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Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Episode 43 FULL LENGTH Reaction | Bite of the Ant (Patreon)

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2024-10-22 13:00:13
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Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Episode 43 FULL LENGTH Reaction | Bite of the Ant

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imcalledgpk

So the ice sculpture that popped out of the ground was a pointer finger. Specifically, it was done to be something called kancho. In the Western hemisphere, it would have probably been popularized by Naruto. In Japan, kids clasp their hands together into a finger gun and jam it up unsuspecting victims bums. (Or at least they used to) It was hilarious as a prank back in the day, but I have no idea if they kept up the tradition.

Rando

This is probably my favorite Marcoh moment. What a badass! I believe there is one intro change left

David

Now I’m over here thinking “Pinako I choose you!” Haha And to answer your question just one more song change

Sinlaire

I think i've spent maybe 30 minutes trying to answer "If Hohenheim could give Izumi her womb back". but no matter what I write it comes a little too close to explaining the rough outline on how Ed and Al can attempt to get their bodies back so it cannot be done. because even my attempts to give vague rules and call backs to information shown kind of leads you by the nose to the answer in a sense. though you won't guess the final answer it would essentially get you most of the answer and you would just be looking for the final result. because Izumi represents "things taken by God" (Ed and Al) and Hohenheim represents "Philosopher's Stone". So to give you something at least Hohenheim's name is an easter egg, at first the Dwarf tried to name Slave 23 Theophrastus Bombastus. Theo for short. 23 said no so the Dwarf named him Von Hohenheim. both of those names are actually the same guy. Theophrastus Philippus Aureolus Bombastus von Hohenheim was born in 1493 and among other things was considered a father of Alchemy.