As for those who were involved in the war…I think that’s a morally grey area. But the above shows that they were in no way helpless victims. I am also not excusing Scar killing State Alchemists who weren’t involved in the war. And still treats Ishvalans like disposable human waste. The government responsible for this genocide is still very much in power.

This was a life they chose for themselves, knowing that it would make them legitimate military targets and could get them called in to kill huge amounts of people. State Alchemists are volunteers they are not drafted. Secondly, some facts about the Amestrian military: His objective is not to create fear for its own sake, but to purge the world of dangerous human weapons. What I’m establishing is that he’s not a “terrorist” as we in the West understand it. I am not saying that his killing those civilians was excusable – it wasn’t. The only civilians he kills are a suffering little girl who has been turned into a primitive chimera, and two Amestrian doctors who had the bad luck of being near him while he was in a delirious stupor caused by grief, pain and blood loss. His “revenge” constituted going after military targets. He actively fought against this genocide, and saw the murder as it was taking place. He was the victim of a successful genocide. So, for the sake of clarification, I’ve written an explanation as to what I feel these problems are, and why I find them so upsetting.įirstly, let’s establish some base facts about Scar: I’ve been in this fandom for a very long time, and fans of the manga, and more recently Brotherhood, are often perplexed by the assertion that these versions have any problems in their portrayal of non-white minority characters. The Heroic Legend of Arslan (Arslan Senki).My Hero Academia (Boku no Hero Academia).Subreddits for similar and recommended shows/manga, and for other works by Hiromu Arakawa Use the links below to view only posts in a particular flair category. Our demographics according to a 100 person survey in October 2014.Mark All Spoilers - No Spoilers In Post Titles.In Particular, No Nina/Alexander/Shou Posts.No Low-Effort, Overused Or Non-FMA-Related Memes.See the sidebar in the redesign for details. And since this is being billed as the sequel to the first feature film, there is plenty of buzz surrounding its release.NOTE: Currently set to private due to Reddit's API changes, see Ĭome post anything related to the Fullmetal Alchemist anime and manga franchise! Questions, discussion, analysis, fan art, cosplay, quality memes, etc. Also, after the 20th anniversary of Hiromu Arakawa’s Fullmetal Alchemist manga last march. Why? For one, the sequel has a large returning cast. The Netflix film will be released on the streaming service on August 20, 2022.įullmetal Alchemist The Revenge of Scar (Hagane no Renkinjutsushi: Kanketsu-hen), has a premise that is intriguing. Fullmetal Alchemist The Revenge of Scar release date Meanwhile, the homunculi begin to unveil themselves once again. Netflix film Fullmetal Alchemist The Revenge of Scar premiseĬourtesy of Netflix - When a mysterious figure starts to target State Alchemists for their sins against God, Alchemist Edward Elric (Ryôsuke Yamada) and his brother Alphonse (Atom Mizuishi) are at their most vulnerable.

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