Hohenheim's Backstory!! FullMetal Alchemist Brotherhood REACTION | FMAB Ep 39-40
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Fun fact- Young Hohenheim is played by the same voice actor that did Al's voice from the original Fullmetal Alchemist anime.
WHAT, dude had a massive glow-up
@@_zurr he's also the English VA for Shirogane from Kaguya-Sama, he wasn't in Season 3 due to overworking his voice.
An interesting story about Winry's earrings. In the past, Ed brought her earrings, whenever he busted his Automail; to keep her from getting too mad at him. But every time he did, Winry would add another piercing to her ears to accommodate the new earring; she didn't want to swap them out, because she appreciated the gifts that much. Because of this, Ed stop buying her earrings, out of guilt. Knowing this, makes the fact that Winry entrusted her earrings to Ed that much more significant.
Another interesting fact, Winry decided to pierce her ears in the first place because of Hawkeye, and Hawkeye decided to grow her hair long because of Winry; simple reasons for simple people.
Wow, I knew none of that. Thanks for the info.
That's one of the OVA shorts, I think. There's one about when Riza and Hawkeye first met, one when Hughes, Mustang, and another Ishvalan soldier were in booth camp together before the genocide, one about the earrings, and one where Ed and Al met someone else who'd attempted human transmutation.
What's wild is that young slave Hoenheim was teased WAY back in the first opening but we don't get the reveal until episode 40.
I actually love that, its a little detail but it feels so significant somehow.
"Blood brother of mine", the show is about brothers throughout. That's why he chose Von Hohenheim. Father was grateful to and cared for his brother in his own twisted way.
A few things: When Hohenheim said "he said it was for an experiment", the "he" in question was his slavemaster. So technically while his blood was used, Hohenheim's master is the root cause of all of this. Also, the reason why Hohenheim suddenly looks like his current self after the transmuation circle was dug out is because it took *decades* to do it, which is why the King complains that it "took long enough". Understandable, since it was all dug by hand, all around the country.
and that slavemaster was the court alchemist. the reason they performed this work is obvious, whether or not it was an accident. they attempted to reach God or the place where God exists. As a result they extracted a piece and that piece possessed unfathomable knowledge. As Ed says, the portals hold all knowledge or every secret alchemy has to offer...so they were reaching. And using blood they were able to tether part of the Entity to the physical world. But, because it is based around human blood it is no longer a pure piece of that Entity....it is a fraction of that unfathomable entity with very human DNA. And because it is only a portion of each it is neither. So it goes about trying to rise above its humanity while being intrinsically tied to it. It is a tragic confused existence and its the result of meddling too much with forces beyond comprehension and trying to put things where they don't belong.
I don't know how the humunculus came up with that name in universe, but Hohenheim's name is based on a IRL alchemist called Paracelsus, full name: "Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim".
Paracelsus also gavr the oldest recorded recipe for the creation of a homonculus.
16:10 that's the name of Paracelsus, one of the most well known alchemists of all time. Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim (yes, I had to google the full name).
When he says he is a philosopher's stone, he actually means it literally, as wild as it sounds.
In the transmutation sequence, his actual body got fully transmuted just like it was with Al's.
His current body is literally not flesh and blood. It's a huge philosopher's stone shaped like a human body.
As mentioned by Doctor Marcoh in the first episode he appears in, the Philosopher's stone can take on many forms, it can be a stone/gem or it can be a weird liquid like the one he keeps with him, or in Van Hohenheim's case it can take the shape of a human body- it having an animating soul should be no surprise as that is sort of the point of a philosopher's stone, containing souls.
Von is 100% a philosopher's stone, but that doesn't mean he isn't still a person... which is of course something Ed brought up earlier in the 5th lab: A human body isn't what makes you a person, it's who you are... your wants and desires, your soul defines if you are still a person. And if doing something like helping the woman who looked after your kids because she is in pain (and dying a slow death) isn't HUMAN I don't know what is.
Ep. 40: Holy sh*t, it wasn't Edward in the first shot of the first opening!!
That was me
Fun fact, Homonculus' first name for Hohenheim was actually part of the name of THE alchemist, who Hohenheim is named after: Paracelsus (AKA: Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim).
This show has a lot of references to classical alchemy.
