Reviews for Fullmetal Alchemist Manga

I was reading Monthly Gangan at the time, and Gangan was published every other week thereafter. I graduated from Gangan when it was every other week, and after that, I had no idea that such a super popular large-scale serial would begin. Maybe it was the best time for comics, wasn't it? Record 25.04.03

It's a dangerous manga that starts with the anime, is addicted to the original, and you won't be able to stop reading it all the time. I didn't really understand the significance of Homunculus's existence in the anime, so I even felt that it was a nuisance, but in the original, I understood this as an indispensable presence. It's not just a battle manga, it's a profound story.

I was reading while watching anime. I'm nostalgic. It was really passionate, sad, cruel, and hopeful, and I still love it. The characters are all so cool, aren't they? I still mutter in my heart when I'm tired of pain or “I don't like kids with good intuition” lol

It's a power push work, so I read it to the point where I could read it. It's scary to revive the dead, but it's also scary to sacrifice legs and arms...

I love the Colonel!! I really like The Colonel, and I think every character (even the supporting characters that only appear a little bit) is a very powerful work that makes you feel flesh and blood.

The story is beautiful from beginning to end, and the foreshadowing is amazing. There are a lot of strong characters, but it's also good that the main character isn't that strong or strong even in the story. If the story is beautiful, I can recommend it as top class of all comics.

I've been reading it since I was a kid, and it's still interesting no matter how many times I read it. Personally, I think it's No. 1 dark fantasy manga. Speaking of Arakawa-sensei, there are characters for each character, and every character is wonderful. Not to mention the main character and the people involved in it, even the antagonists and gray beings are cool. The villain also drew a sharp line, and it made me think that if he penetrated his words and beliefs, he would become even more attractive. Also, since each character stands firmly, it is possible to predict to some extent how they will move depending on the scene, so it can be read without stress. Also, the technique of collecting all the many foreshadowing lines in the story without leaving a single one is impressive. No matter how many times I read it, I'm impressed by how they make good use of ① foreshadows that create later developments and ② foreshadows that give goosebumps from the beginning, and they are entangled together to quickly collect them at the end. The gradation towards the passionate development of the final stage also suppresses necessary elements in shonen manga, and it really is a great work that I would like to list in a comic textbook.

It started when I started reading it to escape the entrance exam lol I thought it would be long, but the story development that doesn't blur until the end and doesn't have a sense of detour doesn't make me feel long. I'm glad I read it all the way to the end. I've been rereading it many times since I finished it.

It's a work dealing with heavy themes, but it's easy to read with just the right amount of gags. Every character is attractive, and it's nice that they don't leave too much.

Speaking of Arakawa-sensei, it's definitely Hagaren! I love it, read it over and over again, and watch anime over and over again. I loved Ed, Ed and Al, who was really charming, strong, and kind.

Shamefully, I lived without knowing Hagaren until recently. Of the manga I borrowed from my boss who loved manga, Hagaren was the most interesting, and I bought it again myself. Not to mention the main characters, all the people involved in them were very fascinating, and it was a story where not only Ed and Al, but also readers could learn and grow. When I learned that Arakawa-sensei was a woman, I treated her as the same woman. I can't believe a woman can draw a manga like this!! Like peasants and aristocrats also drew it, I think it was inspired by the teacher's experience, but that doesn't mean I can draw stories about life and soul up to this point!! The famous zerifs of the characters are also amazing. I'm glad we met!! There was no harm in reading it, I'm glad I read it!! It's a story I always think.

The fun of the first episode, the preparation of the content, and everything is good until the end. Definitely a work I can recommend. If you're unsure about what to read, I want you to try reading just one volume.

Since it has been made into an anime or movie, I think there are many people who know the content, but after all, the original manga shakes my heart the most. They are two adults who have gone through a lot of experiences, but by accident they sometimes feel that they are still children, so I think they are very good at such expressions

It is a story where siblings who have lost their bodies go on adventures and grow to regain their own bodies. The great thing about this work is that there's no waste. Scenes like sub-quests in RPGs are also good at getting involved in the main story, and they get involved by accident. Also, people's emotions and thoughts are drawn extremely carefully, and there are no characters whose meaning you don't really understand. There are so many characters, but the impression on each one of them remains strong, and many favorite characters have been created. The reason why it is a famous work is impressive, and it is a wonderful work. The anime is interesting too.

I just started reading it and it's interesting!! I'm worried about further developments. There are many things I still don't understand, so I'm looking forward to seeing what happens.