ivan moreno tell me about it, at first all seemed lost, then this scene happened and you get the feeling that everything truly is going to be okay. Man, what a scene.
The moment in the series that redeemed Hohenheim's character for me. When I first watched the series I wasn't a huge fan of him, but this scene right here shows why he had to leave before the series began. It doesn't necessarily excuse the whole sudden departure from his son's lives for a decade without saying goodbye, but at the very least it showed he had a legitimate and necessary reason for going.
You have to remember though that Hohenheim is an ancient person. At almost half a millennium old it's remarkable he still functions. The human psyche isn't designed to endure so many years. It's a surprise he hasn't gone insane after that length of time. I think we can forgive the way he treated his family.
+Mandragara Normally it wouldn't, but Hohenheim had an immortal body, and he spent those 400 years actually conversing with each and every soul inside him, which he admitted nearly drove him insane. It was likely that their desire to defeat Father was what allowed Hohenheim to endure all those years, and then he met Trisha, who made him feel truly alive once more.
When he drops that he's using the eclipse's shadow as the transmutation circle I absolutely lost it, such a smart choice by the writer honestly. The author was crazy good at understanding how her world worked.
That's what makes FMA the greatest. The world isn't used to tell the story, she just told the story within her own world. So many mangas use the "mechanics" of the world they've built to just do asspulls when they write themselves into a corner. This is one of, if not the most carefully constructed manga stories of all time. No stone is left unturned.
When this was said I realized she thought of this exact moment before she started writing the show. It’s an absolute beautiful climax and I think the best I’ve seen in any anime
Although there is no definitive proof, people are fairly positive that this isn't the originally planned ending to the manga/anime. And that the orginal one was more akin to FMA's 2003 anime ending
@@Blades500 I don't know this "people" is but this is the first I've heard of it and in order for you to be right, the decision would have had to have been made _very_ early on given how much setup is there is for this ending.
It really makes sense why only Hohenheim could do this, and why he had to leave home to do it. When he discovered the nationwide transmutation circle, he knew that once it was active, every living soul not in the center would die as their souls would be ripped out of their bodies. But to reverse it, some souls had to act in order to activate the reversal process, so what better than to use the souls that Hohenheim managed to individualize. Father wouldn't be able to take those souls because they aren't inside any bodies, and thus cannot be pulled out. And it took him so long, because Hohenheim had to calculate EXACTLY where to place each pinpoint that would coincide with the Umbra. Do you know how tough that it? And Van didn't have advanced technology to help him. No, he used purely his own intellect. Not even the most brilliant scientists could have done that with just their intellect alone. Hohenheim's 400 year of acquiring knowledge came in useful. So its mostly because of Hohenheim and his friends that resided in him that are the real heroes, as otherwise, they would have lost.
I love how this scene is born from the Ainu's religion. The Ainu are the ethnic minority to whom the Ishvalians are based on. Arawaka wanted to general prejudice of religious and ethnic groups with the Ishvalians. But, in this scene, we see spirits existing in nature. I love how the Ainu's believe is what saved Amestres. Makes this scene more awesome to me .
lol I I might have been typing fast. But, if you don't know who the Ainu are, then take the time to look them up. You do know how to use a search engine, right?
Scenes like this are reasons why FMA Brotherhood is cemented firmly as one of the best anime and series in general I've ever seen. Surpassed by very few
I can't really give you another series like it since there aren't any that come close to it but Neon Genesis Evangelion, Gurren Lagann, Cowboy Bebop, Berserk, Hellsing Ultimate, Attack on TItan are some of my favourites. Legend of the Galactic Heroes is supposed to be good as well but I havent fully watched it yet.
No anime could ever widen my eyes seeing this. The fact hohenhiem spent his years to save an entire country from forever being trapped made him my favorite character in the whole series. His patience is what's truly godlike in this series.
