Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Episode 11 Reaction | Miracle at Rush Valley | DUB
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So, alchemists can manipulate any material. They just need to fully understand it's composition and have the correct formula on their transmutation circles. That's why most alchemists specialize in a specific type of alchemy and have some sort of equipment, so they can always have a transmutation circle ready. So Ed is special in that sense because, since he doesn't need transmutation circles, he doesn't have to take the time to prepare one with the appropriate formula.
And yes, we have seen Al doing alchemy very before this. In fact it happened on the very first episode.
honestly not too familiar so i can't confirm first ep but we see him performing it with ed when they do human transmutation in the second ep and we see it when he fixes the radio in the 3rd
@@johnpaullogan1365 we also see him do it to reach the top of the ice wall in the first episode.
â@@johnpaullogan1365 First ep of 2003 is in Lior, he fixes the radio with Alchemy
âââ@@frenchynoobactually in Lior is the first chapter of the manga, and some of the lines that Ed said to "godfather" will be repeated in the end, like a circle
Think of it like a chemist when they're making something - you need to know the exact formulas of what you're mixing together to know what you're going to make. Same principle really. The pre made transmutation circles that other alchemists have are essentially like study cheat sheets so they can know what they're doing without having to write the whole equation down every time, and it also acts as a magic focus for the power. Ed doesn't need to do that because he saw the Truth and has knowledge of how the world works downloaded into his brain.
This episode is also an example of the law equivalent exchange. We lost one life with Hughes (Rest In Peace), and we gained a new life with Winry helping deliver the baby.
I never realized that
Over thinking, it is just a plot device so the grandpa will help her also to show her family background. The dead and the born is not even in same episode, probably even many day apart. Otherwise where is the equivalent exchange for hundreds if not thousands of people died in few more episode?
It's fun on October 3rd because it is both Mean Girls and FMA day. Social media is fun when people know both
October 3rd has been a battle of the fandoms for like 15 years now
Supposedly it's also (National) Boyfriend's Day, among other events.
Itâs also the release of Vox Machina Season 3 now!
"He should write hallmark cards" đđ
This is really inside baseball, but you asked... So, Rush Valley saw a huge boom immediately *after* the Ishvalan war due to the number of veterans (and civilians caught up in the conflict) who has lost limbs during the fighting. The presence of high quality ore in the region made it perfect for opening these types of businesses. You could argue that the town profits off of war injuries, but that's a little too heavy handed.
Similar to how mining towns become a thing. Ppl move to an area for a resource and before you know it most if the people in that town are miners
Al: Excuse me, are you having a baby?
Woman: ....No....
Al: ....
Woman: ....
Al: Well, I'm gonna go out in the rain and wash off my blood seal now.
You basically NEVER ask if someone is pregnant unless the context suggests at least a 95 percent likelihood.
@@keyblader1985 And even then, one treads lightly, as being in that 5% is a catastrophic situation.
Automail requires regular maintancevand us pricey- so if you're not rich like Ed and can cover travel expenses, it makes more sense to live near your engineer if you need automail, that's prolly why Rish Valley came to be like this
As I say, Arakawa *gets* that you canât overload the audience with the depressing stuff so we get a palate cleanser after losing Hughes. And as others have said, itâs part of the symbolism that one life ended, another startedâŚ
Good mix as always of humour and gravitas. Same goes for you, too; this was perhaps a *perfect* anime for you to cut your teeth on before getting into longer and/or more complicated ones.
Alchemists can reconstruct any material as long as they understand its chemical makeup and they have the proper transmutation circle drawn. Ed is special in that he can manipulate anything in an instant by clapping his hands together due to no longer needing a specific drawn circle for each transmutation.
Mustache man on the wanted poster has been seen before. In episode 4, when Ed and Al visit Mustang, one of his men is talking about wanted posters. He say that the mustache man is Lt Yoki, a corrupt tax collector who was embezzling from the government and who was exposed by the Elric brothers as one of their earliest missions. So definitely a background feature you may have seen before, but weren't expected to notice or remember.
The other face is in the opening, but beyond that you've never seen him before at all. Definitely not Kimblee though.
