Reviews for Fullmetal Alchemist Manga

This review contains spoilers. At first, I saw it on TV, so I had the impression that it was hard to stick with, but when I started reading it, I was blown away. It's a comic that looks like a shonen manga, but I think adults can enjoy it too.

This review contains spoilers. I've always liked it, and I've been buying and reading it little by little with my siblings. There are comical scenes, and there are serious scenes, and I'm drawn in more and more. The wording is also interesting, and I like talking about milk that Ed doesn't like, “cloudy white juice secreted from cows,” and he also likes talking about Mustang and Hughes without hesitation. I watched anime and movies, but after all, manga was my favorite!

This review contains spoilers. Despite its dark view of the world, it's a work that doesn't get that dark. The main characters are in a miserable situation, but anyway, they are positive and it feels good to watch their actions. I wonder if the author (female manga artist)'s senses are healthy.

This review contains spoilers. It was so interesting that I was so worried about the continuation that I forgot to sleep and eat and indulged in reading! Not only is the story interesting, but the characters that appear are unique and fascinating. Villains are no exception... I've reread scenes from the battle between Last and Roy over and over. I wasn't bored with just the electronic ones, so I have all the books! I love this work so much.

This review contains spoilers. Needless to say, it's a super popular work, and of course I knew it existed, but until now, I hadn't really tried reading it in earnest. Since it was selected as a power push work this time, I read the beginning part properly for the first time, and I felt like I had caught a glimpse of why it continues to be loved for a long time in a work where a simple hero often found in shonen manga develops a solid, deep story and human drama that makes you want to punch yourself and beat up evil, and it's a work that develops a solid, deep story that makes you want to beat yourself up and defeat evil without permission? It's a story that begins where the Elric brothers dabble in forbidden human body training and pay a big price, and although there is always a serious atmosphere at the root of the story, I'm thankful that you can enjoy following the story without getting too dark thanks to the brotherly love between the two and their bright positivity of not giving up and looking forward even when they don't get the desired results. I'm very curious about what kind of people and events they will encounter from now on in the course of their long journey, and whether what awaits them at the end point is hope or despair...

This review contains spoilers. A classic dark battle fantasy. The fact that the main character Edward from the beginning uses his abilities for cheats over other characters is first and foremost cool, but behind that, there is an unimaginable past, suffering, and effort, and even so, I'm surprised to see him looking forward and doing his best. Not only are they serious, but they also have a proper balance of gag parts, and the characters that solidify their surroundings are also rich in individuality, and there are many attractive characters for both enemies and allies. In the story, I think it's a work where people think deeply about how to face and overcome the death of someone close to them and live due to various episodes that occur due to the fact that there is an option called “human body refinement,” although it is prohibited.

This review contains spoilers. Well, 5 stars isn't enough. It's so much fun from beginning to end! There are places along the way that seem to make me feel sick, but they ended in such a great way that they dispelled it, and I burst into tears. I also feel like taking a look at things after that, but I thought it would be better if I didn't have one to feel refreshed.