Krang | 11-06-2004 01:26 AM |
Welcome to Central City, a new section of the forums to cover Fullmetal Alchemist discussion. As you may or may not be aware, Fullmetal Alchemist begins airing on Adult Swim on November 6 at 11:00 PM Central (Nov. 7 12:00 AM Eastern) and re-airs November 11 at 11:30 PM Central (Nov. 12 12:30 AM Eastern). So what is Fullmetal Alchemist? Here's a quick plot summary from ANN:
For more information and trailers, check out the official English site here. Shredder and I have seen the entire series already, and it has quickly become one of our favorites due to the great characters, exciting plot, and more.
Still, you may be wondering why we have a separate forum for FMA and not just a thread in the Ailesberry. This is because due to the mature and well-developed plot and to the elements of mystery in the series, we think it will most likely appeal to fans of Big O, and what better time to start a section for it than now? We hope that you'll give this show a chance and come back to discuss the new episodes every week as they air.
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After losing their mother, Alphonse and Edward Elric attempt to bring her back using the forbidden science of human alchemy. However, alchemy operates on the theory of equivalent trade, and breaking the human alchemy taboo carries a heavy price. Ed loses his leg, and Al loses his body. Ed is able to seal Al’s soul inside of a huge suit of armor, at the cost of his arm. Years later, Ed (now with two mechanical limbs) and Al (still trapped in the armor) leave their childhood home, each brother concerned with the other’s happiness. Ed, who has a natural talent and skill for alchemy, becomes nationally certified and is soon known everywhere as the "Fullmetal Alchemist." Their true objective is to search for any information on the fabled Philosopher’s Stone, hoping it will allow them to regain their old bodies. All of their hopes rest with this mythical stone, which may not even exist at all. However, the brothers soon learn that they are not the only ones after the powerful stone. |
For more information and trailers, check out the official English site here. Shredder and I have seen the entire series already, and it has quickly become one of our favorites due to the great characters, exciting plot, and more.
Still, you may be wondering why we have a separate forum for FMA and not just a thread in the Ailesberry. This is because due to the mature and well-developed plot and to the elements of mystery in the series, we think it will most likely appeal to fans of Big O, and what better time to start a section for it than now? We hope that you'll give this show a chance and come back to discuss the new episodes every week as they air.