Anime Hater vs Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood

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  @overanalyzingavatar · 8 months ago · pinned

  A little bit of copyright trouble this go around with the latest video, still waiting on the green light to post that. So here's a compilation of all of my reviews for FMAB. Like, comment, subscribe, you know the deal.

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• SH

  @ShonicBurn · 8 months ago

  I like how you mix up Edward with his dad in the opening because you haven't seen his dad yet. It's a clever detail they hid in the opening that can only be appreciated on your second watch through.

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• BR

  @brunop.8745 · 8 months ago

  My favorite thing about Kimblee is that Kimblee, the evilest guy in the show, the man who causes mass death and destruction for shits and giggles, immensely respects Edward Elric (his exact polar opposite) because he isn&apos;t a hypocrite, and Kimblee <i>hates</i> hypocrisy

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• JA

  @Jaosen · 7 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNaAbEBk3X8&amp;t=2640">0:44:00</a> The reason for Edward being distraught over the fact that the monstrosity that appeared was NOT his mother, is because he realized that it wasn&apos;t just a failure of alchemy that caused the destruction of both his and Alfonz&apos;s bodies. Instead, it was something that was never going to work in the first place. So, the pain he put himself and his brother through for this impossibility was, in fact, pointless suffering.

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• PA

  @patrickbohn5235 · 8 months ago (edited)

  The Dwarf was made from Hohenheims blood basically as kind of a channeled human transmutation. When characters do human transmutation theyre brought before the truth and the gate and the gate opens and they exchange some of their body for the knowledge within. If you note though, the knowledge beyond the gate shares an aesthetic with the dwarf. So best guess is somehow the Xerxes Alchemists managed to pull a fragment of whatevers beyond the gate into the real world in the form of the dwarf. Hence why it has so much knowledge as well, it literally is made from the stuff. Also why its door is blank, its never had to learn anything. It has no path to knowledge because it never sought any out because it assumed it already had it all.

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• BL

  @blackmanta66 · 7 months ago

  To explain Mustangs fire alchemy, it is purposefully vague in how it works for a while, but essentially when it is explained he is changing the chemical composition of air, making a path of highly combustable air towards his target, therefore by snapping his fingers with his friction gloves he can create a small spark which ignites his transfigured air. He doesnt create flame. This is why when he fights I think lust he turns water into chlorine or something, because technically he specialises in transmuting gases.

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• WA

  @waywardwatcher2053 · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNaAbEBk3X8&amp;t=1168">19:28</a> “what a terrible day for rain” is him referencing how he can’t use his alchemy when it’s raining. He’s saying he feels so absolutely useless in that moment

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• UN

  @Unclaimed_Username · 7 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNaAbEBk3X8&amp;t=1037">17:17</a> I always saw the &quot;deliver a baby&quot; episode as the contrast to what Ed and Al tried to do in the first episode: create life. They tried to cheat, and do it in a way that was unnatural while also wholly clinical. Scienceing a human together.<br>The baby? Made with passion between two people, it was messy and took forever to make one small little human. How could Ed and Al ever hope to have replicated that?

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• IN

  @Inusarushi · 8 months ago

  Not sure if anyone brought it to light, but Al&apos;s armor body does belong to Hohenhiem. &nbsp;Not too sure why the anime changed it, but when Al and hohenhiem meet in Liore, in the manga, Al yells &quot;Dad&quot; &nbsp;and Hohenhiem yells &quot;My armor&quot;. &nbsp;Pretty much the only thing that confirms the armor is his, other than the fact it was in his room to begin with.

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• JR

  @JragonBaller · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNaAbEBk3X8&amp;t=2630">43:50</a> he actually said he was glad it wasnt his mom. He cried in relief

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• DR

  @Drn10n · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNaAbEBk3X8&amp;t=2635">43:55</a> because it means that their theory about human transmutation was so wrong they didn&apos;t lose their bodies for a chance to save their mother, they lost them for nothing at all.

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• NI

  @Nivala_Slayer · 6 months ago

  Not seeing the similatiries between fathers abilities and how philosophers stones work is pretty insane

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