Reviews for Fullmetal Alchemist Manga

I like Arakawa-san's work. This work is also one of my favorite works. It's a popular work among men, but it's always been popular. Women can enjoy reading it too.

I read through both the manga and anime about 10 years ago, but it's been a while since I wanted to watch them, so I reread the comics. It's really interesting no matter how many times I read it! Each character is standing, and the anguish and conflict of each person, including enemies and villains, is carefully depicted, so it's easy to empathize. Also, since I became an adult 10 years ago, I also had feelings and discoveries within me that were different from when I read it back then. I feel that this is an immortal work that won't fade no matter how many times I read it. I read it a long time ago! I definitely recommend it to those who say that.

I watched almost all of them in anime. I don't really like the picture, but it's a good work. It's also called a shonen manga, and from an adult's point of view, I sometimes feel that it's still aimed at children, but it's a work I want children to read. My kids said it was funny. The rating is 4.3 ☆

I think the pattern is the cutest in shonen manga, so I'm convinced that there are many female fans even though there are scenes of cruelty. The way they overcame various trials and grew was impressive. I'm glad it had a happy ending. I don't know if I start reading it again someday, I won't stop.

I think it's a huge comic on a scale that is second to none of the popular long-form comics. A story with battles and questions about life and death that you can't even imagine from the name Alchemist at first.

I used to watch anime. The opening part remains in my memory. I was curious about what happened at the end, so I read the manga even more now, and I'm glad it had a happy ending. It's a nice work that brings back the feeling I had when I was watching the anime with excitement and excitement

It's nostalgic. I also liked anime, and I bought the original one. It's a very thought-provoking and engaging story.

I watched the anime and loved it. As is the case with siblings, all of the various characters are comics, and I think it's a wonderful work where they “live” properly and are shaken by emotions.

I was so moved that I reread it over and over again. I was so shocked when I first read it. The siblings' journey is over, but I want to meet them again while imagining how they will live in the bright future that will continue from now on.

The title was famous, so I knew it, but I hadn't read it, so I read it. All of the characters are cool and the pictures are amazing.

After this work, when it comes to alchemy, there is a feeling that quite a bit has followed this pattern. I feel like equivalent exchange was also conveniently used from here. Even after leaving the work, I can clearly remember the scene for better or worse, so the impact of the episode is also considerable.

Even though the Elric brothers' wishes are so sad and unwavering, they are endlessly involved in various things in their adventures for a purpose. What will actually happen.

There are various endings in anime, movies, etc., and I don't know the original last one anymore. But every last one was interesting, so I was addicted to it.

There are paper comics at my parents' house, but I really wanted to read them in the middle of the night, so I bought all the volumes as adults. After all, it's amazing. All the foreshadowing really feels good. A sense of speed where I can't stop reading. I'm sure I've read it already, I want to watch movies, and I've watched a lot of anime, so it's fun. If anything, it's played with the voice actor's voice and this is fun lol Recently, this much has been made, but I wonder if there is a work that can be finished without shaking off the reader until the end. It's difficult, but I understand. I'm devastated by human stupidity, but there is a way I overcame it. Hats off.

After all, Fullmetal Alchemist is interesting no matter how many times I read it. In addition to the story, I also like drawing. I personally loved Envy.

This work was a long time ago, but it's interesting to read it now. I'd like to take this opportunity to watch TV animations as well.

As the story progressed, I was drawn in more and more. I was so nervous that I didn't know what kind of developments were waiting for me.