Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Episode 12 Reaction
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More Alphonse impressions please
You are soooooo overprotective of Al and Ed it's ridiculous hahaha :D Can't wait to see you react to future episodes!
I just want to say I love your analyses of shows and your understanding of characters. I learn new things from you guys all the time! :)
Most people just call it "Brotherhood" ladies. Haha you can try that.
Lmao Lola hates hohenheim with passion
I was NOT prepared for Lola voice acting looooool more, more!
Damn, Lola is NOT a fan of Hoenheim lol. Definitely looking forward to how that plays out
The first twenty minutes of the discussion was basically an emotional execution on Van Hohenheim. :D I'm looking forward to the first time we see him in the presence.
I was waiting for this ep. The "It's OK to hurt" line always gets me real misty :(
It just goes to show how good this show is that, even after so many rewatches, this episode ALWAYS makes me tear up. I was crying with you guys!! I've been excited to see your reaction to this episode! <3
L&M: If we ever see the father it will be a close-up scene on his eyes with an evil look in a dark environment. *moments later they start watching and the first scene was exactly what they expected*. That was psychic!
now you can watch all the 4 OVAs if you want: - One is about Ed, Al and Winry. - One is a side story about a character that doesn't show in the main plot - One is about Mustang - And the last one is about their teacher All of them are about past events and there is no particular order to watch any of them. It would be nice if you pick one of them to watch from time to time
I really do hope they watch the OVAs! They're all good in different ways.
It's actually quite interesting what the truth takes away from the people who dare to open the portal. I'm just unsure right now if it explains the show itself or if it becomes apparent through interpretation. So I won't say anything more about it.
The author of the manga is from a family of farmers, so she likes writing stories about life and sacrifice. The manga she created after FMA is based on her own experience and it's about an agricultural high school: Gin no Saji or Silver Spoon.
It’s also SUPER underrated. Even if you’re not someone who is hooked by the premise, trust in the strength of Hiromu Arakawa’s writing. While it doesn’t get dark in the way FMA does, it still can really hit you in your emotions.
To think how good the show is already at this point and there’s still so much to get into.
You just appreciate the anime so much more as an adult when you see how they managed to pass on such adult themes to kids / young teenagers, whereas Avatar was still made for younger kids in my opinion. You see characters die quite often here (Nina, her father, Ishval war, Liore civil uprising, Hughes, Trisha Elric, ...), which even Legends of Korra strongly avoided, in which the "camera" moves far away from the scenery or turns away.
Any news on the poll? :)