This review is mainly about the manga. Just warning.
Okay, now that we covered that, let me just say: this is my number one favorite series of all time.
Now, you may be wondering why. It's because it's hilarious and Just. That. Good.
We have Ed, the selfless, prideful, 15 year old genius, who hates being called short, his younger, and calmer, brother Al, and the rest of the main cast. Which, as someone mentioned earlier, is quite large. Within 27 volumes the characters deal with deaths of absolutely loveable characters, are faced time and time again with the truth, and are thrown through the ringer, time and time again, whether it's by other characters, scenarios, or just because Truth really feels like making them his butt monkey.
And did I mention how loveable most of the characters are? You really feel like cheering all the characters on, even one or two of the bad guys, and it truly feels like all of the characters are real.
Plot aside this is a well written manga that all shonen fans (and even shojo fans) should read from start to finish.
There's A Reason I Love FMA...
This review is mainly about the manga. Just warning.
Okay, now that we covered that, let me just say: this is my number one favorite series of all time.
Now, you may be wondering why. It's because it's hilarious and Just. That. Good.
We have Ed, the selfless, prideful, 15 year old genius, who hates being called short, his younger, and calmer, brother Al, and the rest of the main cast. Which, as someone mentioned earlier, is quite large. Within 27 volumes the characters deal with deaths of absolutely loveable characters, are faced time and time again with the truth, and are thrown through the ringer, time and time again, whether it's by other characters, scenarios, or just because Truth really feels like making them his butt monkey.
And did I mention how loveable most of the characters are? You really feel like cheering all the characters on, even one or two of the bad guys, and it truly feels like all of the characters are real.
Plot aside this is a well written manga that all shonen fans (and even shojo fans) should read from start to finish.