#fullmetal alchemist father

[number-2-greedling-fan]

honestly i couldn't be bothered to draw the father guy

[fullmetal-attorney]

fma text posts because my obsession for this series has come back full swing

(edit: part 2)

[jackelopeshop]

day 8: homunculus

[polypolyanna]

FMAbruary Day 14: Protect

[lucky-me-envy]

Pt. 2 of Envy serving text memes

[wusnus]

an interesting trend

[aauugghhhh]

Like father like son.

[dyingroses]

Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood + text posts and stuff

[chattoeart]

FMABruary2025 - Family

"Family Reunion"

Essentially, the idea is that this is an alternate universe where Hohenheim and Homunculus met centuries back and managed to make amends and are now back to being brothers.

Homunculus is vowing to improve himself (differently this time), and wants to do better for Hohenheim. Even taking the time to painstakingly talk to his Xerxian souls, to please his brother.

The Homunculi are the extended family to the Elrics, and they are visiting them at Resembool, after Trisha heard Hohenheim mention how much it would mean to him. The homunculi get to meet young Edward and Alphonse for the first time and be the cool older cousins (except Envy, who just sulks in the darkest corner of the house).

The only problem is that Trisha and the Homunculus have never really gotten along, but they put up with each other for Hohenheim.

This took me far too long to do, and I was meant to add a "main" image for context, but I can't be bothered. It's almost midnight and I've got work first thing.

[serafimkrex]

[spidermanifested]

i never managed to upload all of these in one set even after i drew 2 more and never posted them........ so at long last. for public viewing. Official Greeds Moving Castle Concept Art Compilation (Final) (Real) (Deluxe Edition)

(& loredump post for those curious)

[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.

[animepopheart]

★ 【びーこ】 「 鋼log // 鋼log⑬ 」 ☆ ✔ republished w/permission ⊳ ⊳ follow me! insta • x • bsky

[polypolyanna]

FMAbruary Day 25: Watch Part of my Xerxes AU! A little context under the cut.

This takes place a couple hundred years or so after the fall of Xerxes where the entire Hohenheim family became immortal. Some people were a little upset at the death of their nation and being turned immortal (Hohenheim, Ed, and Al) and left Thaddeus (Father). Some time later they run into him again and by then, Thaddeus has created a family! Ed and Al get along somewhat well with their cousins, (though Ed and Pride have a rivalry due to Ed making fun of how he's older and taller) as long as no one brings up Xerxes. Hohenheim and Thaddeus? Arguments every single time they run into each other. The children have grown tired of it at this point.

[muchmossymess]

bradley put a lot of effort into wiping out the devils nest, dont bring it back ling!

[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".