Why are the sad endings often the most fulfilling?
I watched the Full Metal Alchemist movie just now (Conqueror of Shamballa), and man, was that sad! One character redeemed himself by sacrificing his life, Ed's father died, not much happened with Envy, the other Al died, and now the Elric brothers are trapped in the other world! Man! What a downer!
The FMA anime was 51 episodes long. The ending was kinda open-ended, so the movie did tie those up, but there's so much more I want from it! My all-time favorite anime was rather short, and I'm really sad that it had to be like that. Ah well, such is life.
Oh, and it had Hitler.
I watched the Full Metal Alchemist movie just now (Conqueror of Shamballa), and man, was that sad! One character redeemed himself by sacrificing his life, Ed's father died, not much happened with Envy, the other Al died, and now the Elric brothers are trapped in the other world! Man! What a downer!
The FMA anime was 51 episodes long. The ending was kinda open-ended, so the movie did tie those up, but there's so much more I want from it! My all-time favorite anime was rather short, and I'm really sad that it had to be like that. Ah well, such is life.
Oh, and it had Hitler.
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