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FMAB Ep 9

🕑 Added 2024-06-26 18:00:07 +0000 UTC

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DrumRollTony

First reaction went up yesterday

Slimsymars

cant wait for apothecary diaries, its such a nice mellow anime like Frieren

Lelouch Vi Britania

Whenever you hear a music playing at the end, that already preview stuff. Just letting you know so you dont get spoiled.

Med-_-Kit-_-

Get your tissues ready Tony it about to get serious

Med-_-Kit-_-

“Someone has to tell Al he’s not Adopted” bro that shit had me dying almost woke up my roommate 😂💀

AntonJ0™

Man I genuinely love Lt. Hughes. Man just loves his family and is just a big goof. But when he's talking about serious or important stuff you can hear the tone change in his voice and everything. I find it cool how dynamic he can get lmao.

DrumRollTony

Roger that

PennyQuill

Yup, this anime proves that being too faithful to the source material isn't always the best. These jokes work WAAAY better in the manga and in the original 2003 anime they're not that "in your face" as here (even the filler jokes were actually hilarious). I get you, but the series will get more serious with time and, oh boy, we're gonna learn that the hard way. And I'm saying all that while being an FMA fan for over 15 years now. I think I'm just too old for some of these gags. XD

Jack Allen

Nice schedule graphic during the opening. You have earned a strangers approval 😅

Deladem Dzathor

The theme is called "Trisha's Lullaby". Their mom's name was Trisha Elric and her death was the catalyst for everything

Andrew Muggleton

There’s a few variations of it in the OST, but the waltz song you mention is called “Trisha’s Lullaby” - I think that’s consider the main version of it, with variations such as “Lullaby of Resembool” - the whole OST is great though.

Ivan Parra

I do feel like the various themes in this show are a part of the reason this show is still held in such high regard. Because it’s set in what feels like a turn of the century European setting, we get these great European feeling themes but designed by a Japanese composer. I still listen to them regularly all these years later.