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Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
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Shinazaru mono no shi

  • Episode aired Aug 9, 2009
  • TV-MA
  • 30m
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Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood (2009)
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Mustang, Alphonse, Havoc, and Hawkeye split up to search a military laboratory. If Lust has her way, none of them will ever see each other again.Mustang, Alphonse, Havoc, and Hawkeye split up to search a military laboratory. If Lust has her way, none of them will ever see each other again.Mustang, Alphonse, Havoc, and Hawkeye split up to search a military laboratory. If Lust has her way, none of them will ever see each other again.

  • Directors
    • Yasuhiro Irie
    • Takuya Igarashi
  • Writers
    • Hiromu Arakawa
    • Hiroshi Ônogi
  • Stars
    • Vic Mignogna
    • Maxey Whitehead
    • Travis Willingham
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  • IMDb RATING
    9.5/10
    5.9K
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    • Directors
      • Yasuhiro Irie
      • Takuya Igarashi
    • Writers
      • Hiromu Arakawa
      • Hiroshi Ônogi
    • Stars
      • Vic Mignogna
      • Maxey Whitehead
      • Travis Willingham
    • 19User reviews
    • 3Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Vic Mignogna
    Vic Mignogna
    • Edward Elric
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    Maxey Whitehead
    • Alphonse Elric
    • (English version)
    • (voice)
    Travis Willingham
    Travis Willingham
    • Roy Mustang
    • (English version)
    • (voice)
    Laura Bailey
    Laura Bailey
    • Lust
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    • (voice)
    Mike McFarland
    Mike McFarland
    • Jean Havoc
    • (English version)
    • (voice)
    Colleen Clinkenbeard
    Colleen Clinkenbeard
    • Riza Hawkeye
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    • (voice)
    Jerry Jewell
    Jerry Jewell
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    Todd Haberkorn
    Todd Haberkorn
    • Ling Yao
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    Caitlin Glass
    Caitlin Glass
    • Winry Rockbell
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    Ed Blaylock
    Ed Blaylock
    • King Bradley
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    Chris Cason
    Chris Cason
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    Kevin Connolly
    • Kain Fuery
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    • (voice)
    • (as Kevin M. Connolly)
    Kent Williams
    Kent Williams
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    Mary Morgan
    Mary Morgan
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    Scott Freeman
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    • Directors
      • Yasuhiro Irie
      • Takuya Igarashi
    • Writers
      • Hiromu Arakawa
      • Hiroshi Ônogi
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    9liammc-73274

    A Fitting End to a Beautifully Rendered Arc

    This 4 episode arc is brilliantly plotted and contains some of the most clever dialogue writing I've seen in anime. The deliberate pacing of each new reveal was perfect for me, and the fact that the story still felt cohesive despite many of the main characters being in separate locations for the majority of the arc made it all the more impressive. Mustang was the star here, and got developed a great deal beyond his simple ambitious personality. The depiction of his masterful plan was flawless, and all the twists were truly effective due to the great writing and direction.

    In this episode we get our first glimpse of the profound depth of his relationship with Riza Hawkeye, which obviously extends far beyond merely subordinate/commander. Al also gets some time in the limelight. The stability of his soul bonding being called into question gives some additional urgency to the brothers' quest outside of the homunculus/military coverup. The climax of the arc in the Third Laboratory with Lust was emotional and thoroughly satisfying. Voice acting from everyone was exceptional! The animation was vivid and visceral in a way we really hadn't seen in the show thus far, and frankly it yielded some of the most iconic shots in anime. Despite this I did feel the pacing of the episode was a bit rushed. Also the rather juvenile "Lust has big boobs" humor unfortunately diffused the rapidly building tension in one particular scene. I would much rather have seen her embody her titular trait through subtle innuendos and snarky dialogue like she did later on in the episode. Just another instance of poorly timed/executed gags breaking immersion for me.

    So while this specific episode wasn't perfect for me, the arc as a whole was fantastic and shows how great FMAB can be. It displayed smart writing, authentic world-building, great character development, and continued to augment the underlying mystery and tension of the plot. 9/10 episode, 10/10 arc.
    10bilybassoon

    Putting fire on everything

    This mini arc was so well made and everything come in one of the best "fights" of any series, tge voice acting in this anime is perfect, Roy Mustang is just so good character.

    Overall:10/10.
    10injury-65447

    Blown Away

    Epic epic epic. Lust is an incredibly captivating villainess and this episode does her justice with a flaming showdown.
    10amandlarissa

    Burning to the ground

    This episode show what fullmetal alchemist brotherhood is, great action,smart dialogs, and the one mind-blowing cliffhanger.

    Roy Mustang is the goat, and the music was on point.
    10lorenastephanie

    One of the most writing arc

    OK this last 4 episodes are the goat.

    The action,animation,voice acting and the dialogs are all on point, this show just is getting better and better.

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    • Trivia
      The English voice actors of Roy Mustang and Lust, Travis Willingham and Laura Bailey, are married in real life.
    • Quotes

      Roy Mustang: You told me I couldn't kill you... but I'd like to try and prove you wrong. So let's see... How many times is it gonna take?

      [torches Lust repeatedly until she starts to disintegrate]

      Lust: You killed me... I hate losing... but there are worse ways to die than at the hands of a man like you. I love how cold and focused your eyes are. I look forward... to the day when those eyes will be wide with agony... It's coming... It's coming...

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    • Release date
      • August 9, 2009 (Japan)
    • Country of origin
      • Japan
    • Language
      • Japanese
    • Production companies
      • Square Enix Company
      • Studio Moriken Licensors: FUNima
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