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** Alphonse has his blood seal which bind his soul to his armour. He is especially vulnerable to water as it will wipe it away. When he [[spoiler:becomes a living Philosopher's Stone he loses this weakness but gains a new one in that using the stone drains his life force - which happens even when Al does regular alchemy]].
** [[spoiler:The homunculi can only be defeated by the remains of the person they were created to replace. Wrath is an exception because he was created with the aforementioned remains]].
** [[spoiler:The homunculi can only be defeated by the remains of the person they were created to replace. Wrath is an exception because he was created with the aforementioned remains]].
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** Alphonse has his blood seal which bind his soul to his armour.armor. He is especially vulnerable to water as it will wipe it away. When he [[spoiler:becomes a living Philosopher's Stone he loses this weakness but gains a new one in that using the stone drains his life force - which happens even when Al does regular alchemy]].
** AdaptationalAchillesHeel: [[spoiler:In this series, the homunculi are weakened by body parts belonging to the deceased person they were supposed to be. This wasn't the case in the source material because the homunculi have a completely different origin.]]
** [[spoiler:Thehomunculi can only be defeated by Homunculi have a few methods to kill them off such as with a certain transmutation circle to deplete their red stones and having the remains of the person they were created to replace. replace near by to weaken them. Wrath however, is an exception because to this weakness as he was created with his remains. It's often overlooked but another way the aforementioned remains]].Homunculi can also be killed is in a similar manner to their manga/Brotherhood counterparts as stated by Lust when trying to kill Wrath; they can come back to life as long as they have red stones so Lust says she'll kill him over again until they're all gone. Mustang actually puts this to action when killing Pride and although he had to use his weakness to paralyze him, Mustang still had to continuously immolate Pride until his red stone supply depleted for him to stay dead.[[note]]In the original Japanese version, Mustang makes a point to say: "How many times do I have to kill you... before you die?" which is omitted in the English version.[[/note]]]]
** AdaptationalAchillesHeel: [[spoiler:In this series, the homunculi are weakened by body parts belonging to the deceased person they were supposed to be. This wasn't the case in the source material because the homunculi have a completely different origin.]]
** [[spoiler:The
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* AdaptationalAchillesHeel: In this series, the homunculi are weakened by body parts belonging to the deceased person they were created to resemble. This wasn't the case in the source material because the homunculi have a completely different origin.
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** [[spoiler:Lust]] is also much more sympathetic than her manga/''Brotherhood'' counterpart and pulls a HeelFaceTurn.
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** [[spoiler:Lust]] is also much more sympathetic than her manga/''Brotherhood'' counterpart and pulls a HeelFaceTurn. [[spoiler:It should be noted however, that she does so for her own desire to become human.]]
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** In the manga and its anime adaptation ''Brotherhood'', Ed and Winry have consistent BelligerentSexualTension teasing, [[spoiler:and they end up becoming an OfficialCouple with BabiesEverAfter]]. In the 2003 series, it's hinted they may have had mutual crushes on each other, but time spent apart turns their relationship more distant and slightly awkward after the shock of the Barry incident causes Ed to push Winry away to keep her safe [[spoiler:and in the end, they end up separated in the movie's conclusion.]]
** While Roy and Riza have mutual feelings like in the manga and ''Brotherhood'', as demonstrated by the ending, the pair seem to have separated prior to the movie with no clear indication of their status afterwards. Riza lampshades on their relationship in the Chibi Party OVA by claiming to be grateful for this however, much to Mustang's anguish.
** While Roy and Riza have mutual feelings like in the manga and ''Brotherhood'', as demonstrated by the ending, the pair seem to have separated prior to the movie with no clear indication of their status afterwards. Riza lampshades on their relationship in the Chibi Party OVA by claiming to be grateful for this however, much to Mustang's anguish.
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** In the manga and its anime adaptation ''Brotherhood'', Ed and Winry have consistent BelligerentSexualTension teasing, [[spoiler:and they end up becoming an OfficialCouple with BabiesEverAfter]]. In the 2003 series, although it's hinted several times that they may have had mutual crushes on each other, but time spent apart turns turned their relationship more distant and slightly awkward after the shock of the Barry incident causes Ed to push Winry away to keep her safe [[spoiler:and in the end, they end up separated in the movie's conclusion.]]
