Reviews for Fullmetal Alchemist Manga

I learned about the bond between siblings and the importance of life in this comic. I was in middle school at the time, so I was addicted to alchemy and Uhohohoi. It's interesting!

Fullmetal Alchemist is everything to me because I became addicted to manga and anime. We have prepared books, complete editions, and all other books, and we have also prepared DVD/Blu-ray of anime, but we are considering whether to arrange all volumes electronically so that they can be read anytime, anywhere. That's how interesting it is. Anyway, “Read it! If you read it, you'll understand!!” I'll just tell you that. You won't regret it.

Speaking of shonen manga, this is it! Anyway, the characters are cool, and each one acts with their own ideas, so I can have a deep reflection

I read it when I was a student, but when I read it again as an adult, I understood how amazing Arakawa-sensei was. Everything is fun without getting bored from beginning to end, and collecting foreshadowing is amazing. I love the relationship between Colonel Mustang and Lieutenant Hawkeye.

Once upon a time, I was only able to read it halfway through, and it's been about 10 years since then, but now I've read it all the way to the end, and it was still interesting!

It's dark, but the characters are bright, so it's not that dark, is the original story. It's hot and bubbly. Everyone is fleshy, so it's reassuring to watch. The way the last one ended was so vivid that it remains in comic history, and I was able to show off my differences in rank as a manga artist unrivaled by others. As expected, sir. I like it. I love it.

I've been reading comics since they were serialized (in the early days). It's interesting no matter how many times you reread it. A sense of gag that I feel here and there. The appeal of each character. I think it's amazing for the main characters, who have a pretty serious side while being funny, and just face each other straight to it. After I've finished reading it, the photos say it all, and I feel like I've been on a very long journey. It's very disappointing for the characters that disappear along the way, but the background (story) until they disappear hits my heart, so I definitely want you to read them. As I read it, I can sense a lot of things from small descriptions, and although there is sometimes sad content, the connection between people is very strong, and I feel somewhat relieved.

I haven't read it in a long time, but it's still interesting! After reading it, I wanted to watch anime and movies (anime) too! It made me nostalgic when I thought about that story like I cried or bought a CD. I've read a lot of wonderful works until now, but Hagaren is exceptional. Works that don't fade no matter how many years have passed are amazing, I love them. I will continue to support Arakawa-sensei!

I think it's a really wonderful work that has new emotions no matter when you read it. I love it!!

The pictures are beautiful, the story and worldview are well built, and everyone around them has characters standing, and I think it's a very beautifully completed comic. If you don't mean that shonen comics drawn by female authors are impossible... I recommend it. I really like Major Armstrong's older sister.

I think it was a novel that felt like a shonen manga, which was worth reading. I was moved by the story that showed cruel content without hesitation and showed how they overcome it.

It's my favorite comic I've ever come across, and it's a work that should be called a textbook for life. The story is great, but I think the fact that all the characters are alive is particularly appealing. Each character has strengths and weaknesses, and there are points I can sympathize with, so by the time I finish reading it, everyone likes it. I hope Hagaren will continue to be read by many people in the future!

The depth of the bond between siblings is amazing. It's one of the works you can learn from comics. The anime was great too.

Chimeras have appeared in quick succession in the works I've read recently, and it reminded me of this work. I was shocked because it was my first time reading the style of not hesitating to say a painful break up in a grand and meticulously crafted world. I feel the same belief among Demon Slayer writers. And what shocked me the most was the chimera episode. In an article I saw last month, this episode of Chimera was selected as one of the 3 shocking anime trauma episodes that left me speechless, and I thought, oh, I wasn't the only one. Readers are so shocked, so I think the artist who draws it is more than that. The artist who creates works that remain in my memory no matter how many years have passed is truly wonderful.

The characters are cool and the battles are cool and interesting! The story was heavy and dark, but the tempo was good and interesting!

I'm really moved and made to cry The strength, ugliness, kindness, and stupidity of humans... it's a very learning work

The pictures are beautiful, the story is solid, and it's interesting until the end. None of this author's comics are flawed.

I can't stop reading this once I start reading it! If you like comics, I think this is one book you should read. Mysteries lead to mysteries, and I can't stop reading them. We recommend buying points in bulk starting with bulk purchases.

I've loved it since anime, but comics were interesting too. Both the story and the characters that appeared were really lively. I'm curious about the sequel!