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THE SINS ARE HERE!!!!!

Here is the FULL and UNBLURRED reaction to FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST BROTHERHOOD Episode 8!!!

Enjoy!! 

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Beta Knight

“This is where the fun begins”

Tyler Rimmel

Al wins sparing matches because he's stronger. Ed is better at alchemy which is why he is the state alchemist.

Anonymous

You are very much asking the right questions now, good job, keep that up. Also yeah we’re all aware we’re a little fucked up having grown up on shit like this. Though, you think this is bloody and messy, watch Soul Eater sometime.

Eliana

I started watching it when I was like 12, and it was censored on TV. Only much later I realized how gory it actually is. Still, I'm kinda messed up tho

Mia Dorthea

I feel like kids shows in english speaking countries differ a lot from what i'm used to. this show wouldnt be weird on childrens channels in Norway. Maybe it would be after 6 so the smallest ones are in bed? but 7-8 years old? thats fine. And it would be more for the themes, not the violence. Who knows tho, maybe I'm wrong

Spikà

You are right, that caught me entirely off guard. I have watched this before too, and even I didn't see that coming!

Dinh Duy Nguyen

you mentioned many times that the second largest group of viewers comes from Germany, and I can assure you that 95% of them are fluent in English

Some0neElse

Sometimes i wish theres more Erens and Muichiros in anime to interrupt enemy powerups and backstories :D

Spikà

Why do you have subs when you are already watching it in English anyway? Edit: Fair enough (to all the replies I got).

Subaru130

To be fair, even Yugioh was quite a bit darker in the original Japanese version before it got censored for the west, even more so in the actual manga. There's a part at the beginning of the manga where the main character legit sets a guy on fire for losing one of the games.

gmantsang

cause it helps people watch and alot of people use sub even if they speak the language.

Hunter De Lupin

I would say why bother with the subtitles if your going to watch it in English anyways. At least this way you can study more of the action going on other than trying to read words on the bottom of the screen and missing out of the action. Plus, this series follows more of the manga on how it plays out, the 2003 FMA only adapted half the manga and did their own ending.

Anonymous

Often with sites (and always with crunchyroll) they don't put up the english subtitles because the directly translated subs will be quite different (in a word-for-word way) from the spoken english dubs, and I guess people in charge don't care enough or want to pay to get proper subs added for the english audio, so they just leave it out. It's not a great practice

mjaomjao2

I was like 11 or something when I started reading Fullmetal Alchemist XD

Justin Haynes

You watch this on the website zoro.io

mjaomjao2

The main reason I'm mostly a sub only person is because it's hard for me to catch what they are saying sometimes without subtitles. It's not just because I'm not a native english speaker either, it's the same for shows in my own language.

Anonymous

Al doubting that he is real really annoyed me too. Like, I realize he's very young, but it still seems like he should be level headed enough to not fall for that.

Frentzy

can someone tell me why sometimes he post oshi no ko sometimes full metal. Didn't like oshi no ko appear today?

Tekbox

Or Neon Genesis Evangelion. That was my first exposure to anime other than Pokemon and the like. specifically SPOILER WARNING the death of Asuka

Lu C

For Eng subtitles on Crunchyroll, try choosing the option "English [CC]" instead of "English". I am watching FMAB for the 1st time also and I was already an adult when FMA came out. But this is shonen, the demography age/gender category - teen boys or yought but not kids 😁 Btw to watch Pokémon or Yugioh? Baah I could stomach only few episodes... It was boring as hell, and ugly and I could rant forever 😁For me these are overhyped marketing shows, same as many cartoons from 80s (He-Man, Transformers...) 20-30 minut toy commercials.

Anuar Erlanuly

It is mostlly for non native English speakers. For example, even though I am pretty fluent in English, sometimes I dont understand what characters are saying if they say it too fast or use more bookish vocabulary, so subtitles help a lot

Metal

Yes I watched 2003 as a young teen and it was so much darker than Brotherhood.

AttackRunRepeat

Hulu has FMA brotherhood and subtitles!

Frentzy

for subtitles you can try the boring way, download the mp4, download english .srt file , use vlc or other player and open the video put the srt and u have perfect subtitle

Frentzy

that spoiler warning did nothing..... -.- better not saying spoilers pls next time?

Frentzy

i use subs even for movies with my own language, not everyone has auditive attention or can easily understand

diesesPhil

there is a reason why you get to hear their backstories actually.

Antoine Jones

who is "you guys"? lol I was born in 83, the original came out on tv (where I lived) in 2004, and brotherhood came out in 2010. So I was 21-22 when I saw the original and 27-28 when I saw Brotherhood lol

Antoine Jones

Also no the guard wouldnt recognize barry.. why? Because even if the government SI involved obviously its only gonna be the higher ups that are in on it, so the peons like the guards wouldnt know and would be in the dark, I mean as you can see already half the military doesnt seem to know about it so if they dont why would the little guards know?

ZckFox

You can just watch it without subtitles. If you have viewers that need them, then they can turn on close captions on YouTube or the Patreon viewer

Anonymous

Hahahahaha Yeah, I don't know what's up with manga creators. They always explain the characters stories in the middle of important moments.

Anonymous

I can't remember what happens in the show, but AL doubting the fact he's real is gonna annoy me too tbh, bro.