**While Though with less screen time, Roy and Riza are shown to have mutual feelings like in the manga and ''Brotherhood'', ''Brotherhood'' as demonstrated by the ending, ending but the pair seem to have separated prior to the movie with no clear indication of their status afterwards. Riza lampshades on their relationship in the Chibi Party OVA by claiming to be grateful for this however, much to Mustang's anguish.
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'''This page deals with the 2003 series that diverged from the manga early on. For Creator/HiromuArakawa's original manga and its direct anime adaptation (titled ''Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood''), please see ''Manga.FullmetalAlchemist''.'''
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'''This page deals with the 2003 series that diverged from the manga early on. For Creator/HiromuArakawa's original manga and its direct anime adaptation (titled ''Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood''), please see ''Manga.FullmetalAlchemist''.''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist''.'''
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Just clearing up some misinterpretations
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** In the manga and its anime adaptation ''Brotherhood'', Ed and Winry have consistent BelligerentSexualTension teasing, [[spoiler:and they end up becoming an OfficialCouple with BabiesEverAfter]]. In the 2003 anime series, it's hinted they may have had childhood crushes on each other, but time spent apart turns their relationship into more of a [[LikeBrotherAndSister brother/sister one]].
** While Roy and Riza have obvious mutual feelings in the manga and ''Brotherhood'', Mustang is [[ObliviousToLove oblivious to Riza's clear affections]] in this continuity and the pair do not end up together.
** While Roy and Riza have obvious mutual feelings in the manga and ''Brotherhood'', Mustang is [[ObliviousToLove oblivious to Riza's clear affections]] in this continuity and the pair do not end up together.
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** In the manga and its anime adaptation ''Brotherhood'', Ed and Winry have consistent BelligerentSexualTension teasing, [[spoiler:and they end up becoming an OfficialCouple with BabiesEverAfter]]. In the 2003 anime series, it's hinted they may have had childhood mutual crushes on each other, but time spent apart turns their relationship into more distant and slightly awkward after the shock of a [[LikeBrotherAndSister brother/sister one]].
the Barry incident causes Ed to push Winry away to keep her safe [[spoiler:and in the end, they end up separated in the movie's conclusion.]]
** While Roy and Riza haveobvious mutual feelings like in the manga and ''Brotherhood'', Mustang is [[ObliviousToLove oblivious to Riza's clear affections]] in this continuity and as demonstrated by the ending, the pair do not end up together.seem to have separated prior to the movie with no clear indication of their status afterwards. Riza lampshades on their relationship in the Chibi Party OVA by claiming to be grateful for this however, much to Mustang's anguish.
** While Roy and Riza have
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* BelligerentSexualTension: Edward and Winry can certainly give off this vibe. Given how important they clearly are to each other its either a case of this or LikeBrotherAndSister.
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* BelligerentSexualTension: Though not as blatant as their manga counterparts, Edward and Winry can certainly give off this vibe. Given how important they clearly are to each other its either a case of this or LikeBrotherAndSister.vibe.
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** Early episodes have obvious leftovers from the manga. For example, Edward appears to have a crush on Winry in early episodes, but they are later depicted as being LikeBrotherAndSister, though you could argue in-series it went away due to lack of being together and aging.
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** EquivalentExchange is true for the process of alchemic transmutation, but not outside of it. All life ends in death, no matter what you do while you live, while the world is filled with unjust suffering and unearned privilege. [[spoiler:And even then, alchemy is fueled through the deaths of people on the other side of the gate, suggesting there's "waste" that needs to be made up for with LifeEnergy.]]
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** EquivalentExchange is true for the process of alchemic transmutation, but not outside of it. All life ends in death, no matter what you do while you live, while the world is filled with unjust suffering and unearned privilege. [[spoiler:And as it turns out, even then, in alchemy things aren't as equal as some would want to believe. The energy to perform it has to come from somewhere and much of it is fueled through in the deaths of people on end lost in accordance with entropy, leading to a net negative. And the other side of the gate, suggesting there's "waste" cruel twist is that needs to be made up for just as with LifeEnergy.]]the Philosophers Stone, human lifeforce serves as the source of that energy]].
