ah. lanjut nomor 9!
Edisi pengen ngomong boso jowo 😄😄😄
November 20, 2018
'Alchemist adalah orang yang mengejar kebenaran ...'
Edward memutuskan menggali kuburan makhluk hasil transmutasi yang pernah mereka lakukan, demi meyakinkan diri apakah makhluk tersebut benar-benar ibu mereka. Tindakan yang kemudian membuat Edward semakin yakin dapat mengembalikan tubuh Al. .
Fuhrer alias King Bradley semakin tampak keren hahaha... antagonis yang menawan. Pertarungan Ed dengan Star, demi memancing Homunculus, tapi pangeran keduabelas Xing harus mati-matian berhadapan dengan King Bradley.
Volume ini semakin pelik konfliknya, meski selipan humor selalu berhasil membuat senyum. Kehadiran tokoh ayah Edward masih dinanti aksinya, setelah sukses membuat para perampok lari tunggang langgang.
Edward memutuskan menggali kuburan makhluk hasil transmutasi yang pernah mereka lakukan, demi meyakinkan diri apakah makhluk tersebut benar-benar ibu mereka. Tindakan yang kemudian membuat Edward semakin yakin dapat mengembalikan tubuh Al. .
Fuhrer alias King Bradley semakin tampak keren hahaha... antagonis yang menawan. Pertarungan Ed dengan Star, demi memancing Homunculus, tapi pangeran keduabelas Xing harus mati-matian berhadapan dengan King Bradley.
Volume ini semakin pelik konfliknya, meski selipan humor selalu berhasil membuat senyum. Kehadiran tokoh ayah Edward masih dinanti aksinya, setelah sukses membuat para perampok lari tunggang langgang.
November 12, 2022
Una segunda tanda que no solo está a la altura de la primera, sino que la supera. Muy bien configurado el mundo y gran diseño de personajes. Tanto principales como secundarios están muy bien trabajados, tienen profundidad y son interesantes por las interacciones constantes. El ritmo fluye sin problemas, pues la autora combina a la perfección acción, humor y desarrollo de personajes. Además, pese a que hay varias tramas abiertas al mismo tiempo, la autora maneja muy bien los hilos y, con habilidad, pasa de una a otra sin que ninguna quede relegada. La trama no es compleja, pero al fin hay algún giro y por suerte se dedica tiempo al conflicto central. En cuanto al dibujo, claro, sencillo y detallado, por lo que no te pierdes en ningún momento
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November 7, 2018 MY BOOK, FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST BY : Hiromi Arakawa, is about a kid named edward and his younger brother. They learn alchemy to try and resarect there departed mother and doing so, edward lost his arm and leg and his brother lost his life bye the (eqwivelint exchange) whitch means that they have to give something up of there own to the world for the power of resarecting the dead is for-bidden with alchemy. (I LIKE EDWARD (because) He is older and has more experience with elchemy.)- he is older bye one year then his younger brother Alphonse.
October 30, 2021
Penuh intrigu dengan plot yg begitu intens. Meskipun begitu Arakawa sensei tetap berhasil menyelipkan humor2 ringan nan menghibur.
Senang sekali bisa menyelam kembali ke dunia Elric bersaudara setelah sekian lama! Saya takut kurang menghargai pekerjaan Arakawa sensei dari sepuluh tahun yang lalu, tetapi sama sekali tidak: Saya masih sangat menyukainya. Dan versi yang diterbitkan ulang ini luar biasa!!!
Senang sekali bisa menyelam kembali ke dunia Elric bersaudara setelah sekian lama! Saya takut kurang menghargai pekerjaan Arakawa sensei dari sepuluh tahun yang lalu, tetapi sama sekali tidak: Saya masih sangat menyukainya. Dan versi yang diterbitkan ulang ini luar biasa!!!
July 14, 2018
Hubungan dua bersaudara Al dan Edward mengharukan
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January 7, 2021WOW SO THAT HAPPEND
February 21, 2024
Aaaaaaahhhhhhhh
April 5, 2024
Chòi ôi càng ngày càng thích Mustang với cái nết t sẽ làm tổng thống của ổng 🤣
January 18, 2025
This isn’t even manga btw it’s classic Japanese literature.
July 8, 2024
All I ever do is cry with this series.
