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#133
Seen It:
Yes
#133
Seen It:
Yes
Japan / Japanese
| Romi Pak | Edward Elric |
| Rie Kugimiya | Alphonse Elric |
| Kenji Utsumi | Alex Louis Armstrong |
| Masane Tsukayama | Karl Haushofer |
| Megumi Toyoguchi | Winry Rockbell |
| Michiko Neya | Riza Hawkeye |
| Miyuu Sawai | Noah |
| Shun Oguri | Alphonse Heiderich |
| Toru Ôkawa | Roy Mustang |
| Miyoko Asô | Pinako Rockbell |
| Director | Seiji Mizushima |
| Producer | Seiji Takeda; Fumio Tanaka; Youichi Wada |
| Writer | Sho Aikawa |
On their promised day, the world moves....
It is 1923 in Munich. Two years have passed since Edward Eric's sacrifice ripped him out of his world and into ours, separating him from his younger brother, Alphonse. In that time, Ed's continued research into rocketry has allied him with Alphons Heiderich, a fellow researcher who oddly resembles Ed's brother. Progress has been slow, however, and Ed has become discouraged. But when he saves a quiet Gypsy girl with the power to read minds, Ed is quickly pulled into a plot by the Thule Society and the burgeoning Nazi Party that could drag both worlds into a terrible war.
Back in his own world, Al has been unlocking new secrets of alchemy and gaining incredible powers, all in the hopes of finding Ed.
Battling the occult, ideological extremists, and monstrous Homunculi lurking in the shadows, can the brothers find a way to reunite without causing chaos and bloodshed? What will happen when the world of alchemy and the world of modern science collide?
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Features
| "The Making of Fullmetal Alchemist: The Movie" - A 40-minute documentary with Director Seiji Mizushima and staff. Japanese Theatrical and TV Trailers Production Art Image Gallery Trailers |