CopperQueen

To be fair, when I started watching it as a kid I didn't know how dark it was. And it hooks you real fast so once I was in, I was in.

die kokosnuss

he is on vacation this week so he could not record oshi no ko today. thats why he put fma today since he can pre record it

die kokosnuss

oshi no ko will be out on saturday this week along with fma, jujutsu kaisen and made in abyss

Edu S.

Tbh we dont miss any action on the screen, the maximum we wouldnt notice are easter eggs

wildhunt1973

The question isn't how many people does the Al-doubting-himself storyline annoy, it's more like how many people didn't it annoy? Because it annoyed me to no end.

Eric Michel

If i recall correctly, it was much smoother in the 2003 FMA, or maybe it was due to being sub and not dub. I believe they rushed a bit the first episodes for Brotherhood, so they can reach more quickly the point where the story starts to differ.

Bib

I'm glad you're starting to pick up common tropes, though I wish you watched shows like Kono Suba later for the same reason, since a lot of comedy animes make fun of tropes.

Bib

Barry the Chopper is a reference (kinda) to the original animated series, where he _does_ appear as a person to Ed and Al, and then they later bump into him again as the suit of armor in the 5th lab. So actually yeah, your fake reaction is warranted lol

Bib

Pretty sure FMAB is on NetFlix (though maybe not in the UK?)

CptStupendous

There are far too many times I've missed details because actors mumbled their lines or spoke words that I didn't quite understand. This is especially common in sci-fi and fantasy works where they make up words unique to their fictional world. Always-on subtitles remove this risk.

Nyarlathotep

Dude just stfu. Really.

Metal

Just Download Multi version of Brotherhood and use VLC or MPCHC in order to fix dub subtitles issue.

CptStupendous

The reason the storytelling feels weird, at least for the first part of FMA: Brotherhood is that it really is an abridged version of events. FMA (2003) told the same story in 26 episodes that FMA: Brotherhood (2009) tells in 10 episodes. Nina and her dog Alexander's story is presented in a far more sad, heartbreaking way, for example. Also, Alphonse and his identity crisis are elaborated on more convincingly thanks to the additional screen time.

ItsKomani

14:00, I watched the 2003 version when I was around 8 years old. Watched the 2009 version as it released.

Dethrox

omg :D Envy voice actor is so bad.. ://

Jean-Philippe Forest

yea.. im 30 seconds into this one and the quality of the dub just slipped.... alot... it better get better.

Anonymous

Hope you feel better

WarTalon

Idk I went back and listened again and I don't hear anything wrong with the performance. Their voice sounds raspy, but I think it sounds intentional.

Kenneth Elder

I love Envy's voice in English. It has cruel and androgynous air to it, perfect for a trickster changeling like them.

Emerald Artist

Jesus people keep your complaints to yourself, wining in the comments is annoying as hell.

Anonymous

I would love it if you reacted to the openings and endings from the anime NANA. They’re soooooooo good. You’ll love it

Tom Boggess

i'd love for you to react to psycho-pass when you have an anime reaction slot free.

Crimson

I understand the reason behind why you want subtitles and i agree with it. But imo I'd rather have no subtitles like these last couple episodes compared to subtitles on Funimation that are mostly cut off and we can't even read them. That defeats the purpose and is just distracting at that point.

Regular Grayzone

Just download it from Kayoanime. I like the site, but it's understandable if you're skeptical of downloading stuff

Anonymous

The Alphonse thing is an interesting philosophical issue. If we get down to semantics, what is even a human in a world where you can fabricate bodies? Does the soul exist or is Alphonse just a collection of Ed's memories given form? Does it matter? On the government thing, if we look at the UK, how many political parties are there each with their own motivations? Does the Mayor of London know about a lab opening up in Manchester?

Nate Ming

I do notice a lot of Funimation dubs are very raspy Like maybe that's how they sell the "extra" part of a character, but it's a very consistent thing in English dubs, but I notice it the most with Funimation dubs

Antony

On Crunchyroll if you watch in DUB subtitles only working for TEXT on screen that needs translation or for something in background. You cant watch DUB and have SUBS on CR together.

TakerU23

Luke I started watching “Fullmetal Alchemist” when I was 7 year old But I watched “Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood” when I was 19 years old I’m a bit fucked up to love this anime as a kid 😂😂😂

Thomas M

In the original series Barry actually got an intro as a fully fleshed human. It's a shame the new series assumed everyone had watched the first one and skipped over so much characterization and interaction.

Daniel Golas

Luke be like thats Barry what a twist while ironicaly, it was quite a twist in original FMA where Barry had the whole episode

Sean

Kind of, think he was mentioned and caught quickly sometime in first 10 eps

Sean

In US we have Cartoon Network for kids, but at 8pm it changes to "Adult Swim" and shows adult cartoons like Family Guy. Then on Saturday from 12am-4am they had Toonami, which was pretty much all anime and FMA was aired during this time. So many of us watched this in out teens, what we mean by "when we were kids".

Hououin Kyouma

As a kid, I thought Pokemon is for kids so I grew up watching FMA instead.

Misaka Mikoto

FMA & Bleach started back in 2004 and as a young teen, i bought each season that came out. 4 years later, I got to meet the dub voices Vic Mignogna & Johnny Young Bosch.