January 29, 2022
Eh beh, direi che la storia non accenna a diminuire di intensità. Anzi. Ecco questo ottavo volume è stato davvero ricco di avvenimenti e rivelazioni:
- è possibile recuperare il corpo di Al. Secondo Edward, il corpo del fratello esiste ancora da qualche parte e la mente sta facendo da collegamento tra corpo e anima. Ora vorrei solamente capire cosa diavolo era la cosa che è uscita fuori dal loro esperiemento di trasmutazione umana. Quello che è certo è che i defunti non possono essere richiamati indietro: ergo, ci sono ancora delle possibilità di salvare Alphonse e di ridargli il suo vecchio corpo. Bisogna solo capire come fare;
- Scar torna in scena alla grande, continuando a portare avanti il suo progetto di vendetta contro gli alchimisti di stato. Già si intuiva dai dettagli dati nel volume precedente, ma dovrebbe essere lui il responsabile della morte dei genitori di Winry. Nel tentativo di catturare due piccioni con una fava, Ed vuole attirare l'attenzione sia di Scar che degli homunculus: ne esce un combattimento senza quartiere, con i fratelli Elric sostenuti dal colonnello Mustang e da Ling, mentre dall'altro lato ci sono sia Scar, che Gluttony e Wrath. Tanto per cominciare, stima per Ling che è sopravvissuto all'assalto di King Bradley (rivelando così a tutti la sua vera identità) ed è pure riuscito a catturare Gluttony. Lo scontro tra Scar e i fratelli....beh, prende una piega drammatica quando Winry scopre che i due stanno affrontando l'assassino dei suoi genitori. Per la ragazza sarà un momento chiave: prendere la pistola e togliere la vita a un altro essere umano in nome dell'odio e della vendetta, con il concreto rischio di essere uccisa a sua volta, oppure cercare di vivere, senza abbandonare tutte le persone che le vogliono bene e hanno ancora bisogno di lei. L'intervento di Ed e il buon cuore della ragazza permetteranno di spezzare questo circolo vizioso di odio;
- il piano di di Ed & co. finisce per dare i suoi frutti: Scar riesce a scappare con l'aiuto della bimbetta di Xing, ma in compenso la cattura di Gluttony riesce. E adesso voglio vedere cosa succede, visto che tutti vogliono usare, per i più svariati motivi, a usare la pietra filosofale contenuta nell'homunculus, mentre la creatura vuole la pelle del colonnello Mustang, reo di aver ucciso Lust. In tutto questo, mi preoccupa il fatto che King Bradley sta iniziando a mettere insieme troppi pezzi: sa tutto del coinvolgimento di Roy e dei fratelli Elric, ma adesso ha visto anche Riza in azione, Ling, e ha visto quanto Winry sia importante per Al e Ed. Ergo, shit is coming.
Tra le pagine che ho amato di più in questo volume ci sono state sicuramente quelle dedicate al confronto tra Winry e il sottetenente Havoc: entrambi si trovano in una situazione difficile, eppure nessuno dei due può permettersi di cedere allo sconforto, visto che ci sono persone che li stanno aspettando, che stanno facendo affidamento su di loro. Havoc potrebbe non camminare mai più e quindi non ha senso rimanere nell'esercito, ma Roy gli ha chiaramente detto che non ha alcuna intenzione di lasciarlo e che si aspetta di vederlo con lui sulla cima quanto prima. Winry, dal canto suo, si ritrova faccia a faccia con l'uomo che l'ha resa orfana (anche se spero che ci venga spiegato perché ha finito per ammazzare due persone che stavano aiutando la sua gente). Che fare? Alimentare il circolo vizioso dell'odio e magari buttare via la propria vita, o cercare di andare avanti e vivere? Distruzione o creazione? Winry è circondata dall'affetto di sua nonna, dei fratelli, delle persone a cui ha cambiato la vita grazie al suo talento. A dispetto del dolore e della voglia di vendetta, la ragazza saprà prendere la strada giusta...e nel mentre ci regala una bella confessione sui suoi sentimenti per Ed! Ship numero 2, approvata! Certo, conoscendo Edward, immagino che passeranno una miriade di volumi prima di avere dei risvolti concreti...
Questo numero ci regala anche un'interessante riflessione sulla natura del potere. "Un re non può esistere senza la propria gente", questa è la posizione di Ling, diametralmente opposta a quella di Bradley. Il re esiste in funzione del suo popolo e non per raggiungere il proprio tornacconto personale. Belle parole, ma voglio vedere se Ling saprà metterle in pratica. Di sicuro poteva lasciare la povera Lan Fan alla mercé dei suoi nemici, ma decide di non farlo. Se non altro, con il suo coraggio e con la sua mente brillante, si è conquistato suo malgrado il rispetto di Bradley. Che fortuna...
Bene, non vedo l'ora di recuperare il mese prossimo il volume 9. Mark my words, shit is coming.