It's not important to the overall story, but I liked Yoki's backstory in the 2003 version, yet another reason I think folks should watch the first like 10 of that and then brotherhood.
@@BCPvideo I really think the FMA:B writers expected that anyone who watches Brotherhood saw the original series, which is why the beginning of the show feels like a speedrun of the original series.
@@Jathom having read the manga i think they were staying faithful to its pacing. a lot of these eps cover exactly one chapter
â@@BCPvideo The problem is the beginning of FMA03 takes place under completely different circumstances (like taking place 3 years earlier) and has a huge amount of story bits that are unique to '03. Even the Yoki episode (e9) is like... half spent on introducing a totally original character anyway.
Technically speaking ousting Yoki should have happened sometime between episodes 3 and 4 so I think it serves the narrative better to have that shelved.
â@@johnpaullogan1365 And are much more faithful in how it was in the Manga (I'm looking at you Church of Leto)
Love the detail that Paninya is never shown tired or out of breath no matter how far she runs. Makes sense given both her legs are fully automail, but it's cool they were consistent with that detail.
A friend of mine from grade school became a lineman for the electric company and lost both arms due to an electrical accident. Whenever they come up with a new prosthetic, he's the one they have test it and work out any problems that they may have. I can imagine how Gerry feels when he's testing something new and having everyone watching and being the center of attention.
A little thing they cut out is that is Dominic apparently has a history with Granny Pinako. When Winry mentioned her last name he went white as a sheet and referred to Pinako as the "pantheress of Resembool" xD
So, part of why they had to deliver the baby themselves is cause the storm knocked out the bridge, meaning Dominic would have to take the long way around to the village to get the doc, who wouldn't get there in time. In the manga Ed does try to use alchemy to build one but, the bridge kept collapsing under its own weight (it was just a chunk of earth sticking out of the side of of the canyon wall with no supports) and the raging river meant they couldn't make supports cause they'd get washed away.
Re: the wanted posters, one is Scar, one is someone you haven't met yet (not Kimblee, he's already in jail) and one is a minor antag from a cut story that would have happened just after the Liore events. He was briefly mentioned iirc by one of Mustang's men (his name is Yoki). He is not overly important at the moment.
previous episode deals with death and sorrow and the next episode deals with life and joy.....
"someone else should cry for you boys"
every time this show makes you blubber and weep, remember this. youre crying for the Elrich brothers. so cry as hard as you can. they need it.
The really sad part is that one of them WOULD cry, if they were able to. The only one who doesn't by choice is Ed.
@@keyblader1985 aw fuck man... Now IM going to cry after reading that!
I don't know if this is mentioned in the show (or if it's just said in the manga), but Rush Valley and the surrounding region is rich in minerals with lots of mines, probably most of the amputees we saw in town suffered accidents in the mines
October 3, 1911 was the day they burned the house down and left to so Ed could join the military. It was the start of the journey to get their bodies back.
Domonic used to know winrys grandma pinako! She used to be called "the pantheress of resembool"!
I wish they'd kept that detail from the manga, it's so funny.
Grandma pinako got some rizz?
â@@iselwyr5411Actually he was terrified of her.
Alot of the people in rush valley are missing limbs because of the ishvallan war! Also i like that you went back to look at the wanted posters. I honestly only ever paid attention to the guy w the moustache since he was highlighted. But you will learn who the other guy is. The moustached guys arc took place in the og 2003 anime. They skipped over it for fmab but theyll explain everything later on in the show.
HAHAHA! I like your idea of just one giant runaway train that just charged through this one town causing everyone to lose body parts and 1.5 family members. xD
One of the advantages the 2003 original has over the Brotherhood more faithful to the completed manga is showing much the Elric Brothers loved the Hughes family.
Ed and Al were there for the birth of Hughes daughter and Ed while freaking out she's gone into labor and he has to help do something does his first transmutation without a circle. Like that's how Ed learns he can do transmutation without a circle, panicking boy trying to help woman going into labor.
