![]() ![]() Things are not going very well in the Tucker household. Here they learn that Tucker has a four year old daughter named Nina and a dog called Alexander who Ed and Al take the time to play with for a bit. Upon arriving they explain their circumstances to Tucker who allows to them to have access to his library. Colonel Mustang suggests that the boys study the work of Shou Tucker, a state Alchemist who received his certification two years prior when he created a talking Chimera. Ed and Al are returning from Lior, having lost their first great lead on the philosopher’s stone and because of this they are considering looking at bioalchemy as a possible means of getting their bodies back. The layout of the story in the manga and in brotherhood is almost completely identical. It’s a great story so far, but it has made writing this and reading that story at the same time a whole lot harder. ![]() I am currently reading a book entitled the Alchemists Daughter, which is about a group woman who were all experimented on alchemically by their fathers. I find myself reminded of her constantly. More then anything else in the franchises entirety and that’s saying something. The story of Nina, for me, is one of the hardest parts of FMA to look at and it deeply scarred me. In this installment I’ll be covering the first chapter and the beginning of the 2 nd chapter in volume 2 of the manga, episode four of Brotherhood and episodes 6 and 7 of 2003. So, finally, after many, many rewrites, here is part two of my FMA comparison/analyses. I will make a few exceptions in order to cover material in the series 2003. I’ve decided to more or less follow the Manga’s events in order and branch out from there. The other reason is that I think I’ve finally found my footing in regards to the direction I’ll be taking when covering material. One of these is the subject matter, see that last word in the title? It’s a name, Nina, and if you don’t know who that is, then if you continue to read this you will soon find out. I do hope that you will manage to forgive me, for a couple reasons. Oh, wow, it has a been a while since I posted the first part in my FMA comparison series. ![]()
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