HOHENHEIM PLEASE NO??!! | FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST BROTHERHOOD EPISODE 63 | New Anime Fan! | REACTION 

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It's a detail I don't think you've noticed, but Father's "gate" is blank because he never obtained knowledge of his own.

It's not silly, Luke. It's been clear the whole time that your position as a father has influenced how you've experienced this story. Your reactions to it have been wonderful.

Hohenheim started off as a shady figure who I wasn't too fond of at first. Then when they revealed father's face, I started hating him even more, thinking it was him. But then we saw more of him (the real him), learned of his backstory, and now.... he's my favourite (not just one of, but my actual favourite) character in the series Another thing to note, while Father had the Homunculus (representing the 7 sins), Hohenheim represented the 7 virtues: He fell in love with Trisha and remained loyal to her even long after her death (Chasity), he never abuses or exploits his power beyond what is necessary for the situation (Temperance), he is willing to sacrifice his own happiness for the sake of others (Charity), he is willing to put in the work to accomplish his goals (Diligence), he is willing to endure great struggle or time in the process (Patience), and despite being incredibly powerful he uses his power to help others (Kindness), and does not see himself as superior to others (Humility) And on the subject of Father, he wanted to become God, killed hundreds of thousands along the way, thought he wasn't in the wrong, and he deservedly paid the price for it in the end. Do you know who that reminds me of... Light "Kira" Yagami. Acted like a God, thinking he wasn't doing anything wrong, killed so many in the process, and he paid dearly in the end for it. Father's quote of humans who dare play God must pay a steep price for their arrogance happens to perfectly fit Light's character too

The fact that this didn’t end with this episode is a reminder that fmab really has one of the best, most satisfying and elaborate endings of any anime. You really get everything you want to see after all the craziness and it ties the journey up perfectly Also you do deserve it Luke it’s rare to find reactors who are genuine and don’t overreact yet entertaining and emotionally mature and perceive enough to understand the emotions, underlying themes and storylines of certain anime. Give yourself some credit!

Couple things about Truth: when father failed to understand the answer it stops smiling and is genuinely disappointed, and if you listen carefully while it’s congratulating Ed for his right answer it’s used Ed’s own voice as a sign of respect for the first being to solve his riddle

The Bloopers get recommended so highly because they are an official blooper reel that was included on one of the DVDs, some are true bloopers that are just line flubs, but a LOT of them are the VA's just fuckin' around in the studio and are absolutely fantastic. I end up expecting to hear the blooper lines in my head half the time on rewatches of the series because some of them fit so well Edit: I don't think it would make any kind of good reaction series, but there's a series by Max Derrat here on RU-vid exploring the "real world alchemy" inspirations behind FullMetal Alchemist/Brotherhood - it's honestly absurd how deeply connected to historical alchemy the series runs and it does a LOT toward explanations of some of the more obscure pieces of the series. Obviously it's all with a grain of salt since none of it is confirmed and it's all fan speculation/inference.

No matter how many times I watch this episode with other reactors. I will tear up/cry every time. Especially with Hohenheim... He finally found a reason to want to keep on living and not think of his life as a curse, but couldn't live anymore. But I am happy that he did die being satisfied with his life.

Hohenheim is the shadow hero. I know everyone had their role in defeating father but Hohenheim was really the master key behind it. Also his suffer through all this years alone and trying to speak to the souls inside him is very respectful. So Hohenheim is the best character for me in this show.

Lust: Killed by a man known as a womanizer. Gluttony: Eaten. Sloth: Died after actually trying, but too late to make a difference. Envy: Killed himself after he was outted for being jealous of humans. Wrath: Died with a peaceful smile on his face after destroying everyone in his path. Pride: Defeated after abandoning his own pride as a humunculus and then reduced to a human. Greed: Gave up everything he could have had to save others.