Brotherhood skips a lot of the early stuff because it's rushing to get to New content after the 2003 anime/Manga divide happens around the introduction of Greed.
seeing Ed get crowded by Automail engineers because they loved his arm and leg design is still hilarious on all levels especially when his silver watch got stolen right out of his pocket! đ¤Ł
Aaand the part where they started stripping him without his consent. đ I get that its a bit that's played for laughs, but its still a bunch of strangers stripping a child in public. Its pretty weird.
@@withxoutxlife yep, plus Ed showed Winry why he avoids all Automail engineers
@@withxoutxlife I am pretty much certain is Winry who takes Ed's cloths off, thus why she looks so smug.
Al is such a sweet little jellybean
Good catch on the wanted posters. It's a fun little tease of some upcoming characters.
Your Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood reactions are the best and I love how empathic you are. You are just a wonderful person â¤
This episode was a much needed palate cleanser after last episode, especially with Winry helping to bring a new life into the world
I believe (head cannon ) that the reason there are so many wounded in Rush Valley is that being a military expansive country would cause a lot of wounded, the ones that could went to the place where the autodocs are.
For more context of Rush Valley & how an uncanny number of citizens require prosthetics, there is an important detail within the Manga. Most of the citizens of Rush Valley are survivors of the Ishvalan Civil War, which we were told the revolt had spread throughout the entire eastern sector of Amestris. Even Resembool (Ed & Al's hometown) had suffered from a few attacks during the war. Thus, the large amount of people in need of the prosthetics.
In the original anime, Pinako even comments on the irony of her profession as an Automail Engineer; that the war that took her son and destroyed her home, is the only reason she can keep food on her table.
This episode always reminds of the Avatar episode the Serpent's Pass
I could see that. It's an okay episode but this is one of the very very few episodes of this show that kinda consider filler. Still enjoyable but not super important.
â @@SGC51I sooooo disagree. This episode is very important in reinforcing the value of human life and the limits of alchemy. Alchemy is incapable of creating new people from nothing, but people just by being human can accomplish it. This theme comes up later, especially towards the very end of the show, IYKYK. Itâs also an extremely important episode for developing winry as a character, and is also plot relevant considering that her being in rush valley and improving is brought up later. The whole pocketwatch subplot also shows eds resolve and remorse over the day he brought his mom back. Of course we already know this, but seeing it again is important. Also, this is the start of the character arc around winrys tears that gets incorporated later. So much important setup in this episode that becomes relevant for the thematic analysis of the show as a whole. Just because this episode isnât directly related to the philosophers stone or the sins doesnât make it âfillerâ, itâs just a lighthearted reprieve on their journey.
Paninya Sounds Like Panini and NiĂąa and i just thought of a tiny little finger sandwich, fresh out of the press! đ¤Ł
Small things from the manga are Dominic explaining himself picking up Paninya saying something along the lines of "You think your troubles outweigh everyone else's. That nobody's more miserable than you are. I can't stand it." Paninya also explains that the reason for her extravagant automail upgrades that Dominic won't accept her paying for her original prosthetics so she tries to purchase these upgrades to pay him back, but he still won't take her money because she steals for it. Finally, the scene just before the birth is a bit longer with the bridge outside the home being broken and Ed being unable to create one with alchemy so Dominic has to take the long way to retrieve a doctor. The powerlessness hits Ed a bit harder there.
It's funny, you said, "the first episodes would be world-building and letting us get to know the characters, they'd wait til episode 26 to devastate you." It was episode 25 in the 2003 anime.
I hope I'm not coming across like "2003 was so much better than Brotherhood." I truly believe that both are valuable and they hit harder when you've seen them both. They are complementary. There are key points that happen in both, but there are ever-so-slight differences. Add in Conqueror of Shamballa for more surprises.
I think the hate for 2003 from rabid Brotherhood fans is finally starting to die down a little, and people are appreciating the things that it did well/right (beyond the beginning of the series, which everyone almost universally admits was better the first time).
I'm glad to see it. I love FMA in any incarnation, and it hurt to see people do a 180 on the show as soon as Brotherhood came along.
