From Far Away

A tall and slender man, Rachef is a regal man with somewhat feminine features. His face is shaped similarly to Izark's though it appears to be slightly rounder and less long. His eyes are shaped differently from other male characters as they are often narrower and his lashed are drawn to look like winged eyeliner. He's usually seen with a calm and uninterested expression, making it difficult for anyone to really read him. He always wears his long black hair in a low ponytail and he dresses very regally although not extravagantly.

Rachef comes off as a calm and polite man, but, in reality, he's evil at heart. This likely stemmed from his mother's abuse and negligence, causing him to become spiteful and emotionally empty.
As a child, he was recognized for his intelligence and was given a good education by his adopted father, thus giving him an advantage over the common citizens. He desperately seeks control and power, eliminating any and everyone who stands in his way. While he usually is seen as never doing his own dirty work during the series, through his own memories he admits that he has killed people by his own hand, including his mother. Even as he reflects on his wicked deeds, he is proud of what he's accomplished but admits that no matter what, he still feels incomplete.
He loathes the idea of disobedience and personal freedom, believing that everyone should be obedient to his will and his alone. His subjects are just pawns in a larger game, he cares about no one except for himself. However, despite his manipulative and cunning mind, he is still just a man. When faced with the power of light, he is afraid and pleads for Izark to not destroy his dreams, showing that Rachef is a broken man who is desperate to keep what little control he had. After her encounter with Rachef, Noriko realizes that what Rachef is missing is love as his mother had deprived him of compassion and affection, resulting in the power-hungry yet utterly frail man.


From Far Away

Noriko is a young high school girl of Japanese descent with brown hair that is mostly straight (except for her bangs which curl outward slightly) and large, round brown eyes.
Her facial features are rounder compared to the more mature female characters, with a round face and larger, innocent eyes. She's also incredibly expressive, so much so that those around her can easily figure out what she's thinking based on her expressions.
Unlike most manga characters, Noriko's appearance does change throughout the series, albeit slightly.
Her hair, for instance, was originally cut in a shoulder-length bob though its length increases in Volumes 3 and 7. Her hair returns to its original length after it had been hacked off by Rachef though the epilogue and mini diary entries show that she allowed it to grow back to its longer length.
Her attire also changes consistently throughout the series. In the beginning, she wore a traditional Japanese School uniform which consisted of the usual dress shirt, jacket, School tie, a long skirt that reached just past her knees, white calf socks, and black shoes. After her arrival in Izark's world, she temporarily wore a shirt and pair of pants that formerly belonged to Izark which later became her sleeping wear.
Over the course of the series, Noriko wore many different dresses though almost all of them were considered to be casual wear so that she wouldn't stand out in any way. There are two exceptions to this: The slender, almost form-fitted gown she wore at the Festival of Flower opening ceremony and the regal dress she wore when Duke Jeida was reinstated during the epilogue.

Noriko is a kind and caring young woman, often being one of the peacemakers of her group. She has once been described as being the one person who could bring everyone together in moments of tension and distrust.
According to her school friends, she's a bit of an airhead which they attribute to her having a vivid imagination. Noriko often finds herself deep within her thoughts and will at times react to her musings, much to the confusion or amusement of anyone around her. Both Agol and Izark have noted that it's easy to tell what she's thinking.
She prefers to be optimistic, approaching things one at a time and often starting with tasks she feels she can easily manage on her own.
Noriko is naturally perceptive toward people as she has, on multiple occasions, been able to tell when someone has sinister intentions toward herself and her companions. This is also aided by the fact she can see the evil within certain people.
Noriko is also very insecure about her worth among her companions as, by comparison to them, she is physically weaker and most of their enemies attack them because of her. Her insecurity is implied to have stemmed from the fact that she wasn't taught to survive in such a dangerous world and therefore she wishes to make herself useful so she won't be left behind.
However, she is the exact opposite of how she views herself. She is braver than some of the people she's met and has put herself in danger for the sake of others such as when she boldly entered an ancient temple to save Izark.
She's also a quick learner as it took roughly three months for her to have some understanding of the common language, able to speak in broken sentences, and sometimes able to make complete sentences. It's unknown how long it took for her to become fluent, but by Volume 6 she can speak the language perfectly.


