Fullmetal Alchemist: Season 1, Part 2 Box Set
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Movie Reviews of Fullmetal Alchemist: Season 1, Part 2 Box Set
Movie Review: truely amazing
Summary: 4 Stars
I really enjoyed this tale i watched the whole series from begining to end and it truely is something amazing. its a epic tale between to brothers that will grab u and fling u around intill the very end.Movie Review: Fullmetal Alchemist the way it should be.
Summary: 5 Stars
I've ordered other "box sets" this is the real deal here. Very pleased.Movie Review: CHeper at other sites
Summary: 3 Stars
The Reason why i shop here at amazon. is that i can get it quicky and. it is usaully the cheapest on the market. but i have found that i can get each box set from $25.00 to 31.00 dollars at most other sights. Movie Review: The second of 4 Boxes you want to collect- Don't confuse Full Metal Panic and Full Metal Alchemist!
Summary: 5 Stars
Alot of events were set up in the first Box. But this develops on them while setting up even more. This is one series that deserved the 50 episode count and each episode is fulfilling to most.
We learn more of Ed and Al's past, but new enemies and events emerge while old ones become allies to some extent.
There are alot of emotional rides in the second box. But to tell the truth, the end of the second box makes me ache from waiting for the 2nd season, or the 3rd box set to come out. this is one series I AM resolute to finish collecting.
As ~I said in my review with the first box, I had an affinity with Dragonball, because of my Chinese roots, I have watched it as a child, from the innocent young Goku series, to his adulthood. Then the slight links with the original Chinese epic fantasy classic Journey to the West or Saiyuki, or as us cantonese speakers say "Sai Yau Gey". I collected all the boxes with Dragonball, but in Cantonese.
But FMA and a few others I had to get in English and Japanese. Not to mention the quality of english subtitles tend to be better from Funimation. But Funimation also seems to try to include all the original content, or extra mini shorts.
My message from this is... BUY this, and watch Ed and Al complete their resolution to their goal and the reasons for things happening.
The secondary characters that the brothers meet and befriend are important in discovering how the brothers develop also.
Movie Review: A spectacular Fullmetal heart-breaker
Summary: 5 Stars
Fullmetal Alchemist reaches its peak with part two of season one. This time, Ed and Al discover the deadly price to making a philosopher's stone.
On top of this, they discover the mystery of Lab 5, where chimeras are imprisoned. They also find the Homonculus--undead human beings who are willing to kill millions of people just so they can become human again. Ed get forced into the toughest situation of his life--a situation even worse than his near-death experience with Scar.
The animation is better than ever in this series. In fact, this is the perfect series for anyone. Even though there is violence, the anime exposes the true costs of war and genocide. Although the death of hundreds of people never makes for an equivalent exchange, plenty of politicians today are probably willing to do anything to get what they want.
It's about time there was a series that raised these questions. I love the anime's straightforward approach to these questions. There are very few series that are willing to cut lengthy battles, and this one sets the fighting sequences at just the right timing to save time for excellent dialogue.
And the tragedy is well-paced. Of course, death is horrific, and this series saves time for heart-wrenching grieving scenes. I don't think I've ever seen a series this perfect in my life...That's no lie.