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Fullmetal Alchemist (2003; anime)

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Fullmetal Alchemist (2003; anime)

a.k.a Hagane no Renkinjutsushi

Director: Seiji Mizushima

Plot Synopsis[]

When a failed alchemical ritual leaves brothers Edward and Alphonse Elric (Romi Park/Vic Mignogna & Rie Kugimiya/Aaron Dismuke) with severely damaged bodies, they begin searching for the one thing that can save them; the fabled philosopher's stone.

Male Deaths[]

  • Shin Aomori [Basque Grand] (Japanese Voice)
  • Kinryu Arimoto [Father Cornello] (Japanese Voice)
  • Brice Armstrong [Tim Marcoh] (English Dub)
  • Greg Ayres [Bido] (English Dub)
  • Troy Baker [Frank Archer] (English Dub)
  • Ed Blaylock [King Bradley/Wrath] (English Dub)
  • Johnny Yong Bosch [Lujon] (English Dub)
  • Duncan Brannan [Younger Slicer Brother] (English Dub)
  • John Burgmeier [Dolcetto] (English Dub)
  • Bob Carter [Brother Cray] (English Dub)
  • Dameon Clarke [Scar] (English Dub)
  • R. Bruce Elliott [Basque Grand] (English Dub)
  • Bill Flynn [Mugear] (English Dub)
  • Keiji Fujiwara [Maes Hughes] (Japanese Voice)
  • Takayuki Godai [Mugear] (Japanese Voice)
  • John Gremillion [Roa] (English Dub)
  • Takaya Hashi [Majhal] (Japanese Voice)
  • Show Hayami [Frank Archer] (Japanese Voice)
  • Kentarō Itō [Barry the Chopper] (Japanese Voice)
  • Bill Jenkins [Older Slicer Brother] (English Dub)
  • Jerry Jewell [Barry the Chopper] (English Dub)
  • Takehito Koyasu [Lujon] (Japanese Voice)
  • Yasunori Matsumoto [Dolcetto] (Japanese Voice)
  • Vic Mignogna [Edward Elric] (English Dub) (revived)
  • Yu Mizushima [Scar's Brother] (Japanese Voice)
  • Andy Mullins [Father Cornello] (English Dub)
  • Shinya Ohtaki [Older Slicer Brother] (Japanese Voice)
  • Tōru Ōkawa [Bido] (Japanese Voice)
  • Ryōtarō Okiayu [Scar] (English Dub)
  • Chris Patton [Greed] (English Dub)
  • Koichi Sakaguchi [Younger Slicer Brother] (Japanese Voice)
  • Hidekatsu Shibata [King Bradley/Wrath] (Japanese Voice)
  • Sonny Strait [Maes Hughes] (English Dub)
  • Junichi Suwabe [Greed] (Japanese Voice)
  • Akimitsu Takase [Brother Cray] (Japanese Voice)
  • Hideyuki Tanaka [Nash Tringham] (Japanese Voice)
  • Kōji Totani [Tim Marcoh] (Japanese Voice)
  • Bill Townsley [Scar's Brother] (English Dub)
  • Yūji Ueda [Roa & Solf J. Kimblee] (Japanese Voice)
  • Eric Vale [Solf J. Kimblee] (English Dub)
  • Kent Williams [Majhal] (English Dub)
  • Barry Yandell [Yoki] (English Dub)
  • Kazuki Yao [Yoki] (Japanese Voice)

Female Deaths[]

  • Laura Bailey [Lust] (English Dub)
  • Tiffany Grant [Martel] (English Dub)
  • Yūko Kaida [Rick and Rio/Leo's Mother] (Japanese Voice)
  • Rumi Kasahara [Maretl] (Japanese Voice)
  • Yumi Kakazu [Lyra] (Japanese Voice)
  • Zarah Little [Selim Bradley] (English Dub)
  • Satomi Kōrogi [Nina Tucker] (Japanese Voice)
  • Lydia Mackay [Trisha Elric & Sloth] (English Dub)
  • Cindee Mayfield [Dante] (English Dub)
  • Fumiko Orikasa [Lydia] (Japanese Voice)
  • Brina Palencia [Nina Tucker] (English Dub)
  • Romi Park [Edward Elric] (Japanese Voice) (revived)
  • Monica Rial [Lyra] (English Dub)
  • Yuuko Satou [Lust] (Japanese Voice)
  • Carrie Savage [Lydia] (English Dub)
  • Kazuko Sugiyama [Dante] (Japanese Voice)
  • Yoshino Takamori [Trisha Elric & Sloth] (Japanese Voice)
  • Makoto Tsumura [Selim Bradley] (Japanese Voice)

Trivia[]

  1. Nearly every member of the military (Mustang, Hawkeye, Fury, Havoc, Hughes, and even Riza's dog, Black Hayate) is named after some type of mid-20th century military aircraft. Most of them are WWII-era airplanes. The exception to the aircraft rule is Bradley, who seems to be named after a modern APC, which was named after WW2 General Omar Bradley.
  2. The "introduction to alchemy" book in the 3rd episode is actually a dungeons and dragons book with a transmutation circle in it.
  3. Dante's name in Latin means "Everlasting".
  4. Wrath is unique among the Humunculi because his own body was used for his transmutation; so he can never be weakened in the same way of the other Humunculi aside from making him use up the red stones in his body.
  5. Within the military, State Alchemists carry ranks equivelant to Majors and can be promoted from there up.
  6. The names of the homunculi are all named after the seven deadly sins.(Pride, Envy, Lust, Gluttony, Greed, Sloth and Wrath)
  7. This anime's storyline originally started off based on the manga. However, due to the FMA chapters being released more slowly in Japan (unlike most other manga series), the last half focused on an original plotline to help finish the storyline; along with the later release of Fullmetal Alchemist the Movie: Conqueror of Shamballa (2005). The later release of Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood (2009) would officially reboot the story in order to completely follow the original manga storyline
  8. During the flashback scene of the State Alchemists being called in during Episode 15, one of the State Alchemists seen resembles Ling Yao, a character from the manga. While Ling was never adapted in this series, he would later be adapted in the second anime Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.
  9. The story presented in the 2-part episode "The Other Brothers Elric" for episodes 11-12 and the last part of the story for episode 37, "The Flame Alchemist, The Bachelor Lieutenant, and the Mystery of Warehouse 13" involving Warehouse 13 was adapted from the first FMA Light Novel "The Land of Sand" instead of the manga chapters and manga bonus chapters unlike most of the other adapted material.

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