Customer Ratings & Reviews

Alright.. I have seen and own all of the first FMA and to tell the truth... it kinda stunk... it took forever just to find out what was in Lab 5 ((You'll know what i mean if you've seen it)) and the ending really wasn't all that great either. But Brotherhood really gave it a come back, by sticking to the manga a hole heck of alot better. the only thing that i didn;t really like was the that it sounded like they used a different person to voice Alphonse. In FMA his voice was annoying at times, but he was the younger brother, so i could hang with it. in FMA: B, his voice is a little higher, more like a little kid's voice then a 14 year old.

I have all of this FMA so far, and all of the first FMA and this one is better by 1,000% the first series was okay but it drew out the storyline more than they needed to. They could've finished it in about 25-30 episodes. And I hated the ending. This one is better because it moves a lot faster through the plot, the drawings are better, and it follows the origional manga. The only concerns I have with it are Al's voice, even though Maxey is a good voice actress Aaron's voice fits better with Al (I'm glad they still kept him on the show though), and that a part I love (No spoilers) I feel was better in the first FMA. But overall i'm more than happy with this series and I can't wait for the rest of it to come out and to get it :)

Excellent new adaption to a show I already loved. Some of the original voice actors and a few new ones. These disks quickly recap the beginning of the show, and it's excellent to watch again. Brotherhood follows the original manga much better too. Nice packaging and comes with 4 post card sized plastic pictures of different scenes and characters.