Reviews for Fullmetal Alchemist Manga

I liked the girls' manga series, and it was shocking at first, but the characters were fascinating and I fell in love with them. I especially liked Edward and Winry, and I was moved by the final episode. I recommend this work.

A blockbuster that everyone knows! If you like comics, I think everyone will love it! If you haven't seen it, it's worth watching! Please include the anime ♦

The anime was good too, but I think everyone should read it is packed here. Ed is so annoying and cute. Alphonse is even cuter.

It's one of the anime I enjoyed watching every week when I was a kid. The beginning was an anime, but I thought I'd read comics too, so I started reading them. Entering the world of Hagaren after a long absence is so much fun!

Wow, what a high degree of perfection!! It's fun no matter where you read it, and every story matters. And it's done so quickly and cleanly. that's too amazing.

I knew it existed, but I was curious about what happened to the siblings at the end, so I started reading it. At the end, I definitely want them to be rewarded... the content made me think about ethnic groups, wars, etc.

I've read volume 27. First, “amazing!” did that come up with an impression? The excellent arrangement of the characters is amazing. Of course, there's no waste, but how to proceed with the story while setting up foreshadowing that is deeply involved in the story, connect as friends towards the end, and how to move the characters. It's amazing how to use it as if it were holding down the pressure points of a keyword. “One of All,” “All in One,” and “The Seven Deadly Sins,” and “The Philosopher's Stone.” The lines that add depth to this epic story and the writer's vocabulary that spun them out. The impressive battle scenes drawn, the detailed writing, and the different characters are amazing. Also, that past story and background make this character even more impressive. Above all else, it was a female artist who drew this work, and she never took a break from serialization during serialization, pregnancy, childbirth, and child-rearing. It's too amazing ❗ The relationship between “Philosopher's Stone,” which is the key to the story, and the idea of justice and action typical of shonen comics. I thought the end of the story was a wonderful way to end, where I could have dreams for the future and think about my sibling's trip.

I chose this work if I were to give one book to a family that hadn't come into contact with comics at all. Almost an all-time best. Bizarre action scenes, characters you can love, a profound worldview, and a surprising story. This is the royal road of action comics.

As far as I know, it's number 1 among me. I will always tell you about this work when asked for recommendations. All sticky notes have been collected, and the final round has been reached cleanly without any conflict. There is laughter, there are tears, there are romance elements, and there are battle elements. It's not too long, not too short, and it progresses at a good tempo. It's awesome.

I have all the volumes. It always makes me excited. Ed's eagerness to study helped me quite a bit when I was a student. I want you to read novels too

I've been reading since I was a student, and even now that I'm an adult, it's an interesting and powerful comic no matter how many times I reread it. It's probably my favorite shonen manga. It's one of the comics I definitely want my kids to read when they grow up.

It's a highly rated work even if I haven't reviewed it, so if you haven't read it yet, I definitely recommend it. The content is excellent, and the final production is as impressive as expected. It really is an excellent work that will go down in history.

I love manga and movies. It's interesting, and the story is so exquisite. It's a work that makes me learn a lot.

I thought it was a work I became more and more addicted to it as I read it ⤴ There are always only jarring scenes... I'm particularly relieved that the brothers Ed and Al, who grow up properly little by little in the midst of it, read it? It's a work that always makes me want to cheer for it?

I watched cartoons and anime. The determination of the two brothers, the support of their surroundings... strong hearts and feelings. All of the characters are amazing. That's cool. It's a memorable comic.

I had never seen Hagaren, but it was interesting. I thought I'd like to see Animemomi. It was cool, so I recommend it.