There is no other show like this, an epic complete in a fair number of episodes, no time wasted, everything resolved in a satisfing way that makes sence, an absolute classic, and in my mind truly the goat, not just in anime but just as a story in general

Ling was searching high and low for a stone and the second he gets it he’s willing to give it to Ed to get Al back. And yeah Hohenheim’s passing ALWAYS tears me apart. Every single time. And Father was the most ignorant person in the series, but the sad thing is he could’ve turned out better. The homonculi all showed a different aspect of Father’s own character. Greed wanted friends because Father wanted friends. Envy was jealous of humans because Father was jealous of humans. And so on. But Father’s pride and arrogance kept convincing him that humans were beneath him and as a result he learned nothing and never grew. That’s why his door was empty without any symbols or anything on it. And as always I love your reactions man. Every time you cry I cry lol

See, reactions like this one is exactly why you have 350k+ subs. You’re the most genuine person there is and it really comes through in your videos. I was actually thinking exactly that just before you mentioned that. And I was crying right along with you through this reaction. Thank you for being so open with us 💙

This episode makes me cry every time I watch it at the end because we lost both Greed and Hohenheim

You finally get the answer to the question at the start of an intro this episode. The cost of a human soul + body is: acknowledging that alchemy can't solve all of your problems, affirming your humanity, and giving up the ability to use alchemy for the rest of your life and any good/benefit you could have done in the future using it. A rather fitting price given the themes and display of how much alchemy has helped/save people in this show.

I think I’ve watched more than one hundred reactions to this anime and it NEVER GETS OLD

"The back door's right over there" Hits so hard for some reason, I've rematched this series multiple times but that line always hits hard

Ooh Luke I cried with you in this one and I'm not someone who cries easily and it's not the 1st time I'm watching it but seeing you emotional but re watching it just made me tearing it's crazy how powerful this show is Thank you to make me relive this, you're the best!

I've spent a long time thinking about it, and I think the shows amazing for Edwards final scene with the Truth. Why giving up your Portal is worth a Human life? Because that Portal allows you to use alchemy. All of the knowledge in the world, it basically makes you god. When trying Human Transmutation Humans will give up anything, their limbs, their lives, even the lives of other humans. They'll give anything, ACCEPT the power that gave them this ability. The power to move the earth, to cure any disease, the power to bring back the dead. In essence, they refuse to give up the closest thing they had to the power of God.

I love how the lyrics of op5 reflects the entire life of Hohenheim. With the credit scenes especially the family portrait, it hits me really hard. Thank you for this amazing journey!

Hohenheim's death always gets me no matter how many times I have seen it. I have most likely seen it over 10 times and it still hits me like a mfer. Greed's death gets me too. Both of their deaths r honestly so bitter sweet

Thanks for sharing this journey with us.❤ Whenever I saw Hohenheim's ending, I always tear up, man.😂

The first notes of Rain playing while Hohenheim sits there, smiling, always hit so hard.

The bloopers are pretty much just the voice actors fucking about while in character, hearing Al as a child swear is a top 10 moment in the show

As someone who watched FMAB being one of two brothers while I knew my father would be gone soon (on his deathbed from an incurable disease), you can probably tell this anime struck some deep chords with me. Watching someone who has basically an opposite point of view on this story, shed some light on it that I couldn't see as well back then, and I thank you so much for making me love it even more than I already did. An additional absurd observation, you are the absolute spitting image of my brother, to the point that my mother once saw you on my screen and had stop and look closely to inspect that in fact, wasn't her son having a secret youtube career. Was a weird way to "kind of" watch FMA with my brother since he never actually watched it hahah

Does your wife ever see you after an anime reaction and asks you about what made you cry THIS time? xD

Rest in Peace Greed and Hohenheim man their Deaths broke me too again

"Yeah... that's all I really need. They gave me everything I could want, thank you, and goodbye, my friends" -Greed the Avaricious It's amazing how well-built a side character in fullmetal alchemist can be.

The bloopers are amazing, that is all you need(ed?) to know. Edit: Greed's death is as beautiful as it was sad. Also... Pride isn't dead... not sure how a fetus thing survives for even a min outta a womb/imitation but yeah. Truth is, in D&D terms, Lawful Neutral... there are rules (they might not be the most fair but I'm also not sure that 'Truth' wrote them) and Truth upholds them no matter the circumstance as the rules do not have exceptions (that we know of). Edit2: Yeah this show is so tumultuous, and everything feels finished so it all comes crashing on you here. Edit3: And we all thought "Rain" was just an OST...

Now, you got a curse. Curse that you want to find another stunning story like Fullmetal Alchemist. But that wish will not come true.

I didn't think this would hit once again but it always does, I'm in tears. I'm not so good with words but Thank you for sharing this journey with us. Your genuine reaction is much appreciated.