Rift Walk Yeah, I mean when it comes to saving people, you have to give logical credit to whoever's most responsible for that when thrown along with intent. But yes it's always good for stories to have a diverse character system. I'm actually writing a book like that myself.
cameraREDeye Nothing is more powerful than the Bishie Sparkle that HAS BEEN PASSED DOWN THE ARMSTRONG FAMILY LINE FOR GENERATIONS! Sorry, just pulled an Armstrong right there... God, that was hammy as hell
Imagine if Hohenheim fucked up his reverse transmutation calculations, "Alright, trust me guys, I have a plan to counter this that I've been preparing for the last several years!.....Any second now...riiight, now! Heeeeereee weeeee goooooo..." Moon's shadow passes, nothing happens.
When the realization kicked in that the souls from Hohenheim's Stone were going to sacrifice themselves to restore Amestris's citizens, and the young voice announces "we're going now, Hohenheim!" That gets me as bad as the baby's first cry.
This is one of the very anime shows I absolutely prefer most of the English cast. Terrific work by these respectful actors and actresses. Who agrees with me?
Hohenheim was a good character was biggest shock for me as from starting he was appearing like villianous nature but then slowly i realize he was the saviour
For added irony to this scene make everyone metal. But in all seriousness, it's ironic as hell that Father spent his whole life in pursuit of his own selfish plans, sacrificing anyone and everyone to see them come to fruition, yet it's his *only* selfless deed (giving Hohenheim his immortality) that screwed him over in the end.
Wasnt really selfless, he did make a promise to give him three things in return for him helping him. He first gives him a name, he then gives him knowledge so he can be a free man and alchemist and lastly he gives him half the souls in return for having a body and being free of the flask. After that they part ways and he sometimes after sheds his emotions to be a "perfect being". The dwarf was selfish from the start, he just likes Hohenheim because it was his blood who gave him the chance to be in the flask and away from the truth realm.
To be fair, he needed someone to carry him to the center of the circle. It may have been unavoidable and at that point would you really risk your newly acquired 'immortality' on a fight? I would chalk it more up to arrogance than selflessness.
@@SaevioCorta he also could’ve killed him right then and there, but he decided to let him live. Regardless, his inaction to take out Hohenheim early (due to his fondness of him) cost him his goals
@@SuccessfulMentality94 … not really? They were both equally powerful, so there’s no guarantee either way. And besides: even if he did win he’d probably end up spending most of his newfound immortality to do it. He certainly wouldn’t have enough left to do his whole “block alchemy” thing and possibly wouldn’t have enough to even make all the homunculi, or at least not make them as powerful as they would have been otherwise.
You cannot tell me this wasn't... isn't one of the best stories in any form ever. Everything up to this point and what little was left after was so damn perfect. I am so thankful they redid the anime. 10/10, would watch again and again.
Here’s a reminder: Since they were just above Father and the five alchemists, Riza Hawkeye, the Chimeras and Scar (and according to the wiki, Lan Fan) were in the centre of the circle as well, so they were able to keep their souls. In the manga, there was even a panel where Riza and the Chimeras witness all the souls escaping.
That was the entire premise of the show, equivalent exchange. It was only reiterated like 200 times. For you to gain something there must be a price. Father swallowed God and then God swallowed father
Thats because the Hero had to solve his own struggles (bodyloss of his brother) and not to solve the problem his father created with homunculus/father. The hero of the Hohenheim arc is Hohenheim, the Hero of FMA arc is Edward. Got it?
Damn that part where the souls return to their human bodies, and the first sound is the baby crying with the opening theme on the background... always hits me hard. Such a goddamn masterpiece.
this was one of the only times i can remember in a show, in the moment-where I'm just thinking "this is literally one of the greatest things ive ever seen (television wise)"
As mighty as ‘Father’ tried to make himself seem,he was always just a little being that was always bound from being the minor creation of a human centuries ago.