What you need to understand is that all your favorite characters are war criminals. Every one. Armstrong, Hues, Mustang, Hawkeye; all of them are war criminals. They are just as guilty of their crimes as Kimbly. And yes, Kimbly was a certified state alchemist.
The only difference (for what it is worth) is that they did it grudgingly, while Kimblee embraced the killing and enjoyed it. Also, Armstrong had the strongest moral issues with it, which is why he ended up leaving the front lines - that gets discussed in depth later in the series.
@@falxonPSN Okay, they did it grudgingly. They still did it. I'm sure plenty of nazis weren't balls deep in the cause, but they were still nazis. They're still responsible for their actions. A grudging genocide is still a genocide.
Itâs arguable with Hawkeye; while the war was unjustified, every person she killed was a combatant. Of course, she doesnât see it that way.
@@critica77y77 But they were only combatants because Amestris **annexed** their country and then decided to exterminate them. The whole "just following orders" thing is a flimsy excuse people use to justify war crimes. Hawkeye is just as complicit as Kimbly. She's a murderer.
as for you comment on world building, Botherhood almost expects the watcher to have seen the original Full Metal Alchemist series, as the original spends an extended time in each of the places experienced so far
Ed has one automail leg and one automail arm. It might be hard for her to make him taller. If she makes the leg longer, he'll be walking with a limp
There IS a reason why Ed doesnât get taller that is revealed later.
13:34
Not sure if you picked up on this, but this is one of the jokes that didnât translate well into English, as Iâm sure most of us would initially think of the body of water upon hearing the word âbay,â not a type of horse. In the original Japanese, Ed was trying to say âumareru,â which basically means âto be born.â But he was struggling to get the word out and kept saying âuma,â which is the Japanese word for horse.
I get where youre coming from, but considering amestris is land locked i dont think winry would think of a body of water, it would be out of place to localise it as such
The guy in the wanted poster is an example of why it's a good idea to watch the '03 anime too. He's a character that appears in an early part of the manga and '03 anime, but that part of the story was cut from Brotherhood. People like to dismiss the first anime for deviating from the manga, but they forget that Brotherhood isn't a 1:1 adaptation either.
Oh and if you thought the childbirth plot in this was sweet, in the '03 anime it happened earlier in the story, with Ed, Al and Nina Tucker 'helping' to deliver Hughes' daughter.
In both the manga and the first anime, it's revealed that Dominic knows Winry's grandmother, Pinako; and was terrified at the mention of her.
october 3rd has been an awesome meme ever since, the handshake between Mean Girls and FMA
Can't wait for you to meet one of my fave characters of the show. She isn't on much. She lives up north is all I'm gunna say =D
Just a note that there is a version of the end credits coming up, which is set in Rush Valley, and it is one of my favorite end credits scenes/songs in any anime.
An interesting thing I've seen people try to argue against for some reason: Ed's a disabled protagonist. So's Al, since he's unable to feel most sensations. But for some reason, there are people who try to argue that because Ed's got a prosthetic, that somehow makes him not disabled, rather than a disabled person who has equipment to help him.
And now, whenever this date shows up on your feed, the only thing youll think about is thisđ
After last week's daddy issues it's good to see a win. Buckle up, teacher is one heck of a ride
Quick thing about those 3 WANTED posters. One is Scar yes, The second one is a character that you will meet later on (NOT Kimbley) but I won't say more to not spoil. The third one is more of an easter egg to the original series. There was an episode where that guy was a military officer in a mining town and he was taking all the gold for himself. Ed and Al showed up and put an end to that but he escaped.
"Still reeling from the trauma of the last episode" is going to be the norm for a while.
It's been almost 20 years since i watched Fullmetal Alchemist for the first time and i still get emotional at Maes' death.
That Mean Girls meme is well embraced by the FMA community. There are a ton of crossover memes because of it.
just thinking, but an automail engineer is a surgeon and a mechanic at the same time...
I dont think weve seen Al do alchemy yet. He still needs to draw an actual transmutation circle to do anything so hes at a disadvantaged since ed just has to put his hands together to do it.