- è possibile recuperare il corpo di Al. Secondo Edward, il corpo del fratello esiste ancora da qualche parte e la mente sta facendo da collegamento tra corpo e anima. Ora vorrei solamente capire cosa diavolo era la cosa che è uscita fuori dal loro esperiemento di trasmutazione umana. Quello che è certo è che i defunti non possono essere richiamati indietro: ergo, ci sono ancora delle possibilità di salvare Alphonse e di ridargli il suo vecchio corpo. Bisogna solo capire come fare;
- Scar torna in scena alla grande, continuando a portare avanti il suo progetto di vendetta contro gli alchimisti di stato. Già si intuiva dai dettagli dati nel volume precedente, ma dovrebbe essere lui il responsabile della morte dei genitori di Winry. Nel tentativo di catturare due piccioni con una fava, Ed vuole attirare l'attenzione sia di Scar che degli homunculus: ne esce un combattimento senza quartiere, con i fratelli Elric sostenuti dal colonnello Mustang e da Ling, mentre dall'altro lato ci sono sia Scar, che Gluttony e Wrath. Tanto per cominciare, stima per Ling che è sopravvissuto all'assalto di King Bradley (rivelando così a tutti la sua vera identità) ed è pure riuscito a catturare Gluttony. Lo scontro tra Scar e i fratelli....beh, prende una piega drammatica quando Winry scopre che i due stanno affrontando l'assassino dei suoi genitori. Per la ragazza sarà un momento chiave: prendere la pistola e togliere la vita a un altro essere umano in nome dell'odio e della vendetta, con il concreto rischio di essere uccisa a sua volta, oppure cercare di vivere, senza abbandonare tutte le persone che le vogliono bene e hanno ancora bisogno di lei. L'intervento di Ed e il buon cuore della ragazza permetteranno di spezzare questo circolo vizioso di odio;
- il piano di di Ed & co. finisce per dare i suoi frutti: Scar riesce a scappare con l'aiuto della bimbetta di Xing, ma in compenso la cattura di Gluttony riesce. E adesso voglio vedere cosa succede, visto che tutti vogliono usare, per i più svariati motivi, a usare la pietra filosofale contenuta nell'homunculus, mentre la creatura vuole la pelle del colonnello Mustang, reo di aver ucciso Lust. In tutto questo, mi preoccupa il fatto che King Bradley sta iniziando a mettere insieme troppi pezzi: sa tutto del coinvolgimento di Roy e dei fratelli Elric, ma adesso ha visto anche Riza in azione, Ling, e ha visto quanto Winry sia importante per Al e Ed. Ergo, shit is coming.
Tra le pagine che ho amato di più in questo volume ci sono state sicuramente quelle dedicate al confronto tra Winry e il sottetenente Havoc: entrambi si trovano in una situazione difficile, eppure nessuno dei due può permettersi di cedere allo sconforto, visto che ci sono persone che li stanno aspettando, che stanno facendo affidamento su di loro. Havoc potrebbe non camminare mai più e quindi non ha senso rimanere nell'esercito, ma Roy gli ha chiaramente detto che non ha alcuna intenzione di lasciarlo e che si aspetta di vederlo con lui sulla cima quanto prima. Winry, dal canto suo, si ritrova faccia a faccia con l'uomo che l'ha resa orfana (anche se spero che ci venga spiegato perché ha finito per ammazzare due persone che stavano aiutando la sua gente). Che fare? Alimentare il circolo vizioso dell'odio e magari buttare via la propria vita, o cercare di andare avanti e vivere? Distruzione o creazione? Winry è circondata dall'affetto di sua nonna, dei fratelli, delle persone a cui ha cambiato la vita grazie al suo talento. A dispetto del dolore e della voglia di vendetta, la ragazza saprà prendere la strada giusta...e nel mentre ci regala una bella confessione sui suoi sentimenti per Ed! Ship numero 2, approvata! Certo, conoscendo Edward, immagino che passeranno una miriade di volumi prima di avere dei risvolti concreti...
Questo numero ci regala anche un'interessante riflessione sulla natura del potere. "Un re non può esistere senza la propria gente", questa è la posizione di Ling, diametralmente opposta a quella di Bradley. Il re esiste in funzione del suo popolo e non per raggiungere il proprio tornacconto personale. Belle parole, ma voglio vedere se Ling saprà metterle in pratica. Di sicuro poteva lasciare la povera Lan Fan alla mercé dei suoi nemici, ma decide di non farlo. Se non altro, con il suo coraggio e con la sua mente brillante, si è conquistato suo malgrado il rispetto di Bradley. Che fortuna...
Bene, non vedo l'ora di recuperare il mese prossimo il volume 9. Mark my words, shit is coming.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
December 10, 2021
Definitely my favorite volume up until now. I sometimes forget just how objectively good Fullmetal Alchemist is, until I pick another volume of the manga and get reminded at how well written this story is.
This is a point in the story when the intensity picks up a notch. We get more depth into the characters, mainly in the first chapters, that are heavily focused on their psychology. I absolutely adore that. I don't think I've ever read or seen a piece of fiction with characters that fleshed out and that well written. It's got such a big and various cast and each of them is unique and so interesting to read about. Everyone is slowly started to be introduced more and more, and I fall in love with each of them a bit more everytime I delve back into this universe. Of course, I will always have my soft spot for Ed, and seeing his growth (both literally and figuratively) always gets me. And of course, Hohenheim, who is my #1 weakness, and the character that will always make me cry no matter how short his appearance is.
The plot is incredible as well. Everything is slowly starting to link up, and you can feel that shit is going to blow up very fast very soon. I absolutely adore the fight scenes, that are always so well choreographed, and I cannot wrap my mind around the fact that they're always so emotional, without removing any of their epicness. And, in between these heavy moments, it never forgets to be absolutely hilarious. I love that we're getting a bit more explanation that in the anime, it's way easier to follow along and understand just how insane the storytelling is. I'm blown away by how well the parallels between events or characters are put in place. Truly, from the bottom of my heart, no story will ever be as good as FMA.
