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Reply Lisiane says November 2, 2021 at 1:23 pm Hello, yes, unfortunately, that is the case for most streaming sites. However, there is something new in the making that will be released very, very soon. Please stay tuned or subscribe to my newsletter to get notified, I promise you will not want to miss it. Reply michael says August 9, 2023 at 10:15 pm Hi . saw this film with Isabelle Pasco in 1993. Been looking for any TV or DVD copy for years but having no luck. Maybe you have access to information that I can’t find.

fans are currently raving about the new series of Full Metal Alchemist, especially as it is an almost direct adaptation of the manga, however in the light of all this new found glory, the original adaptation has become the topic of much debate and controversy, especially by those who once praised the show for being something . a little different.
Now unlike many, the fact that the original adaptation didn't follow the manga for much of its run was something that I wasn't overly concerned about, and there's a very good reason for this too. One of the issues I had with the manga, and in turn Brotherhood, was the fact that the tale is far more "shounen" than the original adaptation, and this difference in not only plot and story content, but overall perspective as well, is noticeable in a number of areas.
As far as pacing, plot, and depth of story goes, Full Metal Alchemist does lose out somewhat to Brotherhood, however this is partly due to the fact that Arakawa Hiromu had far more time to produce a story that worked, whereas the writers for the original adaptation only had part of Arakawa's work to play with, and had to make up the rest.
Normally this would be the cause for a number of issues, not the least of which is continuity, however Full Metal Alchemist never really suffered from those except where the numerous, and unnecessary, comedy moments were included. That said, what the writers achieved was actually quite remarkable, as they produced a tale that is very clearly about one thing only - obsession - and in that respect, they actually managed to score quite a major coup over Arakawa's tale.
Some of you may be a tad confused by where this is all going, but fear not, it will become clearer as we get into more detail. Let's talk more about the actually show itself for a moment though.

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I feel very conflicted about it. But I also think that, in a way, you couldn't tell this story with a different spirit. A different approach, maybe? Certainly, since one can explore and free his innermost sexual spirit in a myriad different ways without being less nietzschean and being kinder to your surroundings.