And the fact that this silly little cartoon series can bring forth such potent reactions and emotions, is why this series is still so highly rated, even 20+ years after the original manga and anime. Love your reactions dude! One day, when they're old enough to understand it, please watch this with your boys, and hold them close.

Dammit, no matter how many times I see this ending I'm still tearing up. Hohenheim is a character that starts out with most people simply hating him, yet by the end it becomes so complex. Either way, I'm glad that there is one more episode for a proper closure. Gonna miss the FMAB reactions.

Ed not taking Hohenheim’s offer is the most important part of his character to me. Throughout this whole process he has never made excuses for what he did. He deserved what happened to him. He broke the rules. All he believed in was that him and Al could make amends and earn back their bodies. Even though Hohenheim would have died hours later, even those few hours were not Ed’s to take from him. He hadn’t earnt a trade on even that little of a human life. He got what he deserved, in every sense of the word.

I think this is the only reaction channel I actually follow because of how genuine the reactions are. I never feel he is overreacting for content and being fake.

Finally! We are almost there I still remember the first video and how I was like "I hope he can go past episode 4" And now here we are. One ep to go

As I'm sure you've seen the last episode by now, take careful note of the time frame. When Ed and Al return home, they comment on how Ling should be back in Xing by now, as they left the battle two months ago. By train, I'd imagine it takes a day, or two, tops, to get from Central to Resembool. So from Winry and Pinako's perspective, there were sucked into a swirling vortex of agony, and then a few days later, they find Hohenheim dead, and then two months later Ed and Al finally show up alive and well. Going by Winry's surprise, they didn't tell her about their bodies being returned, so I wonder fi they even called her to tell her they were alive.

Man the ending always gets me. This will always be an amazing journey and now you are part of us moved by it. As a fun fact, Brotherhood started almost during the last year of the manga publication so they both ended within a month of difference. Manga readers stayed silent in respect for anime only watchers to not ruin the ending for them. Hiromu Arakawa will always be a genius for creating FMA, her way of writing is just incredible.

bloopers AND OVAs, dont forget the OVAs too, they're like chocolate for the soul after you finish the series.

That moment when "One of the best anime ever." is no longer mere hyperbole Hoenheim is a tragic character, and in truth, though Ed and Al are the primary protagonists in the series, you could easily argue that this is Hoenheim's story. In the end, I think that with Armstrong's words, he became convinced that his sons would be alright on their own and that they didn't really need him. It maybe wasn't the right choice but I could see him opting to return home to Risenbul as being his attempt to spare them both any more trouble with his own imminent demise The attention to detail with things is always amazing. Edward's right hand and arm are both atrophied compared to his left. Which makes sense given that they have been on the other side of the portal, not being used to the same extent but still growing as a part of him. The entire exchange at the end with The Truth is a mirrored parallel between Ed and Father. Father's primary motivation was to seek knowledge for the sake of knowledge alone. He held no compassion or care for the world around him in which that knowledge could be divined. Even with how much he obtained there was never any intent to use it towards bettering the world, only to consume and garner ever more knowledge, and thus he was punished for his arrogance and selfishness. Ed on the other hand was willing to give up such knowledge, or at the very least the potential it held to be used to obtain power choosing to value friends and the relationships he had because even if he were to lose his alchemy it wouldn't matter. The community of relationships he had around him was more than enough to help him overcome any issue. You could say that alchemy within this universe is a grand temptation of sorts. Those who practice it are faced with a lure of power that could easily consume them in its pursuit, or cause great suffering along the way. Those who come to realize that dangerous potential are the ones who attempt to distance themselves from it, or harshly constrict its use. You could say that Edward passed the test in realizing that no matter how much knowledge he attained, or how powerful he became, he'd only ever be human, and that was enough, with or without alchemy. And yes there is a blooper reel. It is part of the DVD release's special features and it is the voice cast making silly mistakes or humorous adlibs during dubbing. It is easily found online however to enjoy, and does contain some crass language. "Fuck him up!"

Hohenheim was always my favorite character and whenever I rewatch his final moments I always burst out crying ...and him not being able to say goodbye always breaks me as a daughter of an awesome dad and mom...