This is a point in the story when the intensity picks up a notch. We get more depth into the characters, mainly in the first chapters, that are heavily focused on their psychology. I absolutely adore that. I don't think I've ever read or seen a piece of fiction with characters that fleshed out and that well written. It's got such a big and various cast and each of them is unique and so interesting to read about. Everyone is slowly started to be introduced more and more, and I fall in love with each of them a bit more everytime I delve back into this universe. Of course, I will always have my soft spot for Ed, and seeing his growth (both literally and figuratively) always gets me. And of course, Hohenheim, who is my #1 weakness, and the character that will always make me cry no matter how short his appearance is.
The plot is incredible as well. Everything is slowly starting to link up, and you can feel that shit is going to blow up very fast very soon. I absolutely adore the fight scenes, that are always so well choreographed, and I cannot wrap my mind around the fact that they're always so emotional, without removing any of their epicness. And, in between these heavy moments, it never forgets to be absolutely hilarious. I love that we're getting a bit more explanation that in the anime, it's way easier to follow along and understand just how insane the storytelling is. I'm blown away by how well the parallels between events or characters are put in place. Truly, from the bottom of my heart, no story will ever be as good as FMA.
October 18, 2020
This is a review of the entire series.
Fullmetal Alchemist takes place in the fictional country of Amestris which is heavily based on the Industrial Revolution. Amestris is a unitary state under the rule of a parliamentary republic, run by state alchemists that serve the king utilizing the mystifying arts of alchemy. Alchemy is the power to alter the physical world utilizing its natural elements, performing magic and miracles in the form of science. Alchemy follows the law of equivalent exchange, you must sacrifice something that is of equal value to what you create. You must sacrifice a life to create a life, you must extinguish one flame to ignite another, you have to sacrifice one home to build another, etc...
After being abandoned by their father as children and subjected to watching their mother die, Edward Elric and his brother Alphonse once attempted to utilize the power of alchemy to bring their mother back from the grave, ignoring the dangers of creating a life by offering something of equal value. Edward loses an arm and a leg while Alphonse loses his entire body; his soul placed in a hollow suit of armor that can't feel the touch of others. As neither of them sacrificed their lives in their entirety, the exchange failed and the boys created an abomination in place of their dead mother.
After burning their own home down and dealing with the abomination they created, Edward and his brother enlist themselves in the military to atone for their sins and learn more about the many secrets of alchemy; potentially learning how to recover their original bodies in the process. While serving in the military, the brothers begin to realize how the wonders of alchemy can be abused for nefarious purposes. Immortal life can be gained by sacrificing hundreds of innocents souls, wars can be staged and foreign nations can be annihilated under false charges, human experimentation aided by alchemy can lead to unnatural mutations, the world of alchemy is more dark and dangerous than either of them could've bargained for.
Fullmetal Alchemist grew on me the longer I read it. When I first started reading, it seemed like it was going to be generic shounen material, but it gets deeper and darker the further it goes on. The way it handles political and religious corruption, the dangers of advanced states abusing their technology and resources at the expense of foreign nations caught in the turmoil, and the sad futility of revenge are all very well done.
The characters all bear the weight of what alchemy is capable of. Edward and Alphonse carry the burden of abusing alchemy for selfish purposes. Their master Izumi loses her womb after attempting to resurrect her dead child. Scar takes many lives after his entire country is desecrated and gets trapped in a pointless cycle of revenge. Roy and Riza endure the regret of committing brutal war crimes for the sake of protecting their own nation. Alchemy creates and destroys in equal measure and no one is free from the consequences of tipping the balance.
The fight scenes are flashy and exciting without being too over-the-top because of the dangerous limitations that alchemy involves. The law of equivalent exchange keeps the power scaling in check and adds plenty of tension to the action. The female characters are especially well done, all of them are strong and unique in their own way. The lead heroine Winry being a skilled mechanic, Riza being an honorable warrior of the military, Olivier Armstrong as cold and vicious as the snowy fortress she guards, and that's just a few of them.
The villains are an interesting parody of the seven deadly sins. Each of them represent the darkness and regrets of each of the main characters and they can only be conquered by coming to terms with their own flaws and sins. The characters having to overcome their personal demons to take on the greater demons trying to overthrow the world from the shadows made the struggles of every single person in the story feel personal. Every character, no matter how minor had their moments to shine. Everyone had a vital role to play and the camaraderie between friend and foe alike never felt cheesy or forced.
Unlike most shounen series I've read, the final arc was my favorite. A lot of long-running shounen series have a habit of being dragged out, losing touch with what made them great or breaking their own rules in messy, plot-hole-filled final arcs that leave a lot to be desired. Fullmetal Alchemist has no lose ends, all characters have complete arcs where they learn and grow from their dark pasts, the romance and comedy are handled well without relying on cheap fanservice, the action scenes are great but they don't overshadow the plot and the final chapters tie everything together beautifully. It's not my favorite manga by any means as I usually tend to favor seinen, but it's definitely one of the greatest stories to ever come out of the shounen demographic in my opinion. The ending is a tearjerker but it left me in good spirits.