This was actually foreshadowed in the first episode of Season 1 when Issac Mcdougall's circle goes away and it shows Father closing his eyes. (At least that is what I believe is the reason behind that scene from the first episode of Season 1)
I think this shows just how different the Dwarf and Hohenheim's ways of thinking are. The Dwarf is a proud fool that truly believes he should be the one to control everything, instead of accepting the way the world works, he actively tries to morph it into something that serves him. He is completely uncertain of anything but his own ability, so he uses a part of himself (Sloth) to carve a transmutation circle. Hohenheim on the other hand, a man who is humble and understands the beauty arounds him, relies on the way the world currently is to balance fate in his favor. Instead of rejecting the world, he lets it help him, and is all the more powerful for it
Literally started tearing up when that baby cries. Such excellent timing with the music the brief pause that felt like eternity when you first watched it. You knew the reverse transmutation worked; you saw it, but having that audio confirmation was so powerful.
the fact hohenheim learned the name of every soul in his body...He spent so much time paying for Fathers actions and punishing himself, makes you forget the hatred you had for him, and just be happy he got to witness his boys grown up and save the world and finally free from watching everyone he knows and love grow old and die without him.
Soveryverytrue who, the pacifist that invented alkahesty as a way to heal and aid people? scarier than the beast from beyond the veil who ripped the souls out of millions of people and ate god? i think your priorities may be skewed.
The beast from beyond the veil may have eaten millions souls, and may have consuned God... But Hohenheim freed thoses souls, he made God's escape only a matter of time. Ultimately, he was the main reason behind the cast win. He fucking slayed that beast.
SpyMonkey3D true, but the heroic tale of a man slaying a monster means the man is cool, not scarier than the monster. if you want a story where the man is more terrifying than the monsters he fights, read berserk, this isn't that kind of story.
jfc the ending shot of the soul re-entering the baby, angled up so we can’t see inside the pram, the suspenseful pause, then the cry to close out the episode and show hope is restored… and I completely forgot it existed because the show offers thousands of brilliant visual ideas. This show is truly just… too good
Every discussion about why father lost always goes to a philosophical meaning that he could not logically absorb god. But in fact to me it was simpler as: because Hohenheim set a trap spell on father's circle. Thats all. No philosophy, no "strong god / weak vessel". Just pure counterforce.
0:20 - when I finally caught my Gigantamax Alcremie after five failed Raids. _(for context, the Pokemon Alcremie is supposed to be a homunculus made of cake frosting. Hell, the word "Alchemy" is even part of its name!)_
This moment is so perfect. From the dichotomy between Father (manipulation of others) and Hoenheim (co-operation and teamwork with the souls inside himself), to the silence until the baby starts crying, leading into the last OP playing overtop the scene. It's actually a masterpiece.
Imagine if the souls coming out from fathers body didn’t know where to go and just landed in the closest dead body they could find. That would be one freaky Friday.
ComradeSlice When all those souls got ripped out of Father's body he lost about 99% of his godly powers. There were still his usual things he could do, like the "You can't transmute" move, the stupid barrier, and of course, energy attacks. He just couldn't create the Sun in his hand anymore (let alone contain the damned thing), because that requires a good portion of his godly powers. With 99% of it gone, he no longer had sufficient energy to duplicate that feat, and was consequently forced into defense mode.
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when the baby cried so announcing the arrival of life, I love that scene.
Hiromi plays many times with maternity stuff along the manga, She knew exactly what he was talking.
Sentinela Supremo she*
ivan moreno tell me about it, at first all seemed lost, then this scene happened and you get the feeling that everything truly is going to be okay. Man, what a scene.
The silence leading into it after the epic reversal, and the OP playing after the baby starts crying. Actual perfection.
Poor Hohenheim, doing all this so he could live happily with Trisha but comes back only to find her dead.
At least he’ll live with Trisha in the end.
He knew what he was sacrificing. He gave up his own family so he could save all the other families in Amestris.
hohenheim was Father right?
@@mikoiblogen7058 He was made in an experiment using Hoenheim, so technically
@@mikoiblogen7058 father is hohenheim body clone with dwarf soul
The part were the baby starts crying after getting its soul back, always makes me choke up. The first sign of life was a baby's cry.
Same here it always hits me rite in the feels
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And then the end theme kicks in.
Not to mention it feels like an ETERNITY before it starts crying and confirms it's okay
Life is pain.
The moment in the series that redeemed Hohenheim's character for me. When I first watched the series I wasn't a huge fan of him, but this scene right here shows why he had to leave before the series began. It doesn't necessarily excuse the whole sudden departure from his son's lives for a decade without saying goodbye, but at the very least it showed he had a legitimate and necessary reason for going.
