Why fma brotherhood

And unlike other popular shounen animes of the same generation, such as Naruto, Bleach and Fairy Tail, the fights do not drag on longer than necessary. The whole anime is fairly compact, unveiling its many layers over the course of only 64 episodes. Without being weighed down by filler episodes or dips in animation quality, Brotherhood manages to maintain the excitement and intensity of its story and characters all the way through.

The openings and endings are likewise superb, with atmospheric visuals that are beautifully synchronised. You fall in love multiple times. You love the villains too—the series allows each of them to show their complexities and motivations in all their sad, twisted wretchedness. Even the minor characters endear themselves to you—the lonely, abrasive Doctor Knox, the undersized panda Xiao-Mei, the resourceful Paninya. The depth of feeling you possess towards each character solidifies your love for the series.

Brotherhood fully humanises and gives layers to its characters. It makes you care about everyone, and everything that may happen to them. A heart made fullmetal. Your worldviews are completely different. Change this untarnished memory in your mind into something else. But you press play on that first episode again, and watch as a transmutation circle is traced out across the screen.

The city of Central is revealed to you, its streets lit with warm. Edward and Alphonse grumble at each other in the light of the moon.

This series has advanced visuals and includes intuitive backgrounds which make it more than an interesting watch for the viewers. It is the long series that consists of 64 episodes and follows the original manga storyline. The characters in this series are new but disoriented because they do not follow any particular line of action.

The use of the latest advanced animations makes it visually appealing to the audience. Fullmetal Alchemist and Brotherhood are two Japanese animation series both written by Hiromu Arakawa. They both have a vast range of differences when observed. The Fullmetal Alchemist is the original series that came out in and showed its influence on the manga art form whereas Brotherhood is the second adaptation to the same series that came out in Fullmetal Alchemist portrays extensive cast which is quite engaging for the viewers whereas Brotherhood has new cast members which make the story disoriented for the viewers.

The former series consists of 50 episodes whereas the latter series consists of 64 episodes. The animation quality and background coloring are advanced in the adaption Brotherhood but the pioneer series lacks such high-quality animation and is not as visually appealing as the first one.

Skip to content Fullmetal Alchemist and Brotherhood are the two Japanese manga-based anime series that has fascinated the viewers all around the world. What is Fullmetal Alchemist? If the writers and artists want you to laugh, they will guarantee that you snicker at even the silliest of moments.

If they intend for you to weep, they won't just jerk a shed or two out of you that scene above, in particular, is going to crush your heart into a million pieces. And, the series as a whole is very well-written that it never had to deviate or detract from the plot to serve its comical or sentimental purpose.

I don't want to go into too much detail to avoid spoilers, but l suggest you prepare your snacks, pick your poison, prepare a box or five of tissue, and get ready for a episode filler-free binge fest.

One of the typical shortcomings of shonen anime is the lack of character development for those that aren't under the limelight, and to a certain extent, it is but understandable considering the lengthy list of cast members of each series. Every fight scene and every dialogue inches you that much closer to everyone involved, and at the end of it all, you are never left wanting more out of a specific individual because all have already played their role exhaustively.

The bond between brothers Edward and Alphonse Elric is something else. From the very beginning up until the last seconds of the show, you are captivated by the kind of love and affection they have for one another, and it is almost impossible to not think of one without the other. Through thick and thin, the Elric brothers go hand-in-hand, which is why as early as now, even if pre-orders for our Alphonse Elric statue just opened, we've already begun development with Edward Elric.

Longtime fans of the anime know that our inspiration for Alphonse Elric was from Episode 52 of the Brotherhood series, and we can't wait to reveal what we have in store for the true Fullmetal Alchemist! That's all we have for now. Hopefully, this convinces some of you to jump onto the Brotherhood train.