Full Metal Alchemist
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| - | '''Full Metal Alchemist''' is a manga and anime series from Bones and distributed in the US by FUNimation. The series follows Al and Ed Elric in their quest to regain their bodies after losing them in an alchemy accident. While searching for the answer, the two become entangled in a deep rooted government plot. | + | '''Full Metal Alchemist''' is a manga and anime series from Bones and distributed in the US by FUNimation. The series follows Al and Ed Elric in their quest to regain their bodies after losing them in an alchemy accident. While searching for the answer, the two become entangled in a deep rooted government plot. The manga, written by Arakawa Hiromu, first began publication is 2001 and is still on-going. The anime started in October of 2003 with music by Mitsuma Masafumi and Oshima Michiru. The series has 51 episodes, with a movie released in July 2005. |
| - | ==General Information== | + | __TOC__ |
| - | '''Full Metal Alchemist''' manga was written by Arakawa Hiromu, starting in 2003 with music by Mitsuma Masafumi and Oshima Michiru. The show has 51 episodes, with a movie released at a later date. | + | |
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Revision as of 16:34, 30 October 2007
Full Metal Alchemist is a manga and anime series from Bones and distributed in the US by FUNimation. The series follows Al and Ed Elric in their quest to regain their bodies after losing them in an alchemy accident. While searching for the answer, the two become entangled in a deep rooted government plot. The manga, written by Arakawa Hiromu, first began publication is 2001 and is still on-going. The anime started in October of 2003 with music by Mitsuma Masafumi and Oshima Michiru. The series has 51 episodes, with a movie released in July 2005.
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Characters
Main Characters
Military
Homonculus
Alchemists
- Alex Louis Armstrong
- Dante
- Fletcher Tringham
- Hohenheim
- Izumi Curtis
- Nash Tringham
- Roy Mustang
- Scar
- Shou Tucker
Civilians
Plot
The series begins as Edward and Alphonse Elric fail in their attempt to revive their dead mother. This resulted in the loss of Alphonse's body and Edwards's left leg. Edward then gave his right arm to bind Alphonse's soul to a suit of armor. Most of the series takes place three years later, after Edward has become a state alchemist. They travel to the city of Lior searching for the philosophers stone, which they plan to use to regain their bodies. After revealing the head priest as a fake, the two return to Central City. Al explains the brothers' background to an inhabitant of the city (Rose) and brothers continue to search for the stone across the country helping the citizens along the way.