I love Truth's reaction to being defeated They're so genuinely pleased with Ed's answer

I was hating reaction videos for ages. Somehow I came across your channel with FMA and I thankfull for your honest reaction. You don't overreact or fish for views. It was quite a ride and I much enjoyed this story once again in your company. It's like sharing your farvorite show with a friend that actually pay attention to it. Thank you

Edward Elric's last transmutation is not just a great moment in this show, but a colossal cultural achievement. The montage when Ed transmutes his gate and it cuts right away to God disappearing is so simple yet meaningful, almost like the famous Kubrick cut in Space Odyssey. It is a sort of "murder of God", but one inherently different in nature from what Nietzsche saw, rather like what he envisioned later in his life specifically before going insane. It's a truly timeless moment, and a decision that is inevitable for humanity to make, for from the birth of times we've been starving for knowledge and power, yet we will have to sacrifice it at some point for the sake of love. Dwarf in the Flask represents the other side of the coin, his character serves as a warning to not lose oneself in one's own strife, as even while being a homunculus back in the day he had true feelings, which Hohenheim remembered standing at his death place. There's much more that can be said about the brilliance of this work, but I'd like to keep it at this for now, enjoy the final episode.

There are some things that can be hard to understand. Like how can watching another person cry of sadness be beautiful? This is one of those times.

Even seeing this scene again of their bodies back makes me having tears! Damn this animé is so good!

After i seen this ending about 20 times, i still end up with teary eyes..

After all these years. I still remember how much it broke me when I realize the shot of Ed's mom reaching her hand out in the OP was foreshadowing Trisha coming to take hohenheim with her.

-Opening suggestions: 1. Ergo Proxy, "Kiri" by Monoral 2. The Big O, "The Big O! The Show Must Go On!" 3. World's Finest Assassin, "Dark Seeks Light" by Yui Ninimiya 4. Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress, "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress" by Egoist 5. Mobile Suit Gundam, all openings 6. Schwarzesmarken, "White Forces" by Fripside -Ending suggestion: 1. Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress, "Ninelie" by Aimer -Game OST suggestion: 1. Girls' Frontline - Longitudinal Strain, "Twilight feat. Kinoko"

I am watching this at last once per year, sometimes more. I always cry at this episode. GREED IS THE BEST

Your reaction at the end, how hard it hit you, that is the most pure and real reaction one can give. Next episode will hopefully be like a balm over the pain.

They never, NEVER forgot Nina Tucker. Such a a beautiful thing that no character or subplot is unimportant because every human life is worth the same. No matter how short their story is.

I've watched this Anime Like 6 Times now and still that Last Scene let me cry so damn hard. Thank you for watching that masterpiece together with us

Two things that show you that Father never really understood anything was first that when he thought he was talking to God he was talking to his own doorway of truth and was surprised by the actual Truth speaking to him. The other is that his doorway was blank unlike the others who actually learned.

As a mother myself I also cried so hard, every time I watched this scene, I loved your reaction through all this!

I've watched a lot of animes in my life, but this one will never lose a place in my heart. I'm going to make my children watch it and I hope they make my grandchildren watch it too, because it's an extremely incredible and powerful visual piece, for me it's without a shadow of a doubt one of the best ever created. Edit: Re:Zero too, so I'm really hyped for your reaction :)

This is show has the most clean, tied up in a neat little bow ending that I have seen in any medium ever, animated or otherwise.❤

I also just realized that the first thing Al feels once he’s on the other side is (the blanket and) his Father’s hand.

Hio the ironic way how every homunculus died. Lust = get killed byx a womanicer Glutteny = gets eaten Sloth = overuse his philotopherstone and dies Envi = kills himselve when realise that he is envious Pride = (tecnecly not dead) tried to abanden his pride and got stopped Wrath = died peacful Greed = died his greed finaly fullfild

I never thought at the beginning of this series that I would cry my eyes out when hohenheim dies😭

19:47 Ed never forgot a little girl Nena at all that had been transmuted to Kimera by her father.

I like that truth literally treats father as a human, he even called out father on his hypocrisy, blatantly stating "do you think removing your 7 sins would make you better then a human" or something along those lines.

its unbelievable how this show can make people completely break down, absolute emotional rollercoaster that you cant get out of :p

FMA Brotherhood is and will stay my favorite manga/anime forever. And now (and last episode)...you know why. Thank you for this journey with you

Luke at the start of FMAB: You guys watched this as kids? I guess its gonna be childish Luke after watching FMAB: 😭 BTW This version spared you some even more fcked up stuff that happened in the OG...

