As a keen observer of the anime world, I can attest that Fullmetal Alchemist truly stands out among its peers for valid reasons. It’s not just about intriguing characters, intense fights, or stunning animation; it also delves deeply into poignant moments that tug at one’s heartstrings. The demise of Maes Hughes, for instance, served to elevate the work of creator Hiromu Arakawa in a profound way. However, this heart-rending scene is just one of many emotional highpoints in the series.
In intriguing news that surfaced this week, new figurines are being crafted that recreate one of Fullmetal Alchemist’s most sorrowful scenes. Rest assured, this isn’t an April Fool’s Day joke!
In the animated series ‘Fullmetal Alchemist’, the Tucker family has gained an infamous reputation for unfortunate events. The main characters, Edward and Alphonse Elric, cross paths with Shou Tucker, a man deeply engrossed in alchemy. When they meet Nina Tucker, Shou’s daughter, she affectionately refers to them as her older brothers. Alongside her pet dog Alexander, Nina later becomes the subject of one of Shou’s disastrous experiments, resulting in her being fused with the animal. This heart-wrenching incident is a significant part of ‘Fullmetal Alchemist’, making it memorable for all the wrong reasons.
The Tucker Family Returns
Shou Tucker’s figure, along with the chilling combination of Nina and Alexander, will be available for purchase by fans at approximately $65 USD as a set. Expected to hit the shelves in March of the following year, you may need to exercise some patience before adding these pieces to your anime collection, but pre-orders are currently open. For more details, visit the Crunchyroll store here. Below, you’ll find an image showcasing this eerie figure set. If the anime franchise is ever to surpass these figures in terms of tragedy, they might need to reenact the demise of Maes Hughes.
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Fullmetal Alchemist’s Spiritual Successor
Although many fans consider Ed and Al’s tale to be the best anime ever made, unfortunately, no follow-up series has been confirmed as of now. The last time they graced our screens was in the reboot, “Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood,” produced by Studio BONES back in 2009. However, it’s good news for enthusiasts that Hiromu Arakawa continues to create manga stories.
The manga “Daemons of The Shadow Realm,” initially released in 2021, has been consistently publishing new chapters since then. Although unrelated to the story of the Elric Brothers, it showcases the artist’s strengths effectively. As of now, there hasn’t been any announcement regarding an anime adaptation. However, given its popularity, it seems likely that we might witness this graphic series transformed into an animated one in the future. Notably, the manga has already sold over 3.5 million copies, an impressive figure given its relatively short existence.
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2025-04-03 18:43