Reviews for Fullmetal Alchemist Manga

This review contains spoilers. This is really one work I would recommend to anyone in my life! If you like dark fantasy comics and anime, you'll definitely fall in love with it! At first, I thought it was something like this little kid, but hey, Ed is so cool! I've just finished the second lap, and the first thing that came out was the water alchemist that had evaporated (?) He was the first to notice that the government was black! that's amazing. As an aside from here on, the last proposal Ed said to Winry (is it just anime?) The scene is awesome! The fact that they exchange them for an equivalent is just like an alchemist and it's great! Oh, by the way, I like that interaction between Colonel Mustang and Lieutenant Hawkeye so much that I think they have feelings for both... are those two recommended captains?

This review contains spoilers. I really love this work! The main character doesn't become Musou, and friends, enemies, and allies come out one after another, and mob characters with amazing characters are active, and stories with amazing names go through the core, and if you notice it, you read them for hours, right? I've been watching various comics for close to 20 years, but I don't think there are any more wonderful works than Fullmetal Alchemist. Personally, I love that they include sets of couples, battles, unity, and daidanen, so I love Dostrike during Dstrike is

This review contains spoilers. You can't understand how interesting it is until you read everything from volume 1 to the last volume. In other words, foreshadowing has already been put up since the first volume. The first episode of volume 1 is an intro to the story, and it only introduces the main character, heroine, main characters, and atmosphere of the story, but Fullmetal Alchemist already foreshadowed the story from the first episode while doing them. I don't even notice that until I read the end of the story. The foreshadowing will be properly collected. Steel is fun!

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I came across when I was in elementary school, completed when I was in college, but I still reread it. My heart was captured by the exciting battle in volume 1, and I quickly advanced into dark fantasy from volume 2 and fell in love with unease, gags, and precise developments. What I read and think is that people who have beliefs are strong. I think this is my first work where my heart was shaken by fictional people in comics. The characters, enemies and allies, are all attractive, especially the women and their uncle, who look and feel cool. Also, there are many scenes that make me cry, but the scene where Ling Yao, who saw Ed's refinement pose, thought it was “like a prayer pose,” and the scene where Greed makes her wish come true in the final volume make my heart warm. No, there are so many others, but there are so many that I can't write them all... By the way, I read this comic and learned the word “annihilation” lol

This review contains spoilers. Personally, this work started with anime. Even now, you can watch pay-per-view videos anytime. It's one of the great works.

This review contains spoilers. A grand and detailed plot. The structure, which naturally expanded from the human drama at the beginning to profound themes such as nation, war, and logic, was amazing. The mystery elements in the beginning, the conspiracy drama in the middle, and the moving climax at the end are firmly connected.