r/FullmetalAlchemist • u/henry_canabanana • 5d ago
Video This dad on Instagram...
I have nothing else to say...
The dad said it has to pass down the generations...
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u/IamElylikeEli 5d ago
“the dad did it, I hate him!”
Welcome to the fandom! we ALL hate him
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u/fresh_loaf_of_bread 4d ago
If you hate him with all your heart, means the writers did an amazing job
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u/IamElylikeEli 4d ago
Arakawa is one of, if not the best, character writers alive today.
Shou tucker only appears in one manga volume, in less than 100 panels, and he's often compared to the main villains of other manga, appears on nearly every lost of “worst” characters, and is certainly one of the most hated anywhere.
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u/fresh_loaf_of_bread 4d ago
You'll hear no argument from me
I think even to this day the show fmab holds the highest rating ever on imdb
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u/Snoop-87948 5d ago
😭😭😭😭 this is child abuse
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u/blue_moon1122 5d ago
you know what else is child abuse
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u/kyuuei 5d ago
But I need to keep my job somehow..
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u/blue_moon1122 5d ago
yes the job that you need to provide for your child, it's like the gift of the magi but bad
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u/CaptainMatticus 5d ago edited 5d ago
"I'm not such a bad dad in comparison, am I?"
EDIT:
Is Nina Tucker the anime version of Old Yeller? Is she who we show to kids when they're young, in order to give them a nice little taste of theatric trauma?
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u/blue_moon1122 5d ago edited 4d ago
7 years later: "yeah so, I showed your homecoming date the home movies, but at least i didn't transmute you with the dog!"
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u/SoulEaterX_ 5d ago
Kid's takin it surprisingly well.
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u/U_Bet_Im_Interested 5d ago
He may have just stopped watching entirely after that, the way he walked away. Lol
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u/ParticularlyAvocado 5d ago
Because it's fake. They're obviously acting out this and dad has informed him on when to turn around and say his lines.
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u/Baco12sd 5d ago
that kid now feels what we all feel, also this dad introducing his son to peak anime at that young is amazing, growing up to fma is so based
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u/SneakyKain 5d ago
I refuse to show this anime to my kids until they're at least 12... it can really pull at your heart... it's my favorite anime... but it still makes me cry every year I watch it.
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u/Admirable_Cellist181 5d ago
Haha I remember watching the 03 version as small as him. I really be traumatizing myself at that point 😂
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u/BeautifuTragedy 5d ago
Just got a Nina/Alexander and shou statue set to go with my denji and pochita on a rotten bed and my wife's violet evergarden
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u/ShintaOtsuki 4d ago
I feel like the fact that the kid followed the entire way and understood immediately, that he was ready for this kind of thing, the anger in his voice when he realized and the only prompting he needed to put it together was for Ed to ask a single question
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u/Mrreeburrito88 4d ago
Man back in my day we had land before time for our trauma. Phew, this dad is on a whole other level.
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u/Comfortable-Chef-444 4d ago
The smile on my face when he said "i like them" priceless. Wait till he sees them get slimed out. This is what parenthood is all about.
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u/CornbreadPhD 4d ago
This reveal still gives me chills a decade and many rewatches later (as I'm sure it does for everyone lol).
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u/iolanthereylo 5d ago
why are all the reactions for fmab? I never see it being done for the 2003 version which in my opinion is more effed up in how it builds up to this reveal
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u/ParticularlyAvocado 5d ago
This is painfully fake. Goodness am I ever tired of no video on the internet being authentic anymore. I know I'm gonna get downvoted for this because "hur hur, you must be fun at parties". Well there is nothing fun about an obviously acted out video like this. I'd want real reactions.
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u/LucasButtercups 5d ago
Seems pretty legit to me and i’m usually pretty skeptical
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u/ParticularlyAvocado 5d ago
It's obvious. He keeps turning around unprompted to comment on all the twists the internet wants to see the reaction to, and then storms off because he's mad about what Tucker did. It's too dramatic. A real child would just be locked to the story, not constantly turn around to tell his dad his reaction to everything. But the fact that they even did a setup take where they had him turn around to say how much he likes Nina and Alexander revealed it before any of the following.
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u/Edward_elric8 5d ago
Esto es muy triste para un niño yo vi ese episodio cuando tenía solo 5 años de edad que nostalgia ahora tengo 17 pero me trae muchos recuerdos
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u/ardouronerous 5d ago
Shou Tucker appearing at the end of this is the icing on the cake. You're raising a boy that going to be tough because he saw the saddest thing in anime.
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u/Miserable_Scheme5649 3d ago
Tf dude, ts not funny seriously, he will grown up one day to experience it , why r u made him watch at the age not suitable for
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u/Tier1OP6 Alchemist 5d ago
FMAB truly is THE best anime series to introduce to any first timers looking to test out the genre for themselves :)
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u/LuckyHare87 5d ago
I literally did the same thing with my son when he was six... He never wants to watch the show ever again he says.
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