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Fullmetal Alchemist takes place in the fictional country of Amestris which is heavily based on the Industrial Revolution. Amestris is a unitary state under the rule of a parliamentary republic, run by state alchemists that serve the king utilizing the mystifying arts of alchemy. Alchemy is the power to alter the physical world utilizing its natural elements, performing magic and miracles in the form of science. Alchemy follows the law of equivalent exchange, you must sacrifice something that is of equal value to what you create. You must sacrifice a life to create a life, you must extinguish one flame to ignite another, you have to sacrifice one home to build another, etc...
After being abandoned by their father as children and subjected to watching their mother die, Edward Elric and his brother Alphonse once attempted to utilize the power of alchemy to bring their mother back from the grave, ignoring the dangers of creating a life by offering something of equal value. Edward loses an arm and a leg while Alphonse loses his entire body; his soul placed in a hollow suit of armor that can't feel the touch of others. As neither of them sacrificed their lives in their entirety, the exchange failed and the boys created an abomination in place of their dead mother.
After burning their own home down and dealing with the abomination they created, Edward and his brother enlist themselves in the military to atone for their sins and learn more about the many secrets of alchemy; potentially learning how to recover their original bodies in the process. While serving in the military, the brothers begin to realize how the wonders of alchemy can be abused for nefarious purposes. Immortal life can be gained by sacrificing hundreds of innocents souls, wars can be staged and foreign nations can be annihilated under false charges, human experimentation aided by alchemy can lead to unnatural mutations, the world of alchemy is more dark and dangerous than either of them could've bargained for.
Fullmetal Alchemist grew on me the longer I read it. When I first started reading, it seemed like it was going to be generic shounen material, but it gets deeper and darker the further it goes on. The way it handles political and religious corruption, the dangers of advanced states abusing their technology and resources at the expense of foreign nations caught in the turmoil, and the sad futility of revenge are all very well done.
The characters all bear the weight of what alchemy is capable of. Edward and Alphonse carry the burden of abusing alchemy for selfish purposes. Their master Izumi loses her womb after attempting to resurrect her dead child. Scar takes many lives after his entire country is desecrated and gets trapped in a pointless cycle of revenge. Roy and Riza endure the regret of committing brutal war crimes for the sake of protecting their own nation. Alchemy creates and destroys in equal measure and no one is free from the consequences of tipping the balance.
The fight scenes are flashy and exciting without being too over-the-top because of the dangerous limitations that alchemy involves. The law of equivalent exchange keeps the power scaling in check and adds plenty of tension to the action. The female characters are especially well done, all of them are strong and unique in their own way. The lead heroine Winry being a skilled mechanic, Riza being an honorable warrior of the military, Olivier Armstrong as cold and vicious as the snowy fortress she guards, and that's just a few of them.
The villains are an interesting parody of the seven deadly sins. Each of them represent the darkness and regrets of each of the main characters and they can only be conquered by coming to terms with their own flaws and sins. The characters having to overcome their personal demons to take on the greater demons trying to overthrow the world from the shadows made the struggles of every single person in the story feel personal. Every character, no matter how minor had their moments to shine. Everyone had a vital role to play and the camaraderie between friend and foe alike never felt cheesy or forced.
Unlike most shounen series I've read, the final arc was my favorite. A lot of long-running shounen series have a habit of being dragged out, losing touch with what made them great or breaking their own rules in messy, plot-hole-filled final arcs that leave a lot to be desired. Fullmetal Alchemist has no lose ends, all characters have complete arcs where they learn and grow from their dark pasts, the romance and comedy are handled well without relying on cheap fanservice, the action scenes are great but they don't overshadow the plot and the final chapters tie everything together beautifully. It's not my favorite manga by any means as I usually tend to favor seinen, but it's definitely one of the greatest stories to ever come out of the shounen demographic in my opinion. The ending is a tearjerker but it left me in good spirits.
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August 16, 2024
Avec Scar en couverture et son brillant couleur terre, ce 8e volume annonce la couleur : on va creuser et déterrer quelques secrets. Ça va faire mal !
Sans surprise Arakawa se livre encore à un exercice de style parfaitement maîtrisé. Le thème de ce tome : la mort, le deuil, le renoncement et l’acceptation. Des étapes vraiment douloureuses de la vie déjà habituellement mais encore plus quand le drame s’en mêle, ce que le sang et les larmes de nos héros nous rappelle si bien. On lit donc ce tome le coeur en bandoulière et le coeur serré. Une fois de plus l’émotion est partout !
Revenir sur la mort des parents de Winry mais aussi de la mère d’Ed et Al, ou encore de l’enfant de leur maîtresse, ne pouvait que raviver des souvenirs. L’autrice s’en sert comme d’une vraie puissance motrice pour à la fois les exorciser et les pousser à aller de l’avant. Dans la résolution de la mort de sa mère, Ed trouve une réponse pleine de promesse pour Al. Dans la découverte des circonstances de la mort de ses parents, Winry découvre qui elle est et quels sentiments l’animent au quotidien. Dans la révélation concernant la mort de son enfant, Izumi trouve l’absolution dont elle avait tant besoin. C’est excellent !