Your reaction to this show has been incredible. FMAB was my favorite anime growing up and stands a test of time, I'm happy you watched it all. It's a bittersweet feeling but a great time as I came home from work each Monday and Wednesday to watch these anticipated videos. Keep on reacting the way you do!

I haven't seen anyone mention it in the comments, but when Ed calls Hoenheim "Rotten Father", that's the first time he refers to Hoenheim as father/ dad and not as just Hoenheim.

Thanks for helping us re-live the emotions we felt when we first watched this anime.

This anime can really hit like a truck of emotions. Hohenheim had both the most heartbreaking and heartwarming ending, which is pretty wild that the mangaka was able to have a moment with both and so powerfully done.

One nice detail on the show is how everyone's Portal of Truth is different and represents their different ideals, knowledge and view on life. since we see it multiple times throught the show, Ed's portal changes multiple times and having multiple iterations of the Tree of Life as base. Meanwhile, the Dwarf in the Fask's portal was blank, showing he never really learned anything on his long life in pursuit to overthrow God/Truth.

Estos últimos episodios lloré, y más en este, soy un mar de lagrimas 😭 Y eso que ya me he visto FMA como 5 veces. Mil gracias por darte el tiempo de reaccionar a esta preciada joya del anime, y que te haya terminado encantando como a todos nosotros. Quedo esperando tu reacción al último capítulo 🥲💝

The one and only reason why I keep on with these reactions is for how you really feel and understand these animes, because as for reaction channels there are a lot of them out there, but you are the only one who I felt really cared about what you are watching, instead of going "WOAH HE DED" and stuff like that to keep attention, you understand the message that the creator of this was trying to portray, you understand the feeling of the characters, and overall try to analyze the situation. I'm very happy to have found your channel months ago, and very happy to have seen your journey through FMA:B, one of the best animes out there. As for similar animes to watch after this one, you really have set a really high standard sadly, but this is good, as you will be able to tell which animes are worth watching. As what to watch after, I can't recommend you enough Hunter x Hunter or Monster, both are really good animes and despite being also kinda long, they succesfully do the magic of make it feel like a second by how good their stories are written, those two are the closest thing I can think of being similar to how character develompent is done in FMA:B. And as a personal recommendation, of course it would not be me if I didn't talk about To your eternity, I would love to see you react to that anime, I know it would be trully an unique experience knowing how you analyze stuff. But anyway, despite what you (or your veiwers) decide to watch after FMA:B, be sure that I'll be there to see you laugh, cry and smile for all the animes that have a rollercoaster of emotions. I hope you keep enjoy watching anime like this for a looong time.

I absolutely LOVE the Final Fight becoming Ed just using hands & going hand-to-hand with a god. Amazing!!!

Man, this is one of the few things that consistently brings a tear to my eye

Please react to the bloopers after this! And the movies at some point, too. You won't be disappointed!

So about "the answer" and the themes of this show, or some of them at least. If you look on Eds portal of truth you'll see a very particular tree like figure with words on it, one of the things you might recognize is the word "Sefirot", which might remind you of the famous Final Fantasy VII villain. This is because both FMA:B and Final fantasy 7 take inspiration of jewish mysticism, and particularly the concept of "The Sefirot". The Sefirot represent the different aspects of god, and the pathways between them. By traversing the paths and acquiring all the aspects of god you supposedly can become a perfect being. In storytelling the villain and the hero are often diametrically opposed reflections of each other. In this story archetype the idea of "becoming a perfect being" is usually interpreted by the villain as becoming a god. Meanwhile the hero ends up embodying what "a perfect being" really is, enlightenment. Not by being a god, but by being a human. I think you can see how this story applies in FMA:B. The father tried to become a perfect being by removing his humanity, and by sacrificing others in search of power and knowledge. He foolishly believed that what he became near the end was a perfect being, but it was less than he ever was. And that's why the truth does not answer his questions, because he should have seen the answer for himself, but through fathers arrogance, through him throwing away his humanity, through him sacrificing humans rather than forming bonds with them, he remained ignorant. Meanwhile Ed does the exact opposite, where Father sacrificed humans for power, Ed sacrificed his power for humans. He is enlightened, because he understands what really matters. "who even needs alchemy, when I've got them". Edward has true knowledge, and through it finds true happiness. He is enlightened and a perfect being, because through his bonds with other people his life has meaning. When Ed tried to bring back his mom he tried to cheat his way out of pain and suffering, he tried to use power as a shortcut. To deny the human experience and trespass on the domain of god. But the show shows us how beautiful human lives are in their fleeting nature, immortality is dreary, it's the fact that we die that gives value to every single moment, that makes the now so precious. In a sense Ed made the same mistake father did, father explicitly removed his humanity, but by trying to deny himself the experience of loss Ed too tried to get rid of a core part of what it means to be human. But in the end Ed attones, he no longer tries to use his power to "play god", he's just a simple human, which means he can't fix everything with alchemy, they will need to work hard, together.....as it should be. Man this show is great. Even after all these years it still manages to make me cry.

