no, but I felt really touched
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no, but I felt really touched
Fu** what?he already dies in chapter 15 in the manga....man the anime was slow (IIRC).
I think I already posted here,but I´ll say it once again:I think I had a tear in my eye when I watched the anime (or I was really touched) but in the manga I actually wasn´t that touched (perhaps cuz I knew it will happen).
Btw,wasn´t he killed in the anime by Envy in president form?Or am I just mixing things up now....
I felt like I should cry...but I didn't. It was probably one of the saddest scenes in an anime I've ever watched u.u (my sister cried though)
I don't really remember that, because I cried a lot when I watch the anime... :P
but the most touching moment, for me, it's when Ed sacrifice himself, so that he can make Al go back to his own body...
I feel like 'blank' for about a day long...
The worst part was Elicia crying about her dad... Then I started to cry like he was my father as well :(
And Mustang... that is one of many things that I love about him, because he cares about important things in life.
It was a long time ago when I was watching it, but I think I enjoyed his death in anime. It was very unpredictable - and I like unpredictable deaths in M&A, as they add some realism to the story.
Even when character was cool enough to miss him.
C'mon people, would you really like Fullmetal Alchemist with a "Only Bad, Evil, Cruel Characters Die" haxx?
I certainly wouldn't.
I think it was Sloth, but I also don't really remember.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueDemon
I didn't actually cry, but it was as bad as when Thorin died in the Hobbit, which did make me cry when I was a little kid.
I agree with you: things like the unexpected death of Hughes make the FMA Anime and Manga truly pieces of art. It makes the storyline better, and in those cases, a little bit more realistic.Quote:
Originally Posted by goldencalf
is this question a joke?