Mais en plus, l’autrice ne s’arrête pas là, elle se sert de cette puissante énergie pour encore nourrir son histoire principale sur fond l’Alchimie, de luttes raciales, de génocide, de recherche sur les humains, etc. Et on se retrouve encore avec un tome plein de combats, de sacrifices et grandeurs d’âmes et de révélations, le tout mené à un rythme trépident avec tout qui s’entremêle et s’entrelace pour former un ensemble dense, passionnant et terriblement efficace pour nous happer et ne plus nous lâcher. Son trait et sa mise en scène sont ravageur pour cela, notamment lors des combats et ici du pièce tendu à Scar pour nos frères et leurs alliés. Que c’est beau et intense de leur voir lutter tous ensemble en utilisant ce pour quoi ils sont le plus doués afin d’ensemble trouver des réponses.
Ce tome fut vraiment intéressant pour tout cela mais aussi pour la façon dont il fait avancer l’histoire entre ombre et lumière avec des révélations nous entraînant toujours plus loin dans les coulisses sombres de l’Histoire. L’autrice montre bien en effet comme dans les sociétés il y a notre petite vie tranquille à la surface et toutes les horreurs et atrocités bien cachées qui se passent ou se sont passées dans l’ombre. C’est parfaitement représenté, notamment par le combat mené par Mustang et ses acolytes, et c’est en train de le devenir pour Ed et Al vis-à-vis de Winry, mais il y a besoin de ce combat dans l’ombre pour que la population puisse survivre et ne pas être ravager psychologiquement par tout ce qui se joue, c’est leur rôle de protecteur, de héros de l’ombre. Et c’est vraiment puissamment écrit par l’autrice.
Une lecture donc encore d’un intensité folle, qui pénètre vraiment en nous par tout ce qu’elle met en jeu sur la mort, le deuil, la famille, l’amitié, le sacrifice, le combat. Arakawa est une conteuse experte et une metteuse en scène incroyable, elle tire les ficelles comme personne et trouve des manières tellement efficaces de nous mettre des images inoubliables de ces moments en tête. La détresse de Winry, le soulagement d’Ed et Izumi, l’espoir d’Al, le courage de Roy et Lisa… on ne peut pas les oublier !
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Sans surprise Arakawa se livre encore à un exercice de style parfaitement maîtrisé. Le thème de ce tome : la mort, le deuil, le renoncement et l’acceptation. Des étapes vraiment douloureuses de la vie déjà habituellement mais encore plus quand le drame s’en mêle, ce que le sang et les larmes de nos héros nous rappelle si bien. On lit donc ce tome le coeur en bandoulière et le coeur serré. Une fois de plus l’émotion est partout !
Revenir sur la mort des parents de Winry mais aussi de la mère d’Ed et Al, ou encore de l’enfant de leur maîtresse, ne pouvait que raviver des souvenirs. L’autrice s’en sert comme d’une vraie puissance motrice pour à la fois les exorciser et les pousser à aller de l’avant. Dans la résolution de la mort de sa mère, Ed trouve une réponse pleine de promesse pour Al. Dans la découverte des circonstances de la mort de ses parents, Winry découvre qui elle est et quels sentiments l’animent au quotidien. Dans la révélation concernant la mort de son enfant, Izumi trouve l’absolution dont elle avait tant besoin. C’est excellent !
Mais en plus, l’autrice ne s’arrête pas là, elle se sert de cette puissante énergie pour encore nourrir son histoire principale sur fond l’Alchimie, de luttes raciales, de génocide, de recherche sur les humains, etc. Et on se retrouve encore avec un tome plein de combats, de sacrifices et grandeurs d’âmes et de révélations, le tout mené à un rythme trépident avec tout qui s’entremêle et s’entrelace pour former un ensemble dense, passionnant et terriblement efficace pour nous happer et ne plus nous lâcher. Son trait et sa mise en scène sont ravageur pour cela, notamment lors des combats et ici du pièce tendu à Scar pour nos frères et leurs alliés. Que c’est beau et intense de leur voir lutter tous ensemble en utilisant ce pour quoi ils sont le plus doués afin d’ensemble trouver des réponses.
Ce tome fut vraiment intéressant pour tout cela mais aussi pour la façon dont il fait avancer l’histoire entre ombre et lumière avec des révélations nous entraînant toujours plus loin dans les coulisses sombres de l’Histoire. L’autrice montre bien en effet comme dans les sociétés il y a notre petite vie tranquille à la surface et toutes les horreurs et atrocités bien cachées qui se passent ou se sont passées dans l’ombre. C’est parfaitement représenté, notamment par le combat mené par Mustang et ses acolytes, et c’est en train de le devenir pour Ed et Al vis-à-vis de Winry, mais il y a besoin de ce combat dans l’ombre pour que la population puisse survivre et ne pas être ravager psychologiquement par tout ce qui se joue, c’est leur rôle de protecteur, de héros de l’ombre. Et c’est vraiment puissamment écrit par l’autrice.
