Fullmetal Alchemist animation is a Japanese manga series created and edited by Hiromu Arakawa, and currently two television series have been made from this manga called Fullmetal Alchemist and Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, which aired in 2003, but the second series of this series was produced and broadcast in 2009. Two brothers lose their mother due to an incurable disease. With the power of alchemy, they use forbidden knowledge to arouse their mother. But their work fails and as a punishment for using this kind of alchemy, the elder brother, "Edward Elric" loses his left leg and the younger brother, "Alphonse Elric" loses his whole body. Edward sacrifices his right arm to save his brother and is able to transplant his brother's soul into a complete suit of armor, and with the help of a family friend, Edward receives metal body parts, Automail, to replace his lost parts. With this he vows to search for the "elixir" to restore himself and his brother to their original bodies, even if it means he becomes a "state alchemist", meaning someone who uses alchemy for the military.
Fullmetal Alchemist animation is a Japanese manga series created and edited by Hiromu Arakawa, and currently two television series have been made from this manga called Fullmetal Alchemist and Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, which aired in 2003, but the second series of this series was produced and broadcast in 2009. Two brothers lose their mother due to an incurable disease. With the power of alchemy, they use forbidden knowledge to arouse their mother. But their work fails and as a punishment for using this kind of alchemy, the elder brother, "Edward Elric" loses his left leg and the younger brother, "Alphonse Elric" loses his whole body. Edward sacrifices his right arm to save his brother and is able to transplant his brother's soul into a complete suit of armor, and with the help of a family friend, Edward receives metal body parts, Automail, to replace his lost parts. With this he vows to search for the "elixir" to restore himself and his brother to their original bodies, even if it means he becomes a "state alchemist", meaning someone who uses alchemy for the military.
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Keiko NambaDirector · (as Keiko Oyamada) (3 episodes, 2009)
John BurgmeierWriter · adr script writer (3 episodes, 2009)
Mike McFarlandProducers · line producer: FUNimation (64 episodes, 2009-2010)
Justin CookProducers · producer: FUNimation (64 episodes, 2009-2010)
Gen FukunagaProducers · executive producer: FUNimation (64 episodes, 2009-2010)