That's definetly the reason why we don't see him doing it as much, but he has done alchemy before this. He used it to reach The Freezer in the first episode and used it to fix the radio on the beginning of episode 3.
@@barroslucasc ah! Yes okay. I was trying to think back to examples of when he might've done it but my mind was blanking. But you're right!
â@@barroslucascNot to mention he was using alchemy alongside Ed when they attempted human transmutation.
2:23 There's probably an 80% chance that Hughes didn't actually draw on a pack of three year olds and that it was hyperbole for him being intimidating... but only an 80%. :)
as far as automail. it certainly has a lot of military applications, and in a country that regularly has military aggressions like amestris a lot of soldiers will need it. i imagine a large part of the reason automail is so advanced here is the military probably funded its development much like how so much here has come out of darpa or the space program
I'm still watching the intro, but I did want to comment on how the beginning of Brotherhood is a little rushed because of the 2003 anime and in the original you spend a lot more time with Hughes and see how much the boys connected with him. I still think brotherhood did well, but the original just had more time to develop
This was a nice palate cleanser to follow up the last episode.
The guy with the tiny mustache was from one of Ed and Al's previous adventures, which was included in the Manga and Full Metal Alchemist, but not Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood.
TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTION ABOUT AUTOMAIL:
Amestris is a country that's ptetty much always at war with enemies on all sides. There are a LOT of casualties of war and the demand for new limbs became very high, so automail is a pretty popular industry.
At the start of the last episode when you set forward how much you liked Hughes, I thought, "Oh, Dear, you're not gonna like how this episode ends." And to be honest, I could only watch you cry for five or ten seconds before I scrolled the page down to where the video was out of sight and I could only listen. Fortunately, the ride smooths out somewhat from here on out, but not completely.
in the original anime they had a enemy that was mosly automail and he was pretty scary with amount of firepower he had
We've absolutely seen Al perform Alchemy before. He just can't do it as simply as clapping his hands like Ed, he has to spend a little time drawing a circle first, so we don't see it as often.
The ability to use alchemy isnât from the aura of everything or whatever itâs actually from the energy generated from the tectonic shifts in the planets mantle
Adore the hair! đ
What FMA does really well is make your care for these characters, because they all have their own struggles, pain and loss of some kind in their life that changed them forever, and in part that was all to do with the Ishvalan War.And of course we all know what war does to people.
Being exposed to Truth in the beginning filled Ed's head with all this knowledge, too much knowledge for one person to handle all at once. I forget specifics of what makes him special though being exposed to all of that, but it probably has to do with origins of alchemy and the world. But also has the ability to allow him do alchemy without a circle.
Every October 3rd Mean Girls and FMA fans come together.
I think we saw Al transmut a churchbell into a speaker before.
A much needed nice and wholesome episode after the last one.
"I don't think I could do it, I am not your gal for that".... moments before " They should go in an help, its a valuable life experience"... 2 MINOR boys .. repeat MINORS who have never kissed a girl never mind anything that involves making a baby. Talk about wanting to scare a couple of kids.
Sidetracked by the cursed paining. Lol, nice recovery!
They gave a sad episode, then a nice episode, so it keep going it's a good series
"I thought the show would hit, like, on episode 27"
Yes, on that episode too, and 26, and 28, and every episode before and after
20:27. The third person is from earlier in the story.
The show assumes you have watched all the canon parts of Full Metal Alchemist. But if u havenât it will explain the plot points that are relevant as they pop up.
But yeah, a character from Full. metal Alchemist before they did their non-canon stuff.
8:34 I am pretty certain it was actually Winry who took Ed's Clothes off... what can I say the girl is proud of her work?
Great episode. Great reaction. And great new hair. Cheers!
If youve been interested so far in the show, we're anout to kick it up to the next gear.