You have to remember though that Hohenheim is an ancient person. At almost half a millennium old it's remarkable he still functions. The human psyche isn't designed to endure so many years. It's a surprise he hasn't gone insane after that length of time. I think we can forgive the way he treated his family.
Leaving his kids without saying goodbye to save millions of Amestrains is a valid excuse in my book.
+Mandragara Normally it wouldn't, but Hohenheim had an immortal body, and he spent those 400 years actually conversing with each and every soul inside him, which he admitted nearly drove him insane. It was likely that their desire to defeat Father was what allowed Hohenheim to endure all those years, and then he met Trisha, who made him feel truly alive once more.
+Mandragara nothing designed the human body for anything.
RikkiTikkiTavi You know what I mean.
When he drops that he's using the eclipse's shadow as the transmutation circle I absolutely lost it, such a smart choice by the writer honestly. The author was crazy good at understanding how her world worked.
That's what makes FMA the greatest. The world isn't used to tell the story, she just told the story within her own world. So many mangas use the "mechanics" of the world they've built to just do asspulls when they write themselves into a corner. This is one of, if not the most carefully constructed manga stories of all time. No stone is left unturned.
When this was said I realized she thought of this exact moment before she started writing the show. It’s an absolute beautiful climax and I think the best I’ve seen in any anime
Although there is no definitive proof, people are fairly positive that this isn't the originally planned ending to the manga/anime. And that the orginal one was more akin to FMA's 2003 anime ending
@@Blades500 Well thank God this is the real ending we got. It's a masterpiece.
@@Blades500 I don't know this "people" is but this is the first I've heard of it and in order for you to be right, the decision would have had to have been made _very_ early on given how much setup is there is for this ending.
It really makes sense why only Hohenheim could do this, and why he had to leave home to do it. When he discovered the nationwide transmutation circle, he knew that once it was active, every living soul not in the center would die as their souls would be ripped out of their bodies. But to reverse it, some souls had to act in order to activate the reversal process, so what better than to use the souls that Hohenheim managed to individualize. Father wouldn't be able to take those souls because they aren't inside any bodies, and thus cannot be pulled out.
And it took him so long, because Hohenheim had to calculate EXACTLY where to place each pinpoint that would coincide with the Umbra. Do you know how tough that it? And Van didn't have advanced technology to help him. No, he used purely his own intellect. Not even the most brilliant scientists could have done that with just their intellect alone. Hohenheim's 400 year of acquiring knowledge came in useful.
So its mostly because of Hohenheim and his friends that resided in him that are the real heroes, as otherwise, they would have lost.
SquirrelCake Dude, are you seriously asking me that?
SquirrelCake Lol XD I like to debate and explain things. Force of habit.
I love how this scene is born from the Ainu's religion. The Ainu are the ethnic minority to whom the Ishvalians are based on. Arawaka wanted to general prejudice of religious and ethnic groups with the Ishvalians. But, in this scene, we see spirits existing in nature. I love how the Ainu's believe is what saved Amestres. Makes this scene more awesome to me .
lol I I might have been typing fast. But, if you don't know who the Ainu are, then take the time to look them up. You do know how to use a search engine, right?
SquirrelCake Also Miromu Arakawa is the author of the Fullmetal Alchemists Manga.
Scenes like this are reasons why FMA Brotherhood is cemented firmly as one of the best anime and series in general I've ever seen. Surpassed by very few
Care to share the names of those? I've been looking for series on the same ehrm, scale if you will.
I can't really give you another series like it since there aren't any that come close to it but
Neon Genesis Evangelion, Gurren Lagann, Cowboy Bebop, Berserk, Hellsing Ultimate, Attack on TItan are some of my favourites.
Legend of the Galactic Heroes is supposed to be good as well but I havent fully watched it yet.
Idk about AOT but that list is pretty legit.
TheBrownGuy Its one of the best released in the last few years. I agree its probably the weakest of the ones I listed but its still good.
tie between code geass and fma brotherhood
No anime could ever widen my eyes seeing this. The fact hohenhiem spent his years to save an entire country from forever being trapped made him my favorite character in the whole series.
