Post by Gen Gravy on Mar 19, 2006 16:45:04 GMT -5
WARNING! SPOILERS!
Last night, they rolled what is believed to be the final episode in the Fullmetal Alchemist series. But, the ending left so many unanswered questions.
What happened to Dante and Gluttony?
What happened to Envy after he passed through the Gate to kill his father (Who is also Ed's and Al's father)?
Will Ed and Al ever be reunited?
Will Mustang be accused of treason?
What happens to Ed and Al? Will they succed in their new quests?
The episode ended with Al getting his body back, but forgetting all his memories from the last four years. He tells his Teacher that he wants to learn more alchemy so he can bring back Ed.
Ed crossed the Gate, sacrificing all his experiences and memories from the last four years to give Al his human body back. However, Ed retained his original body and mind. He remembers everything where Al doesn't. He is living in Munich during 1921 with his father. Ed wants to produce a rocket that goes into space, but he doesn't have his alchemy. Both Ed and Al are riding trains, and look to the sky. They begin to recall the first rule of alchemy: Equivilent Exchange. Then, boom. Over.
Throughout the episode, they played credits, signalling that it was over. But it is hard to believe that it could just end, there were too many unanswered questions. What do you guys think?
Last night, they rolled what is believed to be the final episode in the Fullmetal Alchemist series. But, the ending left so many unanswered questions.
What happened to Dante and Gluttony?
What happened to Envy after he passed through the Gate to kill his father (Who is also Ed's and Al's father)?
Will Ed and Al ever be reunited?
Will Mustang be accused of treason?
What happens to Ed and Al? Will they succed in their new quests?
The episode ended with Al getting his body back, but forgetting all his memories from the last four years. He tells his Teacher that he wants to learn more alchemy so he can bring back Ed.
Ed crossed the Gate, sacrificing all his experiences and memories from the last four years to give Al his human body back. However, Ed retained his original body and mind. He remembers everything where Al doesn't. He is living in Munich during 1921 with his father. Ed wants to produce a rocket that goes into space, but he doesn't have his alchemy. Both Ed and Al are riding trains, and look to the sky. They begin to recall the first rule of alchemy: Equivilent Exchange. Then, boom. Over.
Throughout the episode, they played credits, signalling that it was over. But it is hard to believe that it could just end, there were too many unanswered questions. What do you guys think?
