Reviews for Fullmetal Alchemist Manga

When I noticed it, I reread it from the beginning. My favorite work. I also have comics, and I was looking forward to the 4 frames at the end of the book and was excited to wait for the new edition to come out (laughs)

Isn't the author a genius? Arakawa-sensei has created really wonderful works, but I can't put into words that shock when I first read through Hagaren. Just read it! read it!

I was addicted to it when I was a kid, and I got nostalgic, so I bought all the volumes for adults. You can easily understand content that you couldn't understand in the past, and you can also notice new things. I can also recommend it to adults.

It's exciting and jarring, and it draws me in when I read it. There must be people who have clapped their hands because they feel like they can just refine it.

There is no point in lessons that don't involve pain. A person cannot gain anything without sacrificing something. I really love this phrase, and I thought a textbook for life would be like this... I love it...

I was addicted to anime when I was in elementary school, and I also read comics. Every character is fascinating! I am moved over and over again by the bond between the Elric Brothers. If you haven't read it yet, be sure to read it. You won't regret it!

I watched anime when I was a kid and then became addicted to it! I like it because brotherly love is depicted so well, there are tears, laughter, and I'm moved

The term “equivalent exchange” seems to be the reason why the name recognition has risen. The story and characters are so engaging that I don't know what to write. Anyway, I highly recommend it! Something like a “strange cat” was great too!

It's a favorite work I've cherished ever since I read it when I was a kid, and even now that I'm an adult! I think I've always been encouraged in my life since I was a kid by my siblings and friends who always look forward and move forward even when they have a hard time. There are a lot of painful scenes, but there are also lots of bright, fun, and laughable scenes, and above all, I definitely want people of any generation to read it if they have even the slightest interest in the characters (lol)!

Seeing it from the anime made me want to read the original, so after all, the best lol anime is an anime and it's a very nice work, but the original has quite a few differences from the anime, so it's fun even in the sense of searching for mistakes. It's just called dark fantasy, so it's a bit gross, but I think it's a great work including that!!

This work is quite challenging to read. It's a natural volume that has become popular, and you can read it at a good tempo until the end. I also recommend other works, so be sure to check them out.

This comic triggered me to learn that humans have seven desires. They face life head-on, and sometimes they are unfaithful, corrupt, and hopeless, yet stand up. It's a work that gave me a lot of strength. I felt that the characters, who had weak voices and couldn't be bothered, were so adorable.

It's interesting, isn't it? Human patterns, twists and turns, including non-human patterns, and collecting false lines that replace enemies and allies are interesting after all, it's all in one word

I love both the original story and the anime! Not only are the main characters, the Elric Brothers, but also the adults and subcharacters around them are fascinating. It's just called dark fantasy, and there are serious scenes and philosophical difficult expressions, but I feel that I learn a lot when I reread it again as an adult. It seemed like a long time until the last volume was a blink of an eye. There's nothing wrong with it, and I think it's a really well-put together story. The gag part is also pretty funny and funny. Arakawa-sensei, who can create such a work, is nothing but a god...!!

It was very interesting. The foreshadowing has been collected until completion, and it has been finished well, so you can watch with peace of mind. Anime is good too.

The siblings are cool. Coupled with the darkness, it's a wonderful work. Anime etc. are not widely distributed, so I was thankful to read it.

I've watched all the manga and anime, and once in a while it's a comic that makes me want to watch it again from the beginning, right? I really like the design and story

It reminds me of the preciousness of life and the various human patterns of bonds with siblings and friends in shonen comics. When I watched the anime when I was in elementary school, it ended in a bad way, but when I looked at it again after the comic was over, it was nice that it headed in a very good direction

After all, it's a great work no matter how many times I read it. I'm sure I'll reread it from the beginning soon. I definitely want other people to read it too.