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(The ONLY episode I feel has matched the first series so far is episode 19, with the Roy vs. It feels like they aren't even really trying. Instead of pulling me in, Brotherhood just sits back and leaves to me skim around on the surface, wondering why I can't connect to the characters like I used to. The pacing and the way everything's put together feels so frenetic and clumsy. I WANT THE RUSSIAN BOYS CHOIR BACK, DANGIT). Everything feels so inconsistent one moment it meets the bar, and the next it crashes (and that ESPECIALLY goes for the music. Like I mentioned before, it has many good elements in it.but they aren't working together. And FMA impressed me on so many levels, especially as an anime newcomer.īrotherhood isn't telling me a story. If I like something, I usually like it for a reason. I'm a somewhat critical person when it comes to entertainment of any kind. Granted, it had its flaws (plot holes, too much angst in a few places, a slightly out-of-character Ed, a lame Al, a lamer main villain and NO PROPER EDWIN!!!!) and everything towards the ending.wasn't great.
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The themes and messages explored, the pacing, the music (I still melt whenever I hear "Bratja"), the voice-acting (both the Japanese AND the English), the animation consistency, the way each episode was directed and put together.forget the anime part it was a good TV show, period. My heart ached for Edward and the guilt he felt over his brother, tears stung my eyes when Nina died and Hughes was killed, I chuckled at the snarky banter between Roy and Ed, and I felt countless thrills of happiness run through me at the deep, selfless, unconditional love Ed and Al had for each other as brothers. It took time to let me laugh and cry along with them and truly care about what happened. It drew me in and made the characters so vibrant and rich and real to me. =Dīut Fullmetal Alchemist did something for me that no other anime could do: it told me a story.
I'm glad it's following the original, stronger storyline, the art is GORGEOUS, the world is bigger and better, and because I've read the manga, I know the characters are going to grow and develop a lot more (and EdWin will finally get the attention it deserves!!). And I've finally figured out what it is.ĭon't get me wrong I'm glad they're doing another series, and there are many things about Brotherhood that I love. Something's missing something vital that the first series had. I've tried SO HARD to love it and plug into it, and now and then I have truly loved it.but it's just not working. Manga enthusiasts, don't kill me.but I've tried to give Brotherhood a chance. So unlike a lot of fans, I haven't gone through the frustration of reading the original epic stories and then watching something that goes in a completely different direction. Also, before reading this rant, keep in mind that I was introduced to FMA through the first anime series, and I read the manga afterwards. Bear with me this is kinda long, but I really need to vent this out.
Okay.I've watched every episode of Brotherhood so far, and I think I've finally got a solid opinion formed on it.
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