His patience is what's truly godlike in this series.
Kratos be like...
"By the Gods, that's a lot of red orbs"
Le Icedragon when the game starts glitching and gives you unlimited red orbs...
Then Mithos is like "Home. I want to go home."
Le Icedragon lmao
Van Hohenheim pulled a fast one on father and it brought him back to reality.
Father still had a megalomania problem tho
A not-so-fast one, you mean. Four centuries of calculations and travelling to thwart Homunculus' plans haha (I'm not funny...)
@@lolloblue9646which episode is it
@@DJBatcathappy birthday to you 🎂 who died next is nun or children in code Geass roze
I dont care if Edward's the protagonist. Hohenheim is the real hero of this anime, he's the one who saved millions of lives.
Dub Line 50 million to be exact
Yeah
In the Anime everyone gets some time to shine until other animes where its only 1 character that always save the day
Rift Walk Yeah, I mean when it comes to saving people, you have to give logical credit to whoever's most responsible for that when thrown along with intent. But yes it's always good for stories to have a diverse character system. I'm actually writing a book like that myself.
HECK FRICKING YEAHHHHHHH
When the baby starts crying and the music goes on... it always get me.
Batfreak11 Me too, don't ask me why lol
The baby's cry is the first sign of life then the song start pure goosebumps
What was the name of the song
@@harrypottergod5164 Is called "Rain", by SID.
That baby's cry makes me tear up. Every. Bloody. Time. And it's a beautiful feeling.
That moment when you realize that everything is going to be okay.
Father created a star. Bitch please Alex creates one every few seconds.
OH SHIT HAHA
Whos alex?
+Jan Andres Alex louis armstrong(the tough guy)
Except Father's star is much more potent... ;)
cameraREDeye Nothing is more powerful than the Bishie Sparkle that HAS BEEN PASSED DOWN THE ARMSTRONG FAMILY LINE FOR GENERATIONS!
Sorry, just pulled an Armstrong right there... God, that was hammy as hell
1:36 the sound of the baby always gives me chills
I always like the idea that they started with the baby. Literally the definition of New Life
it's time you remember your place, Dwarf in the flask!
+zcloudhowl the most powerful line ever!
It's time you remember your place, Titan!
@@alexor1327
This is what Levi says to Zeke whenever they fight
The silence, followed by the baby cry... then the music. ALL MY FEELS
James Nemecek That moment when you know everything's going to be okay.
Imagine if Hohenheim fucked up his reverse transmutation calculations, "Alright, trust me guys, I have a plan to counter this that I've been preparing for the last several years!.....Any second now...riiight, now! Heeeeereee weeeee goooooo..."
Moon's shadow passes, nothing happens.
Father: "...So I'm just going to release this sun now."
Hohenheim: "Just get it over with."
When the realization kicked in that the souls from Hohenheim's Stone were going to sacrifice themselves to restore Amestris's citizens, and the young voice announces "we're going now, Hohenheim!"
That gets me as bad as the baby's first cry.
This is one of the very anime shows I absolutely prefer most of the English cast. Terrific work by these respectful actors and actresses. Who agrees with me?
陳潔明 have you heard king bradly that voice is amuzing to hear
Except for Monica Rial and Chris Sabat, those two betrayed Vic.
I agree
The reason for this is because the cast is mostly the same from the 03 adaptation so most of the cast wheee extremely familiar with there characters
I prefer the Japanese version more, but the Dub is fucking great.
I ALWAYS start tearing up when the opening begins after the baby starts crying.
Hohenheim was a good character was biggest shock for me as from starting he was appearing like villianous nature but then slowly i realize he was the saviour
The baby crying and then when the starts to cough and the theme starts to play made me start to tear up
IT'S TIME YOU REMEMBERD YOU'RE PLACE DRAF IN THE FLASK!
+Mar_ Tus By far, my favorite line in FMA
+Pengoo yeap its awesome
+Mar_ Tus *your
+Mar_ Tus ..ban is that you?