Une lecture donc encore d’un intensité folle, qui pénètre vraiment en nous par tout ce qu’elle met en jeu sur la mort, le deuil, la famille, l’amitié, le sacrifice, le combat. Arakawa est une conteuse experte et une metteuse en scène incroyable, elle tire les ficelles comme personne et trouve des manières tellement efficaces de nous mettre des images inoubliables de ces moments en tête. La détresse de Winry, le soulagement d’Ed et Izumi, l’espoir d’Al, le courage de Roy et Lisa… on ne peut pas les oublier !
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May 26, 2017
Extrañaba enormemente leer FMA, es un hecho que después de un tiempo y de leer obras de otros mangakas, regresar con Arakawa es toda una experiencia genial.
Mucho antes había mencionado que su estilo en cuanto al dibujo era "simple" ó "sencillo" en cuanto a los fondos y que se centraba más en el diseño de los personajes...que ignorante era en ese momento y no es que ahora sea una experta ni nada, pero darte cuenta de muchos detalles y apreciar más el diseño, los dibujos y la composición te hace disfrutar mucho más de la historia.
En este tomo nos encontramos con algunos enfrentamientos, peleas con mucho movimiento y todo está espléndidamente representado en el dibujo, las viñetas son dinámicas y es algo que me ha sorprendido y encantado, Arakawa utiliza todo el espacio posible para contar la historia haciendo que las secuencias sean lo más fluidas posibles.
En cuanto a la historia Ed y Al finalmente ven otra perspectiva a su situación y esto les hace replantearse el camino que hasta ahora iban siguiendo y ahora más decididos que nunca tienen un plan para conseguir algunas respuestas, así que lo primero es conseguir que alguno de los homúnculos salga de su escondite y la mejor opción que tienen es usar a Scar para lograrlo, pero con lo que no contaban es que se les unirán Ling y Lan Fan, quienes ven una oportunidad de salir también beneficiados.
Algo que me encanta mucho son esos momentos en los que Ed y Al se sinceran y pueden hablar de lo que sea, lo más gracioso ha sido que Winry pudo participar un poco en esta interacción y ver lo mucho que se llevan y se aprecian es muy bonito.
Ahora bien, con el plan en marcha, algo que tampoco tenían en consideración es que el coronel Mustang también tomará parte de todo este revuelo, haciendo que todos de alguna manera se sincronicen para lograr su objetivo.
Sin duda es un tomo sumamente emocionante, tanto por el enfrentamiento con Scar como con la participación de Ling y Lan Fan que no la tendrán nada fácil, dando como resultado varios giros inesperados y emocionantes.
Con un final que definitivamente te deja con muchas ganas de seguir leyendo.
Sin dudarlo es una historia que recomendaría siempre.
September 25, 2022
"Your hands weren't meant to take people's lives. They were meant to save them."
It was a great struggle picking a quote for this volume. So many big moments happen in this volume.
Only Fullmetal Alchemist can entertain you with badass action and characters, engross you with revelations and military politics, inspire you by the drive of characters to reach their goals, while also leaving you in tears with emotional gut punches.
Nothing is better than a well written anti-hero/antagonist with a sad backstory that justifies their actions. Scar is one of the best examples of that. Even when he's actively attempting to hurt the protagonists, I can't help but to root for him.
One of Hiromu Arakawa's strengths as an author is keeping track of moving parts in her story and perfectly integrating them into the main storyline. I loved discovering the existence of a connection Ed and Al's father has to the Homunculi due to a seemingly unimportant event.
It was a great struggle picking a quote for this volume. So many big moments happen in this volume.
Only Fullmetal Alchemist can entertain you with badass action and characters, engross you with revelations and military politics, inspire you by the drive of characters to reach their goals, while also leaving you in tears with emotional gut punches.
Nothing is better than a well written anti-hero/antagonist with a sad backstory that justifies their actions. Scar is one of the best examples of that. Even when he's actively attempting to hurt the protagonists, I can't help but to root for him.
One of Hiromu Arakawa's strengths as an author is keeping track of moving parts in her story and perfectly integrating them into the main storyline. I loved discovering the existence of a connection Ed and Al's father has to the Homunculi due to a seemingly unimportant event.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
March 16, 2020
If these Fullmetal Editions had sewn bindings instead of crappy glue, they would be just about perfect. The story inside is already there! Hiromu Arakawa is obviously some kind of sorceress as I am enthralled by everything she produces. Her art is fantastic, the stories are entertaining, and her characters are unforgettable. Any fan of sequential art, graphic storytelling, and/or manga should be demanding this series from their local library or taking home copies of the Fullmetal Edition reprints to read, display on their bookshelves, and reread time and again. My kids also enjoy Arakawa sensei’s work here and in the also brilliant Silver Spoon.
July 1, 2020
Volume 8 is a real page turner as we see Edward learn the truth about human transmutation and gain renewed hope that he can restore Alphonse to his original body. The boys also use Scar to lure out the hommunucli and with help from Ling and the sacrifices of Lan Fan as well as assistance from Mustang and co the boys capture Gluttony. Enraged by the knowledge it was Mustang who killed Lust, Gluttony has only one thing on his mind by the books close: The end of Roy Mustang.
