I love this song
16 years ago
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I'm not not normally a huge J-Pop fan, mainly because i like to be able to sing along to songs I like, but I just really love the sound of the opening for the new Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood seires. The song is "Again" by Yui. It's just a fun song. I also recommend that people watch the new FMA series. Only the first episode is available, but I've been impressed by what I've seen.
FA+

-gets groove on-
However the voice is very pretty, and Im sure fo the genre this is tight :d
I do really dig the patter and cadence of this song, though, and the lyrics are pretty catchy, too. Thanks for sharing!
This song is QUITE a ride! x3
How did you find a full version of it??!! (o.o)
....can you download it from the sight you provided without having to join or anything? =O
I suppose I'll just have to wait for GENDOU to get it, but thanks for replying! =D
Wow.. A sequel? That's interesting... Love Yui though... I'm gonna look into this... mm.. thanks...
The first ep in all intent and purposes is a filler. I will give it the benefit of the doubt and say that it was to bring in new views, but it just alienated long time readers of the mango. I don't see how they got away with that though. It's a contradiction and a shame to start something off that's supposed to be canon with a filler.
B: it's not following the manga. The manga and anime are identical until Greed shows up like half way through. The anime goes one way the manga goes another. This new series follows neither exactly. Which isn't surprising since it's a retelling.
It's called creative license and they seem to enjoy taking it whenever possible with this. The State Alchemist's test is completely different in the new series. The sequence at the gate is completely different. It's all very different and so far I'm enjoying the changes. As for the first episode being filler I have to disagree. It establishes many things in a much better way than the first series did and it establishes several things much sooner. You learn enough about the Ishbal war to know terrible things happened there. You're introduced to several different ways alchemy can be used and the rules that bind them. You learn of the philosopher's stone, that it can let you break the rules and the reason why Ed and Al are looking for it. How can something that establishes like half the things that are basic to series be filler?
B)because at the same time while they reintroduce all of these things they do it in a way that makes the episode completely unnecessary and anachronistic. Part of what's really irritating about the first ep was because it was so easily disregarded. It added nothing to the overall plot other than to establish facts that most of us already knew. What it is, is it'll end up a plotline that will never again be touched.
The state alchemist test is following what happened in the mango. What's weird is that they could have done this in the beginning. What's jading is that their going to Lior again, and if that were they case, then they should have just started from there.
The original animu and mango are just really close, but their not exactly the same either, which again was something I could deal with only because it was still following the canon. There are some stuff that are different, the state alchemist test being what happened in ep 2, the fact that they didn't meet hughes until after lior, the events during the greed arc in general, and the sequences in which events too place.
Besides even if it was filler as you say it was still freaking awesome. Have you watched Bleach? When they do a filler episode (or in this most recent case an entire arc) they do this stupid Kurakura Riser thing with a lot of the side characters which is an over the top, ridiculous parody of the Power Ranger's genre. They're stupid, annoying, add nothing to the series and are obviously there to fill up time while they wait for the manga to get farther ahead again. Which is pretty pathetic since they didn't do a filler arc all the long ago. More over the one they did wasn't even at a dividing spot. One episode they're in the enemy base, for the next 11 episodes they're off on an adventure that has no bearing on the plot and as soon as that's over they're back at the enemy base again, picking up where they left off, making it incredibly obvious it was only there to fill time and nothing else. They've done that 3 times now in this same story arc. So you'll have to forgive me if I don't complain when the "filler episode" involves Ooo! Ice alchemist! Yay ice! Ooo flashy speacial effects! Ooo awesome fight scenes!Go Ed! Oooo look at Hughes! He's so funny! Oooo, look at Ed! He's so short! *doges spear*
The first episode had awesome action, good humor and established enough things for new viewers to be significant to the plot. So while it may be just a throw away story, it has it's purpose and was entertaining to watch. I'm glad they had it. It was nice to see something new. I don't want an entire series filled with things I saw last time round shown to me in a slightly different way. I want them do new things. I want them to show different things. I want them to expand the FMA universe, not show the exact same portion of it from a different angle. If all it does is show the same things and adds nothing new, different or interesting on a regular basis then the show is nothing but an attempt to cash in FMA's popularity and isn't worth watching in the first place.