From Far Away

Tazasheena is a tall and shapely woman with floor-length, wavy hair. Her face is oval shaped with a slender neck. Her body is both petite and curvy with long limbs. Her eyes are narrow and sharp with perfectly arched eyebrows and full, possibly painted lips.
Tazasheena is always seen in form fitted dresses with elaborate jewelry. It's rare for her to be seen in anything less.

Pride and vanity best describe Tazasheena as she values her looks, status, and powers above anything else. She's also quite arrogant as she views herself as the only woman in the world who deserves to be by Rachef's side should he become the supreme ruler of their world. Everyone, including the Sky Demon and Awakening, are beneath her.
However, she is filled with both insecurity and a never-ending desire to prove herself, as shown through her various efforts to be useful to Rachef. She's equally in love with Rachef as she is terrified of him as, after helping Noriko escape, she flees knowing that he'll likely kill her for her defiance.
She is known by Rachef's men and servants to be prone to violent tantrums which stem from her inability to properly handle rejection. As she deals with emotional neglect on a regular basis with no support, it's expected behavior.
Due to her obsession over Rachef, Tazasheena becomes jealous of Noriko when she learns that Rachef wishes to keep Noriko alive. Whenever Goriya and Rachef ignore or dismiss her she becomes greatly upset and seems to lock herself in her room. Her powers were shown to be given to her by the evil in the world and where there is so little evil she cannot foresee the future anymore.
Tazasheena also despises traveling, indicating either she was formerly of nobility or was poor and frequently traveled resulting in her despising it.


From Far Away

The Leader is middle aged man of average height. Notably skinny, he's surprisingly strong as he's spent most of his life fighting to survive. He has long thin hair that reaches his shoulders that he often ties into a low ponytail. Across his forehead is a braided cord that wraps around his head.
His eyes are wide, bordering on unhinged, with a large, round tip nose. On his cheeks are sideburns that he's trimmed to be pointed with a matching triangle goatee on his chin.

Having been uncontested for some time, the Leader believes himself to be a formidable opponent. He's proud of all of his brutal accomplishments and has no qualms with causing pain and suffering without reason.
He values his men but also doesn't concern himself with losing them should they be killed in action, having them attack a weakened Izark on the chance he was still too much for himself.  His men are devoted to him, even after he abandons them, and the remaining men are outraged to learn that Keimos killed him.
He loves his pet Chimo, given to him by the merchant Niva, feeding the animal scraps of his meal and lovingly doting on it. Unfortunately, he had grown too dependent on the animal to the point he has a mental breakdown and desperately tries to find a replacement chimo.


From Me to You

Eiji is described as a pretty tall and handsome boy, he has fierce eyes that make him look like a bad boy but the truth is that he is quite kind. In his high school year, he was quite popular, so he earned several nicknames, including the king of dating. Today he is still quite popular, so bad rumors about him are still spreading. He doesn't usually smile due to this matter.
It gives off a cold aura if he is silent for a long time, something typical of Sawako's family.

In his high school years he used to be quite aggressive, his personality was quite close to the tsundere. He also used to be quite petty and arrogant, in addition to stingy. This was changed when he met Sachi Takamura. With her, he was gradually showing his true way of being, which is a very determined and persistent boy but also very understanding and kind to his peers.
Currently his personality has matured much more since the events of Crazy for You and he has managed to be a much calmer and less aggressive boy, although he has become much more assertive about what he wants. This has allowed him to firmly approach Ume who is very cautious of strangers.
Eiji also has a strong liking for the extravagant, even so he manages to look good in everything he uses even if he is considered distasteful.


Front Mission

Ryogo is a young man with brown hair and brown eyes. He wears a red pilot suit as a Kirishima Industries pilot.


Fukushuu Kyoushitsu

Ai has chin-length black hair that has bangs hanging over her eyebrows, black eyes and oval-shaped glasses. It is initially shown, like a gentle and naive girl. As with Ayana, the nomidas is an isolated girl.

Coming convinced by the latter to collaborate with her to get revenge towards all their classmates, she will try for Ayana an admiration that will result in her fanatic adoration. Convincing that you and Ayana bring justice and revenge to individuals who only deserve to suffer.


