CN just showed the one where they caught the killer, sneaky sneaky, I think the person had everyone fooled. and correct me if wrong but... did they show a bit of Ed's dark side **heh dark side in black** I mean it's like he taught Al a hard to talk about lesson, and just look at his face. sooooooo grim

His face was grim, wasn't it? But think, how would you feel if you were nose to nose with a crazy killer? And at Ed's age? I would have died of fear.

Yeah. Sometimes it's hard to remember how young they're supposed to be, easpecially since Ed doesn't look any different than he did in the first couple episodes when he's supposed to be, was it 15?

13 now, 15 in the first few episodes

Dont mean to butt in but, what topic are you guys talking about. Full Metal Alchemist Rules all the way around though, so i guess it doesnt matter.

Heh. The cop in tonight's episode reminded me quite a bit of Zenigata from Lupin III. From the bumbling nature to the trenchcoat and hat. Gotta love little nods and references like that.

The Zenigata cop was great. Then again, I wasn't exactly watching the cop the entire episode.....






Nurse/nun/teacher/theif women are hot.

Lupin the III referances are in alot of things. It's like the Scooby-Doo of Japan

I just saw the last couple of episodes of FMA, and I gotta say it's pretty awesome. It kinda threw me off when Alphonse talks in his little kid voice, I expected a big armor dude to have a gruff, deep voice...

Huge spoiler for the entire series, spoiler do not read unless you want alot ruined spoiler, like almost all the series ruined. Though i don't give away the biggest thing in the series. So read at your own risk.

Shou Tucker really got what he deserved. I mean he got turned into that upsidown head sasquatch chimera. Though i didn't realize he actually cared about Nina until he used Al (who had became the philosophers stone) to do a perfect human transmutation to make Nina, it would have worked too if his will was strong enough to ACTUALLY bind her soul to the body and not just make a lifeless doll. The erosion of Al's body after being used was awsome. Also the Sloth Homunculus (created when Ed and Al tried to revive their mom and works as the Fuher's secratery, while the Fuher is actually the Pride Homunculus) power's are awsome, I mean look she can turn into water. Ed's realization that Homunculus aren't human and he can perform transmutation on them was Ingenius. i mean turning all her water cells into ethanol forcing her to dissolve into the air was amazing! Also the fact that Sloth could actually remember things from Ed and Al's life but i really didn't understand why she wanted to kill them for it. Lastly it is really cool how making the philosopher's stone requires thousands of live humans. What a plot twist!

Hope i provided many insightful glimpses into the Full Metal Alchemist series