+Kaneki Ken yeap
For added irony to this scene
make everyone metal.
But in all seriousness, it's ironic as hell that Father spent his whole life in pursuit of his own selfish plans, sacrificing anyone and everyone to see them come to fruition, yet it's his *only* selfless deed (giving Hohenheim his immortality) that screwed him over in the end.
So true
Wasnt really selfless, he did make a promise to give him three things in return for him helping him. He first gives him a name, he then gives him knowledge so he can be a free man and alchemist and lastly he gives him half the souls in return for having a body and being free of the flask. After that they part ways and he sometimes after sheds his emotions to be a "perfect being". The dwarf was selfish from the start, he just likes Hohenheim because it was his blood who gave him the chance to be in the flask and away from the truth realm.
To be fair, he needed someone to carry him to the center of the circle. It may have been unavoidable and at that point would you really risk your newly acquired 'immortality' on a fight?
I would chalk it more up to arrogance than selflessness.
@@SaevioCorta he also could’ve killed him right then and there, but he decided to let him live. Regardless, his inaction to take out Hohenheim early (due to his fondness of him) cost him his goals
@@SuccessfulMentality94 … not really? They were both equally powerful, so there’s no guarantee either way. And besides: even if he did win he’d probably end up spending most of his newfound immortality to do it. He certainly wouldn’t have enough left to do his whole “block alchemy” thing and possibly wouldn’t have enough to even make all the homunculi, or at least not make them as powerful as they would have been otherwise.
You cannot tell me this wasn't... isn't one of the best stories in any form ever. Everything up to this point and what little was left after was so damn perfect. I am so thankful they redid the anime. 10/10, would watch again and again.
Here’s a reminder:
Since they were just above Father and the five alchemists, Riza Hawkeye, the Chimeras and Scar (and according to the wiki, Lan Fan) were in the centre of the circle as well, so they were able to keep their souls.
In the manga, there was even a panel where Riza and the Chimeras witness all the souls escaping.
Imagine being in space irl watching that shit go down.
Daltheer Fehn imagine being from a neighboring country like Creta and seeing Father come out of the ground to eat Truth.
"Bye, honey, I'm off to the market- WTF IS GOING ON!!?!?"
I like the subtle usage of newton third law of physics to defeat father.
for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
I... AM THE REACTION!!!
*** you spin me right round...***
***BWAHHH***
That was the entire premise of the show, equivalent exchange. It was only reiterated like 200 times. For you to gain something there must be a price. Father swallowed God and then God swallowed father
@@emancules Because Father tried to violate said law.
I like how the hero accomplishes nothing, everybody dies, and then the hero's dad shows up and solves all the problems in the end.
John Lee but he got him and his brothers bodies back
Thats because the Hero had to solve his own struggles (bodyloss of his brother) and not to solve the problem his father created with homunculus/father. The hero of the Hohenheim arc is Hohenheim, the Hero of FMA arc is Edward. Got it?
John Lee Pretty sure hohenheim wasn't the one who killed father, killed the rest of the homculi, and got Ed and Al' s bodies back.
Well the problem here is kinda his father's fault, so in a way everyone else is just helping him clean up his mess.
This anime gives the phrase "My dad could totally beat up your dad!" A whole new meaning. Hohenheim is probably the best dad in all of anime.
"It's time you remembered your place, DWARF IN THE FLASK"!!!!! damn that part is so badass
A baby crying, a sign of life
The first sign of life.
If father simply stepped out of the circle this wouldn’t have worked.
This is how you handle an overpowered villain!
Damn that part where the souls return to their human bodies, and the first sound is the baby crying with the opening theme on the background... always hits me hard. Such a goddamn masterpiece.
the silence, then baby crying before its starts playing rain is one of the best musical moments of the series, it gives me goosebumps everytime
Hohenheim's plans starts today
And I'm in the path of totality. Wish me luck
yes
this was one of the only times i can remember in a show, in the moment-where I'm just thinking "this is literally one of the greatest things ive ever seen (television wise)"
The moment the song begins, accompanying the baby's cry
Fantasic anime no wonder its so popular to both critics and fans alike🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒
he still had his godlike powers but with the souls removed he couldn't keep it in check or use it
As mighty as ‘Father’ tried to make himself seem,he was always just a little being that was always bound from being the minor creation of a human centuries ago.
