Full Metal Alchemist and Brotherhood (Adult Swim)

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Brotherhood Episodes (on Adult Swim)
1. Full Metal Alchemist (February 13, 2010)
2. The First Day (February 20)
3. City of Heresy (February 27)
4. An Alchemist's Anguish (March 6)
5. Rain of Sorrows (March 13)
6. Road of Hope (March 20)
7. The Hidden Truth (March 27)
8. The Fifth Laboratory (April 3)
9. Created Feelings (April 10)
10. Separate Destinations (April 17)
11. Miracle at Rush Valley (April 24)
12. One is All, All is One (May 1)
13. Beasts of Dublith (May 8)
14. Those Who Lurk Underground (May 15)
15. Envoy From the East (May 22)
16. Footsteps of a Comrade-in-Arms (May 29)
17. Cold Flame (June 5)
18. The Arrogant Palm of a Small Human (June 12)
19. Death of the Undying (June 19)
20. Father Before the Grave (June 26)
21. Advance of the Fool (July 3)
22. Backs in the Distance (July 10)
23. Girl on the Battlefield (July 17)
24. Inside the Belly (July 24)
25. Doorway of Darkness (July 31)
26. Reunion (August 7, 2010)
27. Interlude Party (January 8, 2011)
28. Father (January 15)
29. Struggle of the Fool (January 22)
30. The Ishvalan War of Extermination (January 29)
31. The 520 Cens Promise (February 5)
32. The Führer's Son (February 12)
33. The Northern Wall of Briggs (February 19)
34. Ice Queen (February 26)
35. The Shape of This Country (March 5)
36. Family Portrait (March 12)
37. The First Homunculus (March 19)
38. Conflict at Baschool (March 26)
39. Daydream (April 2)
40. The Dwarf in the Flask (April 9)
41. The Abyss (April 16)
42. Signs of a Counter Offensive (April 23)
43. Bite of the Ant (April 30)
44. Revving at Full-Throttle (May 7)
45. The Promised Day (May 14)
46. Looming Shadows (May 21)
47. Emissary of Darkness (May 28)
48. The Oath in the Tunnel (June 4)
49. Filial Affection (June 11)
50. Upheaval in Central (June 18)
51. The Immortal Legion (June 25)
52. Combined Strength (July 2)
53. Flame of Vengeance (July 9)
54. Beyond the Inferno (July 16)
55. The Adults' Way of Life (July 23)
56. The Return of the Führer (July 30)
57. Eternal Leave (August 6)
58. Sacrifices (August 13)
59. Lost Light (August 20)
60. Eye of Heaven, Gateway of Earth (August 27)
61. He Who Would Swallow God (September 3)
62. A Fierce Counterattack (September 10)
63. The Other Side of the Gateway (September 17)
64. Journey's End (September 24, 2011)

I haven't seen any other site report on this news dragoon. You certainly have your ways of getting your anime information.
Slick

slickwolfie wrote:
They post it on the backdoor schedule...

http://schedule.adultswim.com/servlet/ScheduleServlet?action=AS&theDate=2/12/10&timeZone=EST

...and the information trickles out from there.

That might mean they're just using that as a placeholder to keep the new anime completely secret, but it's pretty much assumed that it's FMA:B.

Bloody fragging hell. I'd not call this "NEW". Hopefully they keep the dub production high on this and don't make it fall on its fragging face bad like Soul Eaters dub.

Don't know if I will be watching this time as I don't care about it plus I think I would rather sleep.

Feisty are we?

PP's not a happy camper with the current state of anime and what gets put on TV and what's being picked up for licenses (especially compared to before). He wants to see more manly, good mecha stuff and old-school stuff get appreciated. At least before during the bubble period, mainstream-ish titles were also balanced with pure quality and diversity. But with the state the market is in, no one wants to take much chances anymore. Everyone is playing it safe, which is understandable given what has happened in the last 7 years. Doesn't make it any easier for longtime fans though.

dragoon wrote:

Ick.

I'd rather have a good fluffy comedy any day over that.

Comedy and fluff will always exist as long as the otaku market doesn't change, luckily. PP likes those too, but there's a lot of those available, he's looking for variety.

Before we at least had more choices... now there aren't a whole lot. Like the non-mainstream and usually good mecha stuff aren't getting released here, instead we get stuff like Code Geass or Gundam 00 which PP doesn't like. Think of all the mecha coming out here lately, they're pretty much the same and fill the similar 1 or 2 molds. Like there's nothing nowadays at all like Martian Successor Nadesico or Godannar or Vandread.

Now there's pretty much just a divergent market, super mainstream and super otaku-niche. There's lots of fluff comedies with the latter category but as far as other types of stuff... not much in between can make it here.

To PP, the market now is almost like how you would feel if 95% of what was coming out was Gurren Lagannish type series.

Prede... why do you hate FMA so much anyway? I'm curious now that we've been talking about it peripherally on and off for a while now. Not agreeing or disagreeing, just curious.

psychopuppet wrote:


I don't think I would call the "Soul Eater" dub bad yet. One trailer does not = whole show. The trailer sucked, but the first one ruled. You cannot judge a dub by a trailer alone. The Red Garden trailer makes the dub seem like a terrible, terrible peice of crap. But it's a favorite of mine, a very well cast, very fresh, and expertly acted dub.

dragoon I'll get to answering that in a bit .