Can anyone appreciate the fact that a lot of these alchemist can draw perfect circles. I mean thats a skill right there

I'll never not cry when Hohenheim passes. It's tragic, how long he spent away from them so he could save them - save everyone - and when he finally finishes that, after the hundred of years he's been forced to be alive because of what Father did, suddenly he's out of time. It's unbelievably heartwrenching. But at least he died happy, knowing his sons did view him as their dad, after all they'd been through

lol I've been waiting for this ever since you said you liked Greed. Only the epilogue left after this! -Original Greed when he was being melted: warns Father he might make him sick if Father absorbs him. Current Greed when he gets absorbed: does just that lol. Also Original Greed: gets hit by Ed cause Ed transmuted his Ultimate Shield into something weak. Current Greed: does the same thing to Father. -When Ed sacrificed his portal, he mentioned Nina (the girl they couldn't save). Back when chimera Nina was taken away he lamented that he was merely a human, now he tells the Truth that he's ok with just being human. -It's not animated but there's an extra chapter in the manga where Hohenheim meets and talks to Trisha in the afterlife. Made me cry reading that, too lol. Yeah, it's sad Hohenheim died so early cause his kids are still teenagers and they should've had more time together.

FMAB truly is a masterpiece; a work of art. I think one of the biggest indications of art is it's ability to be analyzed totally different by different people as time goes on. I doubt this was intentional, but it's kind of beautiful the way this episode ends with Hoenheim being so proud of his sons. They are his complete pride and joy at the end of his life. A perfect reflection of Father casting aside his "Pride" to create the first homunculus, and also in a young boy named Selim. The story comes full circle, like the symbol of the homunculi the ouroboros, the serpent swallowing it's own tail. The symbol for the complete infinite cycle; all is one, and one is all. I've never noticed it until just now.

The dead of (von Hohenheim) is the one that makes me sob and cry my eyes out... Every time 😭😭 all this last episodes make me emocional! But this is the Worst!!! This a masterpiece and a genius creator. Love your videos and reactions. I cry with u

Couple of things I can finally say. Hohenheim's ending is honestly a happy one. He died happy, fulfilled, human. He got to see his sons come back, help them and protect them. He fixed his mistake and helped free the souls of millions. He was content and happy that his sons would be able to live the lives that he never could. As for Father, he originally only wanted freedom. He was originally a part of the being beyond the gate, what he calls god but he got greedy and focused on becoming God himself. All he had to do was accept himself and live. To end off though Luke, you absolutely do deserve the success that you are getting, you bring a smile and joy to a lot of people with your content. You should be proud of that.

I forgot how much l loved the scene of Ed's last visit with Truth. The way Truth was ecstatic that Ed figuring it out and congratulating him.

Ok now that you reached here I can finally say this deep dive. So one of my favorite things about Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood is how the Homunculus’ characters are portrayed from actions to death. Greed: Wants everything, has the ultimate shield to protect his possessions. The first Greed died getting his possessions (allies) taken and the 2nd Greed (Greeling) died finally satisfied with what he had and selflessly sacrificed himself to protect what he acquired (friends). Lust: Loved to watch humanity struggle, has the ultimate lance to pierces that heart of anything. She died from a literal fiery passion. Gluttony: Hungry for anything and everything, given a belly that acts as a void of infinite space. He died being eaten by his own kind. Sloth: just wanted to rest, given the greatest speed in order to get jobs done faster. He died after exerting himself after making an effort. Envy: Was jealous of humanity literally “green with envy”, given the power to shapeshift into any being at will. Died having their jealousy exposed and being unable to handle their true self’s embarrassment. Wraith: Only homunculus made from a human body to view humanity and given an ultimate eye so nothing could escape his wraith. Died by being defeated by a man who conquered his own wrath (Scar). This finally allowed Wrath to find peace. Pride: The 1st homunculus given a child-like form, can manipulate their own shadow for endless possibilities as long as it's within what's deemed its container, just like Father hence why the shadows look like “the dwarf in the flask” aka Father’s most proud form. He was defeated by Ed physically and Kimblee psychologically, both making Pride realize he became a disgrace to his own race.