Fukushuu Kyoushitsu

Ayana is a young teenager of average height with short black wavy hair (but, her hair appears to be a mix of blue and gray in the cover) that has a long lock hair falls across her face avoiding both her brown eyes and her mouth.
She is mostly seen wearing her school uniform. When she is not in her school uniform, she wears full-length clothes that cover her wounds and there was one time she was seen wearing a simple pair of pants and boots.

As shown in the flashbacks, Ayana was a sweet, kind and selfless girl. She always cared about those who were suffering and tried to help them as much as she could. Mari Yuuki , in mourning for the suicide of her father due to Ayana's father, takes revenge on the girl by gradually inflicting more and more cruel and violent punishments and humiliations.
Ayana was thus raped, several times, humiliated, tortured and bullied. All this destroyed Ayana in body and soul. Ayana was unaware of the deep hatred Mari harbored against her.
Not satisfied, Mari pushed her into the street with the intent of killing her. Having survived the accident, she remains in the hospital for a week. At that time Ayana's hatred for everything they've done to her turns her into a crazy, psychopathic girl, thirsty for revenge. Filled with hatred, Ayana began plotting her ruthless revenge against the whole class by promising to destroy it, not forgiving even the girls who had been friends with her (among which Yuuko Takishima and Emi Kuboda ). Ayana feels joy and delight in seeing her classmates suffer, smiling madly and delighted in their pain


Fukushuu Kyoushitsu

Kaede is of average build and height with chest-length fair-colored hair that is tied into two loose pig-tails with bangs parted in the middle.

Kaede is implied to be raped after waiting for Chizuru Sugawara in the park to end the prank they were doing.


Fukushuu Kyoushitsu

Ken is of average height and build with light-colored hair with a goatee and pierced ears.

Although Ken cannot handle his alcohol and gets drunk fast, he can be described as a good person who is good friends with Takishima Yuuko and gives her advice when she consulted them about Ayana Fujisawa . He is shocked when he hears about the bullying at her school.


Fukushuu Kyoushitsu

Mao has blonde hair that is tied in a ponytail with hair clips on the left side and golden eyes.

Mao has shown to be a ill-tempered, violent, sinister, cruel and evil girl.


Fukushuu Kyoushitsu

Mari has light-brown hair that is tied in two ponytails (throughout the manga) with longs bangs covering her forehead, forest-green eyes and it seems that she is of average height.

Mari is shown to be approachable and seems to make friends easily, however, this is a disguise for her twisted and broken side of her that is hell-bent on killing Ayana Fujisawa whose father indirectly caused her father's suicide. As shown in the flashbacks earlier Mari was a sweet and sensitive girl, but the premature death of her father by suicide and the violence she suffered broke the year, transforming her into a being filled with hatred, vengeful and ruthless.


Fukushuu Kyoushitsu

Miho is a young girl with long, wavy white hair and yellow eyes.

Miho appears to be an emotionless girl who has always been mature, even throughout her childhood.


Fukushuu Kyoushitsu

Ren has a delinquent-like appearance with fair unkempt hair that covers most of his face, light-colored or dark-colored eyes and he is often seen glaring.

Ren has an aggressive personality. Although he rarely visibly snaps, he does not hold back when he is triggered.


Fukushuu Kyoushitsu

Sachi is a pretty girl with upper-back length bob-cut hair that has bangs hanging over the right side of her face while the left side of her bangs is held up by a flower-design hair clip and dark-colored eyes.

Sachi is described to be a friendly and popular girl with the boys in every grade.


Fukushuu Kyoushitsu

Shiori has black hair that has long bangs covering the right side of her face and blue-gray eyes.

Shiori received severe injuries from Shouta Yoshinaga where her right hand and her left foot were amputated with a chainsaw.
She was hospitalized and she is currently undergoing treatment as she is mentally unstable.


Fukushuu Kyoushitsu

Shouta is a scrawny, tall boy with short black spiky hair and he always looks tired and gloomy.
He is almost always seen wearing his school uniform.

Shouta is a cowardly and weak minded boy who easily gets panicked. However, despite his cowardly nature, he cares about his family deeply and will do anything for them.


Fukushuu Kyoushitsu

Mineshima is of average height with a chubby appearance and shoulder-length dark-colored hair that is styled in a bowl cut.

