#and dwarf in the flask

[royaigarbage]

Can a slave preach freedom?

Can a captive take hold…

… of what they believe in?

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[drunkmusichistorian]

hello fmab nation

is this anything

[polypolyanna]

FMAbruary Day 16: Family AU where Trisha was Xerxian and had children with Hohenheim. After Varsha's (Trisha) death, Thaddeus (the Dwarf) took matters into his own hands to ensure that his remaining family could never die.

[pumpkinsouppe]

Don’t forget 3.Oct.11

[heavenlyshadowhunter]

[dyingroses]

Fullmetal Alchemists: Brotherhood + text posts and stuff

[lucky-me-envy]

This is basically Hohenheim and the dwarf in the flask right?

[fullmetal-attorney]

happy pride month!!! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

[totally-correct-fma]

Father: You have to understand, I had a very terrible childhood. Edward: Yeah? Well, I’m having a very terrible childhood right now.

[judecopeart]

Some more FMA shitposts

[raffa-taff]

Homunculus son

Thinking abt hohenheims life is so interesting like damn. Maybe I’ll draw this guy more

[chattoeart]

FMABruary2025 - Halcyon

"To Reminisce"

[polypolyanna]

FMAbruary Day 7: Blood

[spidermanifested]

there will be more greeds moving castle concept art until The Vision is recognized 💥💥💥

(sequel to theeeese)

[zombiemollusk]

i think it's kinda neat that the oldest of the homunculi in both fullmetal alchemist continuities (ignoring the main villain in mangahood's case) tie into their overall views and motivations:

in mangahood, where the homunculi are their own beings (again, sans their father, who was presumably made by humans - though he may have instead been summoned from elsewhere) and believe they are inherently superior, the oldest one is pride.

in 2003, where they were created by humans in an attempt to revive other humans and are, in effect, insufficient replacements for the dead, and secretly desire to be human, the oldest one is envy.

though, oddly enough, the main villains themselves seem to invert this:

in mangahood, father's actions stem largely from feeling trapped his whole life - his early years were spent in a little glass flask, and even centuries after gaining a body and leaving it physically, he never quite left it mentally - so he obsessively seeks power to feel more "free", like the humans around him.

in 2003, dante's actions - laying waste to civilization after civilization to add on a few more years to her already lengthy lifespan - are because she, in her own words, "was worth it".

[dyingroses]

Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood + text posts and stuff