Imagine all the millions of people screaming in hohenheim's head. Imagine if the biggest day of your life were coming up, only to find yourself nothing but formless energy in a raging void when you awake. Imagine what _you_ would scream to your captor, knowing that IF you were ever to see those you love again, _they would have to die, and join the screaming void aswell._
I gotta say I've never watched the english dub for Brotherhood but damn, some of the deliveries on these lines are top notch. From Ling's "Langfan!!" in the battle with the Bradley and Gluttony to Hohenheim's "I'm a philosopher's stone in the form of a man. That's *what* I am." I am really liking the care put into conveying this show's several complicated emotional moments in a way that isn't cringy compared to the sub, it's really impressive.
Also, your reaction to Hohenheim healing Izumi was so raw, one of the best reactions I've seen in someone. I love how attached to the characters you got.
In a twisted way Dwarf in the Flask did give equally back to Hohenheim.
Dwarf gained life, physical body and sentience (Dwarf already had knowledge)
Van was given Identity, Freedom and Immortality.
But still Dwarf is inside a Flask, in a way. A Container that can be destroyed, although Dwarf can repair it as it gets damaged, but in the end that container can't be fixed at some point and Dwarf is gone...like any other person when their container is broken.
All FMAB episodes are crazy and well made
the hohenheim twist is my favorite twist in all of anime because it goes against so much of what we've seen in media. Hohenheim looks like the bad guy, he was an absent father, he has powers no ones seen before (you see his immortality in the manga before this episode I think), and you think if he's not working for the bad guys he definitely has a connection from the very beginning .
even if he turns out he's not a POS completely, he definitely did bad stuff working for/with father and needs to be redeemed. Then this episode comes out and it's completely different from what you've expected as a viewer. Hohenheim isn't an acomplice who got cold feet, he's another freaking victim of Father and didn't even want anything to do with immortality or philosopher stones. He wasn't even aware of the original carving the crest of blood plan, only that the king would become immortal.
It was such a perfect twist
Father is the source of Alchemy. Hoenheim is the source of Alcuhestry. And Hoenheim left because he could feel waht Father was up to, and he's been working to thwart it subtly.
Homunculus only ever wanting to leave the flask is actually most likely true and perfectly normal. It’s not so much manipulative, as in the moment, he probably did just want to leave the flask.
He just doesn’t feel satisfied after this, though, and seeks more.
His pride as a homunculus even makes him shed the seven sins from himself, leaving him as a really shallow villain.
He feels ashamed of his seven sins, and envies the humans who can so easily move forward despite their own limitations and sins.
He becomes indolent, believing that he wouldn’t need to move a muscle to gain what he wants, letting his pawns move for him.
He feels contempt and wrath for the humans who don’t want to just lay down and die for his goal.
He only sees relationships between humans as a “breeding” ritual, never looking past the surface of WHY people actively seek out those relationships rather than just “mating” with whoever they want.
All his sins laid bare, and he cannot accept them and live on. He still feels as if he’s “in the flask” so to speak.
They can't really "open" the Flask and let him out, he would die.
The blood sinks into the ground and leaves a Mark. (That is actually true, which is why even after years have passed you can still find remnads of it at a crime scene)
And with sach a Big Transmutation circle, their gonna need ALOT of it.
So the homunculus are blood relatives of Ed and Al in a way being made from the blood of there father.
Hohenheim was a real swiss alchemist his full name was Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim
Which is also ware the Bombastus name comes from.
Everybody and their Mom has already told you that Theofaustus Bombastus was the Name of an IRL Alchemist, so im gonna switch the subject:
The Ishvalins might remind you of the people of the middle East, becouse they both live in the Desert. But Arakawa was actually inspired by a Minority in Japan, who lived on the North island and sufferd alot.
The dwarf in the Flask is an actual Concept, but more in a theoretical way. If you Google Humonculus you will find pictures of what looks like a fetus in a Glass with a List next to it.
interesting fact: hohenheim has over 500,000 souls inside of him and because of equivelent exchange. if each life grants him 60 to 80 years of life that means his life span would be between 30,000,000 and 40,000,000 + million years
no he litterally is a Philosophers Stone in the form of a man. you can think of a stone like a battery filled with souls. you can exchange those souls for a nearly bottomless supply of transmutation energy. remember that the stones can take on any shape.
Hohenheim is a little different from the stones we've seen as of yet, in that he's sentient, and how he interacts with the many souls in his body, but that's for a later episode.
Imma submit a request to change this shows name from
“Fullmetal Alchemist
brotherhood”
To
“AniMelon trauma simulator 9000”
Now you know why Hohenheim is so traumatised.