We also have a pivotal moment for Winry upon learning that Scar was the one responsible for her parents deaths. In the end, Winry does not go down the road she would likely never come back from.
None of that was in order, just DAMN I love this series. There is never a lull and everything is paced incredibly well.
We also have a pivotal moment for Winry upon learning that Scar was the one responsible for her parents deaths. In the end, Winry does not go down the road she would likely never come back from.
None of that was in order, just DAMN I love this series. There is never a lull and everything is paced incredibly well.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
March 28, 2021
lol, chả hiểu sao tập này được rate 4.61* =)))
Tập này thể hiện những điểm tệ hại nhất của các manga shounen, 1 điều mình liên tục nhắc tới ở review vài tập trước.
Scar là 1 nhân vật xuất hiện rất nhiều, nhưng là 1 nhân vật có cái triết lý theo đuổi hơi ngu si. Rõ ràng tác giả muốn thông qua Scar để thể hiện nhiều triết lý của mình, nhưng với mình đó là 1 màn thể hiện tệ hại, rất phi lý, trẻ con và buồn cười.
Những thể hiện nội tâm chưa phát triển tới lắm.
Tổ chức của cha già nom có vẻ thưởng quá. Ít người nên mấy việc cỏn con cũng phải lôi át chủ bài là tổng thống ra, trong khi đáng lẽ đây pahir là con bài tẩy nên xuất hiện mãi về sau này.
Thôi theo thì theo cho chót chứ chả nhẽ drop =)))
Tập này thể hiện những điểm tệ hại nhất của các manga shounen, 1 điều mình liên tục nhắc tới ở review vài tập trước.
Scar là 1 nhân vật xuất hiện rất nhiều, nhưng là 1 nhân vật có cái triết lý theo đuổi hơi ngu si. Rõ ràng tác giả muốn thông qua Scar để thể hiện nhiều triết lý của mình, nhưng với mình đó là 1 màn thể hiện tệ hại, rất phi lý, trẻ con và buồn cười.
Những thể hiện nội tâm chưa phát triển tới lắm.
Tổ chức của cha già nom có vẻ thưởng quá. Ít người nên mấy việc cỏn con cũng phải lôi át chủ bài là tổng thống ra, trong khi đáng lẽ đây pahir là con bài tẩy nên xuất hiện mãi về sau này.
Thôi theo thì theo cho chót chứ chả nhẽ drop =)))
December 19, 2021
Cada vez es más difícil hacer reseñas del manga sin caer en el spoiler, así que lo trataré por encima y no recomiendo que la lea quien no se haya leído los anteriores. En este tomo la trama continúa avanzando y nos encontramos nuevas respuestas en algunos personajes. Ed y Al siguen con su objetivo, pero también se dan cuenta de muchas cosas clave.
Aquí además tiene un papel Scar y podemos conocer un poco más de su historia. Algo que me gusta de este manga es que al final nos van mostrando cosas importantes de todos los personajes. Los homúnculos también tienen mucho que aportar. Además en este tomo tiene lugar una de mis escenas favoritas de Ed y Winry, que creo que define mucho a esta última como personaje. El final del tomo se queda en la parte más interesante.
Le doy 5/5 🌟
Aquí además tiene un papel Scar y podemos conocer un poco más de su historia. Algo que me gusta de este manga es que al final nos van mostrando cosas importantes de todos los personajes. Los homúnculos también tienen mucho que aportar. Además en este tomo tiene lugar una de mis escenas favoritas de Ed y Winry, que creo que define mucho a esta última como personaje. El final del tomo se queda en la parte más interesante.
Le doy 5/5 🌟
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July 21, 2018
Ed dan Al yg sblmnya bimbang tentang tubuh dan jiwa Al bisa sedikit lega, ada hal-hal yg mengindikasikan badan Al benar2 "tersimpan" di suatu tempat dan waktu. Hanya saja berapa *harga* yg hrs dibayar untuk mendapatkannya kembali. Philosopher stone?? Bakal tega gak mereka ya?!
Pukpuk Winry... pukpuk Scar juga....
Ed dan Ling bekerja sama untuk memancing Scar dan menangkap Homonculus. Ehladalah King Bradley dan Roy Mustang punya rencana masing2. Makin runcing nih perseteruan diam-diam antara Mustang dan Bradley, apalagi Ling tak sengaja mengetahui rahasia mata kiri Bradley.
Pukpuk Lan Fang....
(ehhh... wait, mata kiri Bradley ~ mata kiri Ciel Phantomhive) #eh
Pukpuk Winry... pukpuk Scar juga....
Ed dan Ling bekerja sama untuk memancing Scar dan menangkap Homonculus. Ehladalah King Bradley dan Roy Mustang punya rencana masing2. Makin runcing nih perseteruan diam-diam antara Mustang dan Bradley, apalagi Ling tak sengaja mengetahui rahasia mata kiri Bradley.
Pukpuk Lan Fang....
(ehhh... wait, mata kiri Bradley ~ mata kiri Ciel Phantomhive) #eh
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