Takashi overhears that Mao Shibuya has lost her paint. He immediately accuses Ayana Fujisawa of taking it, saying that she is always spreading rumors about her. He grins as he watches Ayana being sent back to their classroom by Mao to fetch her paint.
In P.E. class, Shouta Yoshinaga bumps into Ai Nomura . It results in her being sent to the infirmary. When Ryou Kitaura comments that he hopes she will be alright, Takashi quickly says that she is obviously faking it and proceeds to tell a story about her.
Sometime during the class, he starts having a severe stomachache. This leads to him missing the Science class. But he is satisfied as he got to skip a period, and that his stomachache had gone.
Almost immediately, Mari Yuuki screams that her wallet is gone. Other students also comment that they have lost something. While the class is filled with unease and murmurs, Takashi notices that his bag zipper was opened. He looks inside and is horrified to see all the missing items inside.
Meanwhile, Yuuki has suggested that no one should leave the room while they search all the bags.
Takashi tries to escape with his bag by saying that he needs to go back to the restroom but two girls approach him, stopping him in his tracks. One of the girls calls the class's attention. Takashi sweats profusely as he tries to think of a way to escape. Ryou comes up to him and snatches away his bag, saying that he need not be scared if he has nothing to hide.
He stares terrified when the class discover their missing things in his bag. He tries to argue his way out, accusing Ayana and Shouta. But the class shouts him down saying that he is the only one who skipped the Science period.
The teacher is called and, despite his pleas, he is taken away.


Fukushuu Kyoushitsu

Yuuto is called the number one Play Boy of the school, as well as the cute boy.

It starts initially as a kind boy, and that he always offers helping girls in difficulty. He knocked out this hides the true nature of him which is that of a depraved, egoist womaniolo. He considers the girls as a simple type, easily manipulated to be able to exploit without any difficulty.


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Alicia was a young girl with medium long blond hair and lavender color eyes.
She wore a red hairband, a seafoam green top, a brown skirt and belt, short socks and brown shoes.
As she was hit many times by Reona she was temporarily  wearing eye patch on her right eye.

Alicia was a quiet girl who cared a lot about Hiro, along with Martin, but she's concerned about Hiro's decision to leave Ted's town. After seeing Hiro stab her brother with a knife, she had totally lost it. Alicia eventually became a psychotic yandegire that carried a long knife with her and the personality of a cold-hearted person who looked as if they almost lost away half of their sanity, and human faculty.


Amos has a scruffy tan hair, a red mashed in nose, and blue eyes. He wears bronze armor.

Amos is a stern individual who follows the orders of his superiors to a T.


Bob is shown as a young man, with features such as his blonde hair, blue-green salt water eyes and armor.


Cathy has long brown hair worn in a pony tail and green eyes. She wears a standard City of Ted soldier uniform.

She has been shown to be a religious and kind person.


Ginji is a stalky middle aged man with messy gray hair. He wears a olive green tunic, a purple sash, midnight blue pants, and brown shoes.

He looks like a dirty, drunk old man, but he used to play judo when he was younger and is good at strangulation. He's also heartless after taking Hiro's hood off and yelling that he's the killer.


The Goddess has very long luxurious golden brown hair and gold eyes. She wears very little clothing, mainly a white cloth like dress that covers her chest and private areas.

When a new player enters the KQ game, she pleads to the player to save the world.


Granada has short chestnust brown hair, gold colored eyes, and a cross shaped scar where the vertical line goes down his left eye. He wears a standard City of Ted solider uniform.

Granada is shown to be a complete brute and his personality was synonymous to Tanishiro from Hiro's perspective. He did show a softer side, when his boots went missing that were revealed to have been made by his grandmother.


Yuuki is a young man with short black hair and dark gray eyes. In the real world, he typically wears his school uniform which under it is a tie and little badge, Hiro also wears black pants. His in-game persona wears a faded light blue tunic over a long sleeved black shirt, a brown belt, brown shorts, black stalkings, and brown shoes. His most distinguishing trait is a mole under his left eye. When Hiro changes into his work suite he wears a black shirt with shoulder pads and with black pants.

Yuuki is a kind and feeble young man. He's also currently directionless in life and very cynical about the real world, which according to him is "shitty", and uses virtual reality MMO games as a means to escape. Also as seen in Episode 4 he is easily manipulated by Reona to continue playing Kiwame Quest , Hiro has been shown to act fast without thinking and gets angry easliy to which he starts screaming.


