Sloth (Japanese:スロウス, Surōsu) was a Homunculus initially created by the series’ protagonists Edward Elric and Alphonse Elric in an attempt to transmute their deceased mother Trisha Elric back to life at the beginning of the anime.

Paracelsus believed in the four “Aristotelian” elements of earth, air, fire, and water. His medical theory was based on the notion that earth is the fundamental element of existence for humans and other living things.

Shortly before her death, Trisha asked Pinako to deliver a message to Hohenheim. 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. After Hohenheim left, Trisha would often seem sad or lost in thought.

Trisha Elric died of an illness during an outbreak of an unspecified illness in her hometown. That is Alchemy’s First Law of Equivalent Exchange), creating a half formed mass of organs and tissue that vaguely resembled their mother that quickly died and was buried.

Wrath is similar to Truth in that he resided at the Gate and obtained Ed’s right arm and left leg after the Elric brothers’ failed human transmutation. A common misconception among fans is that Wrath’s real name was “Aoya”, due to Izumi saying this after she committed human transmutation.

However, they didn’t realize that she smiled because it reminded her of Hohenheim and his own talents in alchemy. Trisha succumbed to an illness during an outbreak and fell fatally ill.

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Wrath to Scar. Wrath, also known as Fuhrer King Bradley, is a major villain in the manga series Fullmetal Alchemist, and its second anime adaptation Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.

Alphonse is one of the protagonists from the series alongside his older brother Edward. Alphonse he lost his body when he and Edward try to revive their mother Trisha using alchemy. Edward sacrifices his right arm to seal Alphonse’s soul into a suit of armor.

10 Hero To Villain: Roy Mustang One of the most adored characters is Col. Roy Mustang, even though he might seem arrogant and selfish at first glance. However, his overconfidence is explained later in the series: his demeanor is a facade, created in order to obtain secret information from otherwise unwilling people.

Scar (in Japanese: スカー, Sukā, or 傷の男, Kizu no Otoko, translated as Scarred Man) is an antagonist turned anti-hero of the anime/manga series Fullmetal Alchemist. His alias is derived from the prominent X-shaped scar that decorates his brow.

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As a joke in the non-canon 4-Koma Theater, it is stated that Scar’s real name is Jugemu-jugemu Gokōnosurikire Kaijarisuigyo-no Suigyōmatsu Unraimatsu Fūraimatsu Kūnerutokoroni-sumutokoro Yaburakōjino-burakōji Paipopaipo-paiponoshūringan Shūringanno-gūrindai Gūrindaino-ponpokopīno-ponpokonāno Chōkyūmeino-chōsuke.

Scar’s brother dispatched Kimblee by robbing him of the power-enhancing Red Stone he was wielding, and then fused his own right arm — on which was tattooed a portion of the transmutation circle which creates the Philosopher’s Stone — to Scar’s body before dying.

When the Elrics confront the criminal Scar once again to get closer to the Philosopher’s Stone, Winry goes there to try to help them, only to discover during the fight that Scar killed her parents during the Ishvalan War.

In the fight of Scar VS Wrath, Scar reveals that he has his brother’s arm of creation. When did he get this, because I just noticed it wasn’t given to him with the arm of destruction. He got them during the 6 month timeskip between episode 46 and 47.

1 Roy Mustang The Flame Alchemist was arguably the third most important character in the series—after Edward and Alphonse Elric—but he was also the most powerful in terms of strength.