Reviews for Fullmetal Alchemist Manga

I hadn't read it, so I followed my memory and bought it halfway through. I'm glad it was a solid finish. I want you to draw something like this again

The first time I saw it was an anime. I was drawn into the beginning of the siblings testing human body refinement in order to revive their mother. Ed, who cares too much about his height, is cute too. It's a good work.

The settings were a little too complicated, so I didn't understand the details at all. But I thought it was a good manga that I could enjoy in general. Also, through manga, I thought it was about learning about people, or rather theorems as human beings. To be honest, until about 20 volumes, I regretted getting my hands on this manga, but now that I've read it to the end, I'm glad I didn't throw it in the middle. I gave it 4 stars just because I didn't want to get the same score as my favorite manga. I'm glad I came across a good manga with dreams.

I was drawn to the word alchemy and started reading it at the time. Each battle has its own characteristics, so you can enjoy it, and I think it's great that the story goes through one core. The characters have big bones.

The pictures are easy to read, and I think the characters are really good. My younger brother, who has no body, is dumbfounded even by the gap with his appearance (laughs)

The story feels heavy, but it was interesting because there were some laughable parts. The female characters were also particularly cool.

I used to read it a bit, but when I looked back at the anime the other day, it was interesting and I bought it. I'm glad I last found out.

I bought it because my kids were watching the first season of the anime. War scenes are still sad, or rather, vain in any work, but it's a work I like because there are so many attractive characters. The bonus gags and four-frame comics are interesting.

What is life? It's a work that makes you think deeply about what bioethics is with fascinating characters!

Hagaren joined from the anime, but since I was young, I was too scared to watch it, but when I became an adult, it was insanely interesting. The picture isn't very good, but the story is great. It's a carefully crafted story. There's a sense of lousy at the end, which makes it difficult to talk about. I feel like the last volume is also like this.

cool! That's all I can say anymore.. lol anyway, that was cool.

I think I'm good at alchemy, which is “equivalent exchange,” rather than the magic of convenience. It's fantasy, but the world view is perfectly made, and the characters who die where they believe without a beautiful correct answer are also nice. Personally, I love Armstrong's older sister!

Stable fun! It's one of my favorite works. Once you start reading, you won't stop

The beginning of the story is interesting!! If you watch volume one, you'll be able to read more and more!! There's still the last volume!! You don't have to wait for the continuation (lol)!!

I love both Ed and Al so much! Very interesting work! awesome!!!

After all, Arakawa-san's comics are interesting. I started with the anime, but I'm glad I read the original! We're still in the middle, though. I'm worried about the continuation, and I want to read it all the way to the end!

The names of the characters are rattling, so it took me a while to memorize them. The content was also difficult, so I read it over and over again. I think it's an interesting work when you understand a lot of things.

I started with anime, and I love it. Like the worldview or the bond between siblings. It's a work that makes you want to read it over and over again, making you feel excited, nervous, and excited.