Kaede is a young girl with medium-long brown hair and yellow eyes. She wears a brown female student uniform.

Kaede used to look up to Hiroshi as her proud older brother, but after he left the track team due to a traumatic incident, causing him to become a VRMMO-playing NEET, she became verbally abusive towards him. The two siblings do not get along very well as of late. Despite this, she also appears to have a tsundere attitude toward her brother.


Maria has cool gray hair, hazel eyes, and a stout body. She wears a white button-up nurse's outfit and is known to wear white panties with a pink floral embrioded design on them.

Not much is known about Maria's personality, however, she was shown to be notably distraught when her precious white panties were missing. They act as emotional support for the loss of her husband since they make her feel cute.


Martin was a well-built young man with short blond hair and blue eyes and he appeared taller than Hiroshi .He wore a white t-shirt, a light blue cloth around his neck, off-white gloves, gray pants, and brown boots.

Martin was fond of saying, "Apples don't need a doctor". Like Alicia , he was very worried about Hiroshi's decision to leave the town.


Mike has neatly combed blond hair and amber color eyes. He wears a brown cap, a white dress shirt, and a red tie.

Mike was shown to be a kind and affable person, having high hopes for Hiroshi when he first encountered him. This changes after Hiroshi's incident on the track field and after he talks with him once more, Mike gives Hiroshi a piece of mindful advice.


Mishina has a snake like face, short scruffy burnt orange hair and blue eyes. He wears a student uniform over a violet sweater.

Mishina typically acts in a sarcastic kind manner toward, Hiro along with his cohort Tanishiro .


Mizarisa young girl with long twin-tailed red hair, wild green eyes, and sharp teeth. She wears a bikini top and bottom with really short navy blue pants, a green jacket, purple rubber stockings, and indigo colored high platform shoes.

She has a special fondness for Hiroshi . She also appears to have a sadistic personality who loves torturing people seeing as how she interacted with Hiroshi .


One Eye was a giant muscular red Goblin with pointy years, fitting for his race and big fangs. He had a large scar running down his right eye, which he received while fighting Tesla a few years back.

At first look One Eye appeared to be a monster, which lead the other goblins to attack the City of Ted, killing everyone in their way. But as the episode progressed it was revealed that he was only trying to save his children, who were abducted and tortured by Tesla about 7 years prior.


Palù has blonde hair and narrow slanted violet eyes. He wears a standard brown leather armor worn by all soldiers and recruits from the City of Ted.

Palù was originally a staunch subordinate of Granada until a string of incidents that landed his former boss in hot water.


Govern is a young beautiful woman with long black hair and purple eyes. She has a voluptuous figure and her most distinguishing trait is a beauty mark on her chin.

She holds all the guards defending the City of Ted in high regard and also has shown to have flirtatious personality as she jumped at Hiro hugging him, while pressing her breasts into him in the process. She also whispered in his ear that she would pray for his safety.
In City of Dead Ends she is shown to be a cold person, who used the goblins as tools to keep the villagers inside the city so the City of Ted remain independent from the rest of the kingdoms and she can rule.


Reona is a beautiful young woman with hip length silver hair that has bangs swept to the left side, blue eyes and a curvaceous figure with large breasts.
In reality, her usual outfit is an off-white t-shirt with jeans and grey flat shoes.

Reona is an upbeat person with an unparalleled enthusiasm for the Kiwame Quest , even going so far as to play it with Hiroshi Yuuki as his support character. Although normally showing a cheerful and friendly demeanor, Reona hides a more manipulative schemer behind. Painfully aware of her beauty, she has successfully seduced Hiro into buying the game and even play it again even after he underwent a rather traumatic experience and wanted to quit.
She's shown to be quite devious and underhanded as she even sold the game to Hiro under a no return policy under any circumstance, despite the evident fact that such a thing is illegal, and even sold the game to him at full price even though she was aware that after 10 years, the game wasn't nowhere near as valuable.
Her true intentions regarding Kiwame Quest are stupid and rather contradictory. For one, despite appearing interested in the game and having fun with it, she too secretly believes the game to be terrible. She also claims it is her intention to marry someone who clears game, although she has not revealed why. Furthermore, whenever questioned by Hiro on her obsession with the game and her fraudulent mercantile practices, she claims she has reasons for those, although she's unable to disclose them at the moment. It is revealed that Reona want to find someone to complete Kiwame Quest because she want a petty revenge against Kamui who once rejected her because her breasts were too big
To her merit, she does try to be as supportive of Hiro as she can while playing the game, uplifting his spirit or coming with tactical advise.


