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* AchillesHeel: Olivier manages to find an exploitable weakness in the Mannequin Soldiers. Since they attack their targets by biting them, cutting off their upper jaws will keep them from eating anyone.
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* ILied: A variant, since the person in question doesn't say this, but Edison comes to the conclusion that Father lied about Mannequin Soldiers being obedient to the Senior Staff when they start to corner him.
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* ILied: A variant, since the person in question doesn't say this, but Edison comes to the conclusion that Father lied about the Mannequin Soldiers being obedient to the Senior Staff when they start to corner him.
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* ILied: A variant, since the person in question doesn't say this, but Edison comes to the conclusion that Father lied about Mannequin Soldiers being obedient to the Senior Staff when they start to corner him.
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* AchillesHeel: Olivier manages to find an exploitable weakness in the Mannequin Soldiers. Since they attack their targets by biting them, cutting off their upper jaws will keep them from eating anyone.
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* SaveTheVillain: Izumi saves General Edison, a member of the Senior Staff, from the Mannequin Soldiers, though only so she can interrogate him about the "Good Gentleman", aka Father.
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* BadGuysDoTheDirtyWork: Captain Buccaneer lampshades how the Mannequin Soldiers are practically doing most of the work in taking out Central's forces for them.
* BigDamnHeroes: Izumi and Sig Curtis arrive just in time to save the Armstrong siblings from Sloth, with Alex and Sig teaming up to defeat Sloth.
* BigDamnHeroes: Izumi and Sig Curtis arrive just in time to save the Armstrong siblings from Sloth, with Alex and Sig teaming up to defeat Sloth.
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* CharacterDeath: Sloth meets his end in this episode after finally exhausting his regenerative power.
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* NoNameGiven: The member of the Senior Staff that attempted to take command from the Führer's office gets killed by the Mannequin Soldiers without his name ever being revealed.
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* TooDumbToLive: The aforementioned member of the Senior Staff, even if he had no way of knowing that the Mannequin Soldiers were coming, decides to take command in the Führer's office while failing to realize that doing so would make him an easy target for the enemy. Olivier even outright refuses to set up operations there for that reason.
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* IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight: Honhenheim initially tries to avoid attack Father. He tries to reason with him, appealing to their old friendship and the memory of what the Dwarf in the Flash used to be like before he went down this path of darkness. It doesn't work, but points for trying.
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* IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight: Honhenheim initially tries to avoid attack attacking Father. He tries to reason with him, appealing to their old friendship and the memory of what the Dwarf in the Flash used to be like before he went down this path of darkness. It doesn't work, but points for trying.
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* IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight: Honhenheim initially tries to avoid attack Father. He tries to reason with him, appealing to their old friendship and the memory of what the Dwarf in the Flash used to be like before he went down this path of darkness. It doesn't work, but points for trying.
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* FlatCharacter: Invoked and acknowledged in-story by Hohenheim during his and Father's reunion. He comments on how Father's become this in the centuries since Xerxes. We also get flashbacks to "Episode 40" showing how much more vibrant and alive the Dwarf in the Flask was and how emotionless, cold, and sterile he's become in the interim (and since extracting his Sins).
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* TheBusCameBack: The episode ends with Fuhrer Bradley's voice echoing over the loudspeakers to announce his return and the Briggs' Soldiers looking out the window to see him approaching Central Command.
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* TheBusCameBack: The episode ends with Fuhrer Führer Bradley's voice echoing over the loudspeakers to announce his return and the Briggs' Soldiers looking out the window to see him approaching Central Command.
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* OhCrap: Bradley's announcement is met with universal dread and terror from the Soldiers of Briggs.
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* OhCrap: Bradley's announcement is met with universal dread and terror from the Soldiers of Briggs.Briggs.
* TemptingFate: The Briggs' Soldiers celebrate their victory in capturing the capitol, just in time for...
-->'''King Bradley:''' ''(Through loudspeakers)'' [[WhamLine Greetings, I'm back!]]
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* TemptingFate: The Briggs' Soldiers celebrate their victory in capturing the capitol, just in time for...
-->'''King Bradley:''' ''(Through loudspeakers)'' [[WhamLine Greetings, I'm back!]]
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: While Alphonse, Yoki, Heinkel and Dr. Marcoh try to get the car moving, we see a mysterious, faceless man in the background walk by whilst carrying a sword. It's later revealed that the man in question was King Bradley, alive and prepared to take back his throne.
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* {{Eyecatch}}: Olivier and Alex in the first, Karley in the second.
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* HesBack: The episode ends with Fuhrer Bradley's voice echoing over the loudspeakers to announce his return and the Briggs' Soldiers looking out the window to see him approaching Central Command.
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* HesBack: TheBusCameBack: The episode ends with Fuhrer Bradley's voice echoing over the loudspeakers to announce his return and the Briggs' Soldiers looking out the window to see him approaching Central Command.
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!Tropes present in this episode include:
* HesBack: The episode ends with Fuhrer Bradley's voice echoing over the loudspeakers to announce his return and the Briggs' Soldiers looking out the window to see him approaching Central Command.
* MoodWhiplash: Just as all the Briggs' Soldiers rejoice in their capture of the capitol, King Bradley is heard proclaiming his return and his intent to retake Central from the traitors.
* OhCrap: Bradley's announcement is met with universal dread and terror from the Soldiers of Briggs.
* HesBack: The episode ends with Fuhrer Bradley's voice echoing over the loudspeakers to announce his return and the Briggs' Soldiers looking out the window to see him approaching Central Command.
* MoodWhiplash: Just as all the Briggs' Soldiers rejoice in their capture of the capitol, King Bradley is heard proclaiming his return and his intent to retake Central from the traitors.
* OhCrap: Bradley's announcement is met with universal dread and terror from the Soldiers of Briggs.
