is being overly ambitious in producing two sequels, though. We won’t have to wait long to see if Warner Bros. The Motion Picture Producers Association of Japan lists a domestic box office total of 1.1 billion yen (roughly US$9.6 million), so it wasn’t exactly as profitable as a formula to turn lead into gold, but it wasn’t met with the same chorus of groans as the live-action Attack on Titan films either.
▼ Kimblee apparently can put symbols on his hands and butts in seats. “Kimblee is in this one!?! Can’t wait to go see it!” “I think this is gonna be one of those movies that people only buy tickets for because they want whatever limited-edition merch comes with it.” “I didn’t think the first one made much money, but I guess they still felt it did OK enough financially if they’re making two sequels at once.” “Is this really the sort of thing Warner Bros. “I think they’re overestimating the demand by making two more films.” “I was hyped when I heard the news, and after watching the trailer I’m even more hyped!” “I have been waiting so, so long for this!” Reactions to the news that not one, but two, new live-action films are on their way has been mixed, with Japanese Twitter comments including Also returning from the first live-action Fullmetal Alchemist are director Fumihiko Sori and scriptwriting partner Takeshi Miyamoto, and if you want even more nostalgia, there’s also an alternate version of the upcoming sequel’s trailer narrated by Romi Park and Rie Kugimiya, Ed and Al’s anime voice actresses. The first film’s principal cast, such as Ryosuke Yamada as Ed, Dean Fujioka as Roy Mustang, and Tsubasa Honda as Winry Rockbell are set to reprise their roles. Kimblee (Yuki Yamada), Lan Fan (Yuina Kuroshima), and Van Hohenheim (Seiyo Uchino). As Fullmetal Alchemist moves toward the midpoint of its plot, the cast of characters quickly expands, and the sequel films will also see the live-action debuts of Lin Yao/Greed (portrayed by Keisuke Watanabe), King Bradley (Hiroshi Tachi), Alex Louis Armstrong (Koji Yamamoto), Olivier Mira Armstrong (Chiaki Kuriyama), Solf J. Scar/Arata aren’t the only newcomers, though. Though absent from the first film, Scar, who will be portrayed by Mackenyu Arata, ends up playing a major role in the story as his quest for vengeance for the slaughter of his people crosses paths with Ed, who’s now an employee of the same military that carried out the massacre.
However, it’s Scar who’s getting by-name billing in the first follow-up, titled Fullmetal Alchemist: Scar the Avenger. Japan has just announced that it’s restarting the adaptation with two new live-action films that will fully adapt the rest of the tale of wandering alchemist adventurer siblings Ed and Al. The Fullmetal faithful are about to be rewarded, though, because Warner Bros. Even at a lengthy two hours and 15 minutes long, though, there was no way to cram all 27 volumes’ worth of manga source material into it, and the film limited itself to a condensed version of the series’ first story arc. In 2017, Fullmetal Alchemist was adapted into a live-action movie. This means that “In order to obtain or create something, something of equal value must be lost or destroyed.” And for our protagonists, these laws ensure things get very tricky… very quickly.Antagonist Scar joins the cast, along with several other fan favorites who didn’t make it into the first film. Alchemists study “the ancient metaphysical science/mystical art of manipulating and altering matter by using natural energy.” But while this practice may seem magical, the laws of Equivalent Exchange govern the practice. In the Fullmetal Alchemist world, alchemy is a common practice. And it should, given the final battle has arrived. And they perfectly capture the wonder and magic of the Fullmetal Alchemist anime and manga. These sequels are bound to be absolutely epic.
Warner Bros.Īlthough we can’t fully understand everything occurring in the trailer, one thing is very clear. also released a poster for the sequels, which we first saw on Bloody Disgusting. What was the last answer your brother gave…?
The finale of the masterpiece tells this story. The brothers fight for their lives… Will they be able to overcome this crisis and regain their original bodies? The hidden secrets of this country, the “Promise Day,” and the past of Ed and Al’s father? The mystery and truth that overlap are unraveled. Although the criminal was unidentified, he was called a “Scar” because he had a cross-wound on his forehead.
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Ed and Al visit Central, where a serial murderer targets national alchemists. The Complete Edition depicts the final story of the series.
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