The ending hits us all hard, and seeing your reaction and hearing what you see from your perspective is just beautiful.

The main question of the series is “what would you give up to get what you want.” Everything is up for grabs so long as you can foot the bill, but there is no one true method of payment. There very well could have been a method for Homunculus to achieve it’s goal that wasn’t so abominable, but he didn’t care to search since the abominable option was right before his eyes.

I have never seen such a perfect animation. No matter how many times I watch it in the future, it will forever be one of the best animated films. I love the characters full of humanity.

Damn i literally just watched the the last reaction video ep 62😅 2:06 Thank youuu. That little runt is beating someone yall can't 😭 32:28 Random dude in the attic gets me everytime, but you definitely deserve it 🎉

this reaction was a 10/10 and the show is one of the VERY FEW 10/10 shows IMO

you really are one of my favorite youtube channels to keep up with. your reactions are amazing, keep up the good work

Gets me every time. Seeing u break down made me cry a little harder. Great episode, great series, great reaction

Four things to mention here, in order: 1- Father tries to do it all on his own, and that was his ruin. A great detail is about the knowledge in the portal of truth every character has. Father's portal was blank beside the alchemical knowledge he has, he did understand anything. 2- Ed understands in the end that all is one (we are one), and one is all. The universe is a cycle and instead of life is short and means a little in the long view, it's still one more chapter in history. The only Truth is that we (human and alchemist both) are not Gods, we are just humans. It's a deep meaning that always makes me become humble and makes me cry (and it's the most important message for this entire show, I think) 3- Van Hohenheim is one of the greatest fathers in the anime, I think. Besides in the beginning he was introduced with intrigue and seems a villain of bad father, he cared a lot for his family, since He and Father were one blood, since Father dies Hohenheim Stone stopped working as well and it ran out of energy (he noticed this when the Major talk to him, and he started crying for realized the big boys his children became). I would love he said goodbye to the boys, but he wanted to die in the same grave that her wife so he didn't have time. 4- Thank you very much Luke for all those amazing reactions! You are an amazing person and you deserve all the good things that happen to you. As Ed said, you don't need alchemy you have +350k to support you! Go ahead for more! We love you!

Fun little tip edward punching father is his only kill in the show

U know whats crazy luke can actually play Hoenheim in live action 😂 great reaction ❤

1. Lust killed by a handsome man after SEDUCE multiple men in her entire life 2. Gluttony getting EATEN after consumed a countless human 3. Envy died of embarrassment after being mentioned that he is JEALOUS of human 4. Wrath died peacefully after becoming ANGRY towards human's endless evolution 5. Pride died right after he casted away his HONOR as a homunculus 6. Sloth died happily, knowing that he will not be instructed to do heavy-duty WORK anymore 7. Greed died right after he gets what he WANTED 8. Father being imprisoned after knowing that he reap what he sow. "Human that dares to play God must a pay steep price for his arrogance" finally gets back to him.

Nothing about what you felt at the end was silly. I definitely would've liked a scene where Hohenheim said goodbye to his sons, but clearly he's never been good at expressing himself in words and I think he knew his time was short and he wanted to keep his promise to his wife. RIP Hohenheim.

As someone who doesn't know their own father, I related a lot to Ed growing up reading & watching this series, it's really something seeing someone who seems like they could relate a lot to Hohenheim. It's been great watching you enjoy the show, the series deserves the recognition it has as a classic, it still holds up to a lot of series being published these days.

this episode 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

MORE BLOOPERS COMMENTS! he really needs to see them.. he will laugh his arse off

10:45 you looked confused, so basically father was doing exactly what he scolded Ed and the others for and trying to play God by absorbing truth and now like he said he had a steep price to pay