Its not easy watching you from the tree across the street
Yes been looking forward to this
Dominic is the Grumpy old farmer from "Wolf Children".
also, don't forget allways hurts
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GIRL!!!! I LOOOOOVE THAT YOU'RE WATCHING THIS!!!!!!!!!!! also, you're going to love ALLLLL the Music from this series, and yes you can in fact learn to sing it, I did eventually, even though I don't understand the lyrics, I drive home listening to it on my phone, everyday. I'm so glad you chose to watch this series! so proud of you! SO much I want to tell ya, but oh well... you'll get to it. Can't wait for more from you!!!!
this is one of the best animated series out there... quite literally... it would probably be one of my top recommendations. Unfortunately I don't keep up with anime much anymore. it seems to have lost it's way, and is now just going for sex appeal, instead of story. there are some out there worth watching though.
Any time a white man with black hair appears, "Is this Kimblee?"
I don't believe I would pass out if I had to help with a child birth, but if I had to look during the crowning phase I would vomit.
@funnylilgalreacts I bet you found this one to be a nice refresher right?
Maes was, to Roy, more than just an irritating subordinate. Maes was both a good friend and someone Roy knew he could trust completely. Probably second only to Riza Hawkeye in that regard.
Mustache man is actually in the first volume of the manga, but Brotherhood skips over his introduction. Heâll show up eventually tho. And the not Kimblee is tied for my fav character. Weâll see him soon
It's funny you mention episode 26, since that episode has a gut punch as well. I've seen it reduce another reactor to sobs. But then again, in this series, that happens every other episode, so... xD
10:10 Al can but he has to actually draw the circle unlike Ed.
Jeez, you called out Episode 26 in the opening as a good time to rip your heart out and in the Original Full Metal Alchemist, Hughes had his funeral on Episode 25. So that's a really good prediction lmao. (No you dont need to watch the original)
Eventually I think she does. It's still a solid anime that told it's own cohesive story and closed that story out with an animated movie. And before brotherhood premiered, it was all we had for years while waiting for the manga to end
@@Jaybo1213 FMA compared to FMAB is like a Lada compared to a Lamborghini. Yeah, it runs, and it has its own charm, but come on. They're not even close in a comparison.
I think what they tried to do with FMA is give it a way darker, way more """mature""" feeling which just translated to doom and gloom. Even the movie ending is black pilled as hell. And the main villain - the short black haired chick - not even half of a half as compelling as FMAB's main antagonist.
TL;DR: FMAB is what you get when a creative person (original writer) does the series. FMA is what you get when a committee tries to copy said creator's talent.
@@VG-fk6nk FMA:B fans try not to be insufferable challenge: impossible
â@VG-fk6nk yeah, there's always one. it's like Otaku virtue signaling at this point
@@not_cicero I weep for you: you find objective truth to be "insufferable". What a self-own on top...
It has been a long time since I saw the original FMA, so don't take this as gospel, but I 'think' in the original, the Mayes Hues death comes in season 2 or 3, so we got more time with him. The Tucker story also spanned a few episodes instead of just one. FMA:B is definitely better suited for reaction viewing, but the original is worth a watch on your own time. They share a few story beats, like Tucker and this episode, but the overall plot is different... and you get more Armstrong... who sadly is going to get sort of side-lined shortly.
hmmmm ya know... there is a good old Sci Fi series... I see you're watching Farscape...... its called Babylon 5...... its got some great actors and great drama... I know you can't watch it now, but it is worth watching. as a matter of fact, I think it Aired somewhere with farscape.
Winry (Win-ree) 2 silibles đ
I was called a F*g for being a star trek fan. The whole time I was growing up. It is not getting better, I wish it was but it is not.
Are you going to be watching "The Acolyte"?
I'd say that Dominic isn't nice but kind
Win.
Ree.
Winry.
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It's driving me crazy too.
Checkhov's pregnancy strikes again
Your gonna love teachers husband
I NEED YOU TO WATCH DEMON SLAYER! I need to see your reaction to such story! đđđť pleaaaase
So i think after FMA You should totally check out Naruto and Naruto Shippuden (especially if you want the feels and a good story to go along with it but thats just my opinion)
Some of the stuff they show is reference to the original show. Brotherhood is a retelling.
It's really not. '03 is an AU that makes it's own thing with the given characters and world. Brotherhood is the actual story. Okay the Manga is the actual story but Brotherhood is definitely not a retelling of '03