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That mug tapping during the lunch scene with hawkeye and mustang was actually morse code. It was SOS.
the name theophrastus bombastus comes from the name the name theophrastus bombastus von hohenheim which was the full name of Paracelsus a Swiss physician, alchemist, lay theologian, and philosopher of the German Renaissance. He was a pioneer in several aspects of the "medical revolution" of the Renaissance
Yo you turned into a sith Lord when they were debating whether or not to kill the chimeras 😂😂😂 "KILL them! Let the hate flow thru you!"
when the homunculus goes "Real Tragic" the only thing I hear is Nappa from DBZ Abridged going "Tragic."
But I mean he IS a philosophers stone in human form. Multiple human lives were sacrificed for him to live on as an immortal
There's a short on her earrings how she got them and why she's got so many, it's cute , worth watching
That way Winry stares down Ed instead of hitting him with a wrench. She's grown too.
Been told this may be a spoiler but it's funny.
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Also, how balling is it to look within to those souls like Father said and have like half a nation's doctor's (or even like a fifth. Father wasn't to specific on who got one half) telling you what to do. "I see. I see." Bullshit Mr Ho, you kinda get the picture, sooo kinda winging it there. Probably one soul saying send me in, and I'm that soul in the back saying "that's what she said".
24:03 Heart attack 🤣
Episode 40, rollercoaster of emotions, right. You, my dear, will be in shambles before this is over. :) And I am here for it.
I guess Armstrong just doesnt like his Personality. Maybe because he has the Name of a Womanizer? Or maybe because hes to soft for her tast?
Dwarf in the Flask is a old Name for the artificial Human, the Homunculus. And im sure you say the same thing like everyone else, no it wouldnt be a bad thing to open the Flask, cause he would die.
And I like Armstrongs Strategy whit Wrath, because shes right, Raven was very transpatent and gave out Informations way to easy.
Great Nails like allways.
14:40 oh, OH! hes quoting Greed! Theres no such thing, as no such thing.
Wow! The Dwarf in the Flask reminds me so much of Bill Cypher from "Gravity Falls"! 😲
I was sitting here waiting for you to get to Ed and Al’s dad looking like he just killed Izumi. I knew it would completely derail you for a minute.
dude she is gonna cry hard with the finale, i mean it broke me to tears the first time i saw it, it still mades me tear up every rewatch
She's not gonna keep it together at the end of episode 63. That one's gonna get her real bad.
I think you missed the after credit scene of episode 40
Hohenheims name is referencing the IRL alchemist Paracelsus. Ironically enough, the „von“ (or here, „van“) in „von hohenheim“ actually translates to „of hohenheim“… xD
I hope you made sure your seatbelt was properly adjusted at this point lol
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Hi Melon
Another set of great episode
Of Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood Edward and Alphonse dad back story is really hard Dud 😢 and like you said he blame him self for everything
I felt so bad for him because
All he ever wanted was to be free
There is a pos-credit scene.
Loving them nails
*sighs* I miss Ed Blaylock...
After Credit Scene?
Did you miss the end credits?
Those captions are gonna spoil a lot for ya because they like to tell the name of whose talking even before the reveal. might wanna turn those off just a heads up.
oh, you nice young lady
I legitimately dont understand how you are mixing up hoenheim and the king of xerxes.....
Am I?
I might of for like a second or two. But I’m sure I figured it out lol
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40話、最後まで観てないのかな？😳
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It really is an awful, awful tragedy :/
Honestly I really hated the change they made with Scar being the murderer of Winry’s parents. In the 2003 anime it was Mustang, making it more difficult because one of their own countrymen, (especially someone as high up as Mustang) doing something so unforgivable hurt so much, and someone like Scar who was supposed to be the villain of the story, was much easier to make a victim of the war that the Amestrians started.
Was it really a change when it was what originally hapened in the manga?
Keep in mind brotherhood is true to the source material, the original was almost entirely fabricated after a certain point. Hence the weird ass nazi arc and all that.
@@enjoys.trollingshittyreactors ok then at least with scar’s arc, I liked how it playing out in the 2003 anime more than the manga. I felt that the 03 anime took the murder of Winry’s parents and made the ramifications of it feels much more uncomfortable because the lines weren’t as clear cut, therefore making it interesting to see how it played out.
stop "figuring it out" and just absorb....share your predictions after. and....BIG after credits scene. don't ignore these!