The homunculi are different in the manga continuity.įMA:B and the manga plots seem unrecognisable from a 2003 perspective by around ep. The details of Hughes' death are different. 25, where the 2003 plot completely diverges (so ep. The events at Laboratory 5 are different. Scar makes no such appearance in the manga, and the role of his brother is different. Moreover the details about Ishval (which isn't discussed until chapter 58) and Scar are different. Grand is killed very early on in the manga, and only appears in Ishval flashbacks. The Tringhams appear later in the anime so they can't just be regarded as "filler" material. He is arrested, not killed in the original anime, and he shows up later. In the manga continuity, it is specifically stated that Shou Tucker is killed.
Looking at the Wikipedia chapter and 2003 episode, we have several candidates: When do major differences start to appear? 2003 also has some blatantly non-manga content at the beginning (e.g. being a minority, Rose is darker in 2003). There are also slight differences in character details (e.g. Roy finds the brothers because of reports of there having been skilled alchemists, not because of a letter. Al never even attempts the state alchemist qualifying exam in the manga, and the train and Shou Tucker incidents happen after Ed becomes a state alchemist. In the Lior arc, we see an failed "resurrection" of Rose's boyfriend in 2003 that was created from some birds, whereas this never shows up in the manga. There are differences even at the beginning. Depending on how strict you are with the plot divergence, there are several candidates. Thank you.Tl dr: there is no exact point where the stories go "different ways". Happy Mother’s Day from FMA Facts! Please take today to show some appreciation for a mother figure in your life, biological or not, and please do not try any necromancy at home or anywhere else. Considering how rarely she is shown, Trisha has been shown in a very large variety of different outfits.Ed later developed a similar habit of hiding his sadness. However, she kept up a bright and cheerful attitude for the sake of her boys, pretending nothing was wrong and simply saying “It can’t be helped”. After Hohenheim left, Trisha would often seem sad or lost in thought.
The message was “Sorry I couldn’t keep my promise I’m going first.” The “promise” refers to Trisha’s insistence that she and Hohenheim would grow old together. Shortly before her death, Trisha asked Pinako to deliver a message to Hohenheim.Her appearance was greatly conflicting to the Elrics, and she would often use it to her advantage by attempting to emotionally manipulate them. Her personality often seemed to waver between motherly and apathetic. Sloth had the same appearance as Trisha, and seemed to share some of her memories. In the 2003 anime, the would-be Trisha “monster” that Ed and Al transmuted when they attempted to revive her later became the homunculus Sloth.
This would seem to imply that he knew her from such a young age, which is almost certainly not true. In the Brotherhood filler episode titled “Interlude Party” (Episode 27), Trisha appears in Hohenheim’s dream first as a toddler, and again as a young girl.According to Alphonse, Trisha was a good cook, and made especially good cakes.Trisha is often shown with a basket of tomatoes.According to Hohenheim, their relationship was “love at first sight”, and they were soon married. Trisha was introduced to Hohenheim by Pinako.Though they are for all intents and purposes considered husband and wife, Trisha and Hohenheim were never legally wed, and Elric is her maiden name.
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Neither series gives any specific name to her illness.
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