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Actually, no. From a flashback we can see that Hoenheim actually looked very similar to how he looks currently. Now of course, this raises the other question of why does current Hoenheim look like past Hoenheim. Did he pick a similar looking body or does the body change to resemble the original over time?
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* PlotHole: In the second-to-last episode, [[spoiler: Envy shows Ed his original form, revealing himself to be Hohenheim's and Dante's son who died centuries ago]]. Although it makes for a shocking reveal, it doesn't make sense when taking into account that [[spoiler: Hohenheim has been body-surfing for centuries, and therefore his son has no reason to look anything like his current body]].
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* ArtisticLicenseGeography: [[spoiler:The ending of the anime indicates that Amestris is an AlternateHistory version of Europe. However, the geography of the country, with a large arid area leading to a desert on its eastern frontier, doesn't match that of Europe, despite being implied to have diverged from our world's history.]]
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* ArtisticLicenseGeography: [[spoiler:The ending of the anime indicates that Amestris is an AlternateHistory version of Europe. However, the geography of the country, with a large arid area leading to a large, Sahara-like desert on its eastern frontier, doesn't match that of Europe, despite being implied to have diverged from our world's history.]]
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS:
** Noa/Noah
** Scieszka/Sheska/Scieska
** In some cases, the subtitles and liner notes for the same DVD spell the same name differently.
** Noa/Noah
** Scieszka/Sheska/Scieska
** In some cases, the subtitles and liner notes for the same DVD spell the same name differently.
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* TheSoulless: Homunculi are said to have no souls, which prevents them from using alchemy as they lack a connection to the Gate of Truth. [[spoiler: The artificial Ninas]] are also evidently soulless, though more evident than Homunculi as they don't speak and barely move.
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* TheSoulless: Homunculi are said to have no souls, which prevents them from using alchemy as they lack a connection to the Gate of Truth. [[spoiler: The artificial Ninas]] are also evidently soulless, though more evident than Homunculi as they don't speak and barely move.
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* OurHomunculiAreDifferent: Homunculi here have a different origin than that of the manga, being [[spoiler: the artificial body created when a person attempts human transmutation for the purposes of resurrection]]. They start off as deformed, miserable beings, but after [[spoiler: Dante feeds them fragments of Philosopher's Stones]], they grown into humanoid forms with unique powers and a strong HealingFactor that makes them nearly immortal.
** In addition, the [[spoiler: artificial Ninas created by Tucker]] are even closer to more usual depictions of homunculi, being created inside large test tubes. Just like the actual Homunculi, they are said to be soulless.
** In addition, the [[spoiler: artificial Ninas created by Tucker]] are even closer to more usual depictions of homunculi, being created inside large test tubes. Just like the actual Homunculi, they are said to be soulless.
* PlotHole: In the second-to-last episode, [[spoiler: Envy shows Ed his original form, revealing himself to be Hohenheim's and Dante's son who died centuries ago]]. Although it makes for a shocking reveal, it doesn't make sense when taking into account that [[spoiler: Hohenheim has been body-surfing for centuries, and therefore his son has no reason to look anything like his current body]].
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* TheSoulless: Homunculi are said to have no souls, which prevents them from using alchemy as they lack a connection to the Gate of Truth. [[spoiler: The artificial Ninas]] are also evidently soulless, though more evident than Homunculi as they don't speak and barely move.
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** [[ForWantOfANail While many details and context are different]], the series wound up foreshadowing plot elements from the Manga that hadn't been revealed yet when it aired:
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** [[ForWantOfANail While many details and context are different]], different, the series wound up foreshadowing plot elements from the Manga that hadn't been revealed yet when it aired:
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** For Scar. It's not just an IncrediblyLamePun; that's how he got his name.
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** For Scar. It's not just an IncrediblyLamePun; a {{pun}}; that's how he got his name.
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* ArtisticLicenseGeography: [[spoiler:The ending of the anime indicates that Amestris is an AlternateHistory version of Europe. However, the geography of the country, with a large arid area leading to a desert on its eastern frontier, doesn't match that of Europe, despite being implied to have diverged from our world's history.]]