The symbolism of Father losing his power coinciding with him crushing the mini sun always gets me.
The people of Xerxes lost everything, and gave everything back to the people of Amestris.
Everybody gangsta till the op starts playing in the middle of the episode
That silence with the baby crying. Magnificent writing.
Ice alchemist gets my respect.....trying to put an end to it by himself.
Entire anime for this episode [ perfection ]
Hohenheim and his homies came in clutch for the W
Just imagine how terrible this must’ve been for the people of Xerxes inside Father.
He didn't lose his godly power here. He lost a lot of the strength he needed to comfortably keep and control it here.
Man, been looking for this scene, but I was hoping you'd included Hoenheim's speech starting up to the beginning of this video.
Me too! Such a brilliant twist epic moment in this show
My eyes always tear up when the baby's soul returns and it starts crying, and then it gets worse when the music starts.
Yuuki Konno That moment when you know everything's okay.
Man I get chills every time I hear Rain start to play.
The biggest uno reverse card in anime history
Well black zetsu killing madara from behind is kinda similar but u got a point
0:18 king bradley vibes
This was actually foreshadowed in the first episode of Season 1 when Issac Mcdougall's circle goes away and it shows Father closing his eyes. (At least that is what I believe is the reason behind that scene from the first episode of Season 1)
Father: i win
Hoenheim: uno reverse
Father: I have the power of a sun!
Escanor: and who decides that?
I did.
@@madhouse2594 skyrim belongs to the nords!
@@АЛЕКСАНДРФИЛИПС-м6р No; it belongs to the cheese rolls
@@madhouse2594 it's the end times!
When the baby cries with life, I cry
I think this shows just how different the Dwarf and Hohenheim's ways of thinking are. The Dwarf is a proud fool that truly believes he should be the one to control everything, instead of accepting the way the world works, he actively tries to morph it into something that serves him. He is completely uncertain of anything but his own ability, so he uses a part of himself (Sloth) to carve a transmutation circle. Hohenheim on the other hand, a man who is humble and understands the beauty arounds him, relies on the way the world currently is to balance fate in his favor. Instead of rejecting the world, he lets it help him, and is all the more powerful for it
neighboring countries: The fuck is going on over there?
Literally started tearing up when that baby cries. Such excellent timing with the music the brief pause that felt like eternity when you first watched it. You knew the reverse transmutation worked; you saw it, but having that audio confirmation was so powerful.
the fact hohenheim learned the name of every soul in his body...He spent so much time paying for Fathers actions and punishing himself, makes you forget the hatred you had for him, and just be happy he got to witness his boys grown up and save the world and finally free from watching everyone he knows and love grow old and die without him.
Even now you still think you can stop me?! YOU'RE A FOOL, HOHENHEIM!!!!!
It’s time you remembered your place, DWARF IN THE FLASK!
0:26 sponsers are McDonald's
Zaimous Paradox That is so bad, it so funny!!! 😂
1:32 when the baby start crying, I can't describe my feeling 🥺
With all the power he gained( the power of God), Father still wasn't able to resist the basic laws of Alchemy. Rule #1, never forget the basics.
Honestly, Hohenheim is way scarier than Father.
Soveryverytrue who, the pacifist that invented alkahesty as a way to heal and aid people? scarier than the beast from beyond the veil who ripped the souls out of millions of people and ate god?
i think your priorities may be skewed.
The beast from beyond the veil may have eaten millions souls, and may have consuned God...
But Hohenheim freed thoses souls, he made God's escape only a matter of time. Ultimately, he was the main reason behind the cast win.
He fucking slayed that beast.
