Welcome to Gaia! ::

When I was watching those extras for FMA: Kami wo Tsugu Shoujo (Please DO NOT argue with me and say: "OH IT'S KAMI O TSUGU SHOUJO". Believe me, I know my Japanese, and I prefer to spell it this way.) I actually cried in one of those short episodes because Sophie almost died and blah. Well, they had no subtitles, so I had to rely on my small knowledge of Japanese words.

I was also depressed when an advertisement said FMA SEASON 2 would come out. The ad led me to the official website for FMA but it wasn't there. I was not happy.

Oops, well, onto the Broken Angel. I read a manga insert for the game preview, and it seemed interesting enough to me, and what a touching storyline those few pages showed me! The bad thing is that I can't play it. My family hates PS but there are sooooo many games like FMA Broken Angel, FMA Curse of the Crimson Elixir, FMA Kami wo Tsugu Shoujo, Disgaea: Hour of Darkness, Eureka Seven, Naruto (there are many titles...), Mahou Sensei Negima, Shakugan no Shana, Harvest Moon, and some others. These games would preoccupy me for months or even a year or two. xD But all I have is a Wii with stuff like Mario. It's a nice game series, but they're really repetitive and I get bored of those things quickly. D: D:

I would absolutely love to play FMA and the Broken Angel on a PS but since I don't have one, I guess I can't play that game. D:

HAHA, I'm watching some exerts from the Crimson Elixir game. I don't think the second game has a storyline that's almost as interesting as the first and third (which is Japanese only), but I'd still really enjoy re-playing it. xD Actually, I've watched FMA episode thirteen over around ten or more times. The entire series, if I take away the mis-match, would have been repeated like around five times. My family would think I'm crazy. xD

Did he fall in love with her? Shame.

But you know how Ed is with all other girls. He enjoys yelling at them and throwing tantrums, this also includes strangers, but doesn't include people who are willing to help him. When you throw a tantrum, you're often oblivious, not aware of your surroundings. The person you're yelling at will try to yell back, or calm you down by trying to understand what you're mad about. Ed usually gets a good talking-to after arguing. Thus, if enemy x is talking to Ed, he will understand more of the character. At first Ed and Armony were always arguing with each other, if that's a positive.

Algebra is good fo' yo' brain.

If one angEL is 55², and the other 33², then what is the hypoteneuse in this case? If the hypotenuse was one side of a square, then what would be the area of the square? What formulas would you need to know to evaluate this question? What unit can this subject be found in?

The positive effects of Ed yelling at someone means that he truly cares about the person, despite the appearance. Thus, one can determine that Ed cares about many people. The popularity rate of this young hero of Amestris is two times that of Roy Mustang, the hideo of Ishbal. This is because of the angELs each person stands on. If Ed stands farther away from Central, then the triangle of popularity decreases. If Ed is closer, therefore the quality of the triangle increases. This is just to show that Edward Elric is greater than Roy Mustang.

ED ELRIC > ROY MUSTANG.

*NEIGH* Look at me, I'm a mustang car. Look at me, I'm a wild horse. The effects of being MUSTANG. LOL~

You shouldn't worry abut Armony too much. She's only in the game... And it doesn't change the original storyline at all.