Legend tells of a mystical artifact that when used will increase it's possessor's power a thousand fold. Anyone possessing this artifact could in theory produce an elixir of extraordinary power that would heal all injuries, and give them everlasting life. It is rumored to be red; a brilliant, sparkling crimson rivalling the most precious jewel in any museum. The stone's power is equal to the greatest of Nature’s fury and beauty alike.

Even in the hands of the most ordinary person the stone's potential is amazing. But in the hands of an Alchemist, its power becomes godlike. Only an Alchemist knows the deeper secrets of the stone. By tapping in to the stone’s most elemental levels the Alchemist is able to transmute human life, the most forbidden of all Alchemical practices.

Many have sought out the stone's power; all have failed. But a new adventurer has taken up the quest. A young State Alchemist seeks to right a most horrific wrong. His quest will determine the ultimate fate of an entire nation...and for himself. To seize the stone would allow him to restore life to those he loves, but it will also make it possible for the State Military to obliterate countless more. It is this burden that the young Alchemist bears. The power to create is but a breath away from the power to destroy. His name is Edward Elric. And he seeks the Philosopher's Stone.


This is the synopsis of Fullmetal Alchemist from fullmetalalchemist.com. I couldn't have explained it better. Fullmetal Alchemist is arguably the best anime series since Trigun and Cowboy Bebop. It is a story of devotion, brotherhood, friendship and the effects of war. It has everything you could want in an anime, action, humor, and conflict. It will lift you up, and it will break your heart.

In these pages is my tribute to Fullmetal Alchemist, taken from around the web and some written by me. NOTE: the series guide and movie synopsis contain spoilers!



Fullmetal Alchemist airs on and off on Cartoon Network - it is currently off as of the date of the making of this site.
- Tyranny 9/17/07

As of the date of the revamping of the site, there is a whole new series. You can find it on youTube
- Tyranny 01/15/10


Cast and Crew

Japanese Cast and Crew:

Director- Mizushima Seiji
Anime Writer- Aikawa Sho
Manga- Arakawa Hiromu
Design Team- Aramaki Shinji, Ishigaki Junya, Itou Yoshiyuki
Music- Mitsuma Masafumi, Oshima Michiru



Edward Elric- Paku Romi
Alphonse Elric- Kugimiya Rie
Winry Rockbell- Megumi Toyoguchi
Scar- Ryôtarô Okiayu
Roy Mustang- Toru Ôkawa
Riza Hawkeye- Michiko Neya
Pinako Rockbell- Miyoko Asô
Louis Armstrong- Kenji Utsumi
Maes Hughes- Keiji Fujiwara
Havoc- Yasunori Matsumoto
Breda- Tomoyuki Shimura
Fuery- Tetsu Shiratori
Vato Falman/Winry's Father- Takehiro Murozono
Shou Tucker- Makoto Nagai
King Bradley- Hidekatsu Shibata
Lust- Yuuko Satou
Gluttony- Yasuhiro Takato
Envy- Mayumi Yamaguchi
Nina Tucker- Satomi Koorogi
Rose- Houko Kuwashima
Isumi Curtis- Shouko Tsuda
Wrath- Nana Mizuki
Trisha Elric/Juliet Douglas/Sloth- Yoshino Takamori
Sciezka- Naomi Wakabayashi
Barry the Chopper- Kentarô Itô


American Cast and Crew:

Cindy Brennan Fukunaga- Executive Producer

Edward elric- Vic Mignogna
Alphonse Elric- Aaron Dismuke
Honenheim- Scott McNeil
Izumi Curtis- Christine M. Auten
Winry Rockbell- Caitlin Glass
Pinako Rockbell- Juli Erickson
Roy Mustang- Travis Willingham
Alex Louis Armstrong - Christopher R. Sabat
Maes Hughes- Sonny Strait
Havoc- Mike McFarland
Scar- Dameon Clarke
Lust- Laura Bailey
Fuhrer King Bradley- Ed Blaylock
Gluttony- Chris Cason
Greed- Chris Patton
Envy- Wendy Powell
Riza Hawkeye, Rose- Colleen Clinkenbeard
Shou Tucker- Chuck Huber
Barry The Chopper- Jerry Jewell
Kimblee- Eric Vale