Soichiro is a mysterious man with a medium long messy blue hair. He wears a charcoal black a hooded black sweater with a crow mask, gray pants, brown shoes. Without the mask, Soichiro is revealed to have deep blue eyes and handsome facial features.

Soichiro is shown to be a calm and soft spoken person in a job interview. On the other hand, when back in his youth when he played Kiwame Quest , Soichiro was a brutal and disparaging individual.


Takafumi has short walnut brown hair and light brown eyes. He wears a red t-shirt and very short black shorts.

Takafumi has shown to be generally kind and concerned for Yuuki's well being.


Tanishiro has slicked back dark blonde hair with shaven sides and greenish-gray eyes. He wears the top of his student uniform unbuttoned and and a necklace.

Tanishiro typically acts in a sarcastic kind manner toward, Hiro along with his cohort Mishina .


Tatsuya has short brick red hair and mauve colored eyes. At the time of his first appearance, he wore a maroon track suit.

Not much is known about Tatsuya's personality, however, he takes track racing very seriously.


Tesla is a young adult man with a long dark red hair and almond brown eyes. He usually wears a golden armor and carries a sword.

Originally Tesla is shown to be  a kind, affable, and most notably observant and understanding person.
Though as the story progresses in City of Dead Ends it's revealed that he and Queen Govern have used the fear of  goblins as a tool to keep the villagers inside the city, so that they can rule and remain independent from the other kingdoms in Auberdine .
Tesla also showed that he didnt care about the lifes of his subordinates as he killed two of the city guards in cold blood just because they have learned about his secret plan.


Yasuoka a muscular man with short black hair and gray eyes. He wears a white dress shirt.

Yasuoka has shown to be very kind and eager for Yuuki to rejoin the track club and often tries to coax him into doing so.


Melissa has Amber pink hair and purple eyes. She wears a yellow bow tie on her head, a red piece of clothing wrapped around her neck, and two golden ear rings.

Although Melissa comes off as a kind and sincere lady, she's overall a business woman.


Full Metal Panic!

Kurz is a tall and handsome young man with shoulder-length blonde hair that is shaped into a mullet with long locks and light blue eyes. As he is commonly stationed on the Tuatha de Danaan, he usually wears the standard sage-green Mithril uniform with brown laced boots.

Kurz is an outgoing person who can best be described as a Ladies man and he often uses vulgar or flippant language in conversation. He has an energetic and friendly personality and as such befriends people easily. Melissa Mao is constantly at odds with him due to his blatant sexual harassment against her. It is in this way, that he can be seen as the polar opposite of Sousuke Sagara (Kurz's teammate). Despite this, Kurz does have a more serious side. When endangered or threatened, he becomes far more determined and aggressive.


Full Metal Panic!

Sousuke is a teenager of medium height with somewhat tan skin and brown hair and eyes. He usually wears his school uniform which in the winter consists of black blazer and pants while his summer uniform is a white buttoned t-shirt and the same black pants. His hair has bangs that lead towards the right of his face and he is always shown with a serious face. He has an x shaped scar on the lower left part of his chin. He has a lean muscular build. He is considered somewhat handsome by many, however his unusual upbringing, ignorance of fashion, lack of common sense or social awareness, and his frequent use of military weapons in everyday life and paranoia that lead to the destruction of multiple buildings and objects leads him to being generally unpopular with girls.