SpyMonkey3D true, but the heroic tale of a man slaying a monster means the man is cool, not scarier than the monster.
if you want a story where the man is more terrifying than the monsters he fights, read berserk, this isn't that kind of story.
jfc the ending shot of the soul re-entering the baby, angled up so we can’t see inside the pram, the suspenseful pause, then the cry to close out the episode and show hope is restored… and I completely forgot it existed because the show offers thousands of brilliant visual ideas. This show is truly just… too good
0:48 When November ends
cgi in this anime aged surprisingly well compared to some ore recent ones.
We all think he was a bad father when in reality he was planning this all along.
I'm not gonna lie, but father looked good in that body form 👌🏼👌🏼
Christelle Raymond GAYYYYYY
Might be a female
Every discussion about why father lost always goes to a philosophical meaning that he could not logically absorb god.
But in fact to me it was simpler as: because Hohenheim set a trap spell on father's circle. Thats all. No philosophy, no "strong god / weak vessel". Just pure counterforce.
George bush did the promised day
Mc Woofless George W. Bush*
APlatinumOrange King Bradley did the Promised Day, guys, I mean look at the facts- Amestrian steel can't cut through Briggs artillery shells.
Poor Hoenheim. Just how many people he has seen dead by these monstrosities during his lifetime.😢
"We're starting now Hoenheim". The most bad ass philosopher stone in the universe.
Demm i must say hohenheim was yelling to father like he was a angry brat or something.
He was angry at him.
Could you imagine if the souls all went in the wrong body like that one scene in the Scooby doo movies back in 2002. It’s a very unsettling thought.
How in the.... So basically he got caught with like, 1.5 mill in soul and had to return it, pfft, hacker get what ya deserve
XoDos INgaming I thought it was 50 million
50 million.
All the brain damage from lack of breathing ....
EndGameLooter 9715 they were still alive but empty.
@@JoseAlvarado-yy3qe just like my soul now that i finished this anime for the 3rd time
0:20 - when I finally caught my Gigantamax Alcremie after five failed Raids.
_(for context, the Pokemon Alcremie is supposed to be a homunculus made of cake frosting. Hell, the word "Alchemy" is even part of its name!)_
This moment is so perfect. From the dichotomy between Father (manipulation of others) and Hoenheim (co-operation and teamwork with the souls inside himself), to the silence until the baby starts crying, leading into the last OP playing overtop the scene. It's actually a masterpiece.
*Father:* "Checkmate!"
*Hohenheim:* "Uno Reverse Card!"
*Father:* _(surprised Pikachu face)_
Imagine if the souls coming out from fathers body didn’t know where to go and just landed in the closest dead body they could find. That would be one freaky Friday.
Kh1ght
Souls are connected with their bodies
The title says this is when his godly powers were removed but this is only the removal of the Amestrian souls.
ComradeSlice When all those souls got ripped out of Father's body he lost about 99% of his godly powers. There were still his usual things he could do, like the "You can't transmute" move, the stupid barrier, and of course, energy attacks. He just couldn't create the Sun in his hand anymore (let alone contain the damned thing), because that requires a good portion of his godly powers. With 99% of it gone, he no longer had sufficient energy to duplicate that feat, and was consequently forced into defense mode.
the guy who made this is a fuckin genius
woman
well shes a fuckin genius then
This resembles the Third Impact a lot, during the time Komm Susser Todd was playing, anyone that saw EOE movie knows what I’m talking about.
Poor father after getting a power up he lost to plot armor within minutes of the next episode 🤣🤣🤣
So close to victory... he tripped over the finish line.
0:05 it makes me shutter hearing her say hohenheim
Studder is what you should to using, Shutter is the person that "shut" the other up.
+Frederick Oh shit it was autocorrect lmao
+Frederick Also I meant shudder
L Lawliet Ah well, "Dammit, Auto-Corrected!"
shouldn't it be pronounced as hoen-haym
I lost it when Rain started playing
IT'S TIME TO REMEMBER YOUR PLACE, LITTLE ONE INSIDE THE FLASK
Damn, my nerves went crazy after hearing the music play after the baby cried.
I wish you could have finished the scene. When the 5th theme song plays, is the best part of the show
Huh.... didn't think i'd ever see a soulnado outside of mortal kombat but here I am
"We're starting now, Hohenheim!"
Stop right there dwarf in the flask you activated my trap card