I started watching Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood today. Actually, I started watching it when it started airing in April but never really got past the third or fourth episode. ^^; But anyway, I just finished watching the episode with the village of Lior and its corruption at the hands of "High Priest" Cornello and his religion of Leto. Whenever I
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That makes Lust as the Homunculus lead bizarre too, since she eventually went rogue in the first anime series, although she was fully on the baddie side at that point.
Come to think of it, I still see Cornello packs in the wild in Toronto.
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Scar appeared early on in the original series, did he not? I was thinking that even if he didn't make much of an appearance, he still had more of a presence than Cornello, of all people. *facepalms* Oh well. XD At least it gave us a lot of good laughs, even 4 years later. XD
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I looked up the episode list - Scar appears in episode seven and only exchanges glances at Ed and nukes the Nina-Alexander fusion. The later was presented as a mercy killing, so that's not much of a presence. I'd say that Tucker and Barry have the most "EVIL" presence in the first nine episodes.
Looking back on the first anime reminds me how INSANE parts of it were. Maybe it's because of the era the show was made in, but the filler episodes were surreal, like the episode with Majihal. That was SO bizarre. Alchemist zombies!
....wait that actually happened in the manga...
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It seriously has Roy fighting in a hot air balloon.
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I wouldn't mind watching the movie sometime to make fun of it, for sure. XD I just couldn't get past how awful the original anime was. Every time I see that version of Wrath, I just get mad. I can't explain it. Just angry. XD So I couldn't bring myself to watch the movie on my own. Esp knowing what happens in it... epic facepalming.
Plus, Ling doesn't even exist in that timeline. ~_~ FAILURE.
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