Due to his upbringing in a war torn regions of the world, he is fairly inept in normal society. Raised as a dog of war from the time he was a small child, he has been surrounded by turmoil, bombs, fighting, and death for as long as he can remember, leading to his current paranoid and militaristic approach to everything and everyday life. The smallest detail out of place can lead him to blow up buildings or objects that look suspicious. He is also prone to attacking people and threatening them with guns and uses his weapons without regard to the damage he causes to the objects or people nearby. His paranoia goes to the point he can't trust himself or his feelings with others and is always on edge. Because of his busy schedule, he is sometimes sleep deprived which further worsens his condition. However, at heart he is a goodhearted person willing to help those close to him. He always has the best interests at heart when he helps someone but sometimes goes about it the wrong way. Over time, he learns and develops his common sense with the help of Chidori while growing to understand human emotions and relations, which he never got to as he lived in a war infested area where the rule was kill or be killed. Because of this, he only saw people as either his allies or his enemies and even the allies he is with prior to his enrollment in Jindai Municipal High School , while close to him, are still not as emotionally connected to him though he was close to his adoptive father. This emotional detachment brought on by his militaristic upbringing leads him to not understand normal social behavior and even the romantic situations he ends up in as he becomes entangled in a love triangle between him, Tessa , and Chidori and is unsure of his situation and how to handle it.
He is very hard working and will try his best at whatever he sets out, especially if it is for a friend. He is very helpful as shown when he helped an old woman he met pick out a toy for her grandson's birthday and when . He is protective of his friends as well. While socially inept and bad with romance, he is shown to be a gentleman at times, as shown by the fact that he set up numerous traps to ensure that his male friends wouldn't peek at his female friends during their trip to the hot spring and didn't take advantage of Tessa who was half asleep when she was hugging him half naked and making awkward, bold advances on him. The person he seems most comfortable with and most vulnerable to is Chidori, as he had allowed her to cut his hair without worrying unlike the last time he tried to get a haircut where he became paranoid by the fact that he was restrained to a chair and he put scissors near him. He even managed to fall asleep near her, aware she wouldn't do anything to harm him. The two care a great deal for each other. As seen when Gauron tells him Chidori dies repeatedly and Sousuke gets mad then kills him.
Before being assigned to guard Chidori at Jindai High School, Souske rarely experienced strong emotions and was unfamiliar with feeling or showing emotions for the most part. He virtually never laughed or smiled, felt longing for deep interpersonal relationships, and did not know how to cry. After his assignment to Chidori, however, he slowly started to change as he gained new kinds of experiences and relationships, namely, those that did not involve death, killing, following orders, and mere aimless day to day survival, jumping from one battlefield to the next. As he started developing a sense of life outside of following orders and fighting to the death, he began taking relationships to new levels and started to express his feelings. For example, his relationship with Weber and Mao evolved from simply co-workers to friends. He was also able to form a friendship with his commanding officer, Teletha Testarossa, on a basis that went beyond military matters. He was able to defy orders for the sake of Chidori, whom he cherished. During the final battle at Merida Island, he was able to suppress his lifelong soldier's instinct to survive and was not able to kill Andrey Kalinin , the man he considered his father. Finally, he was able to come to love and long for Chidori and cry at the prospect of dying without being able to see her again.


Fullmetal Alchemist

Being a part of the Armstrong Family , Catherine has many of their distinct traits, including being fair-skinned with blonde hair and a single strand sticking out in the middle of her forehead. According to Alex Louis Armstrong in Episode 37 , Catherine also "the Armstrong]] eyelashes. Apart from that, unlike the imposing and/or powerful looking members of her family, Catherine is a dainty and beautiful young girl with a slender yet noticeably curvaceous and well-endowed frame. Her hair reaches waist-length with shoulder-length hair strands hanging on either side, and she has sea-green (blue in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood ) eyes.

While a meek and soft-spoken young girl, Catherine's demeanor and delicate appearance belie an inherited strength that allows her to lift objects like pianos above her head with one hand. Catherine is shy by nature, but she has stated that she prefers the company of men who are as muscular and strong as her elder brother Alex Louis Armstrong . This may be an effect of how the Armstrong family values muscular strength and military backgrounds.


Fullmetal Alchemist

Mrs. Armstrong is a tall, thin woman with a severe expression. She has blonde hair worn in a large bun on the back of her head, with one long Armstrong curl from her widow's peak, and one smaller curl in front of each of her ears.
She initially wears a turquoise vest over a long sleeve, light blue dress and a dark pink shawl with a light pink bow. When going out she puts on a long burgundy coat and purple shawl, each lined with white fur.


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He is a tall man, though nowhere near as tall and or musclebound as his son Alex Louis. He has blonde hair slicked back, a full beard, mustache, and a curl of hair over his forehead. He also has blue eyes and long eyelashes like Alex. Like his son Alex, he tends to have sparkles hovering in the air around him.

Although a bit of a windbag, Philip Armstrong enjoys telling stories of his family's grandeur