FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST NINA MOVIE

In Greek mythology, a chimera is a fire-breathing unity of more than two beasts remarkable, but still fictional. But a “chimera” in the real world? That’s a different (and fascinating) story. Thankfully, a real-life Nina Tucker is impossible, at least for now.

FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST NINA MOVIE

The recent release of the Full Metal Alchemist live action movie adaptation made fans relive the grisly fate of Nina Tucker and Alexander in cute and cuddly CGI. We’re not entirely sure which fact is more horrifying: that we’re having a laugh at poor Nina Tucker’s expense, or that we’re making a PPAP joke in 2018. Unless you want to get sucked into a feels trip, of course.)Īnd if you’re a dad who is pressured into keeping his alchemist license and also happens to have a daughter and a dog in your house, there’s that temptation to become the best horrible dad not only in anime but across fiction. (If you’ve watched the entirety of Full Metal Alchemist, now would be a good time to turn back.

Aside from transmuting objects from one form to another, that world also made it possible to merge two living beings and create a chimera.

In the made-up European setting of popular manga and anime Full Metal Alchemist, alchemy is key. Somewhere within the realm of magical interplanetary schoolgirls, blond-haired monkey-aliens, and basketball players making episode-long 3-point-shots exists a fictional world where the rules of science can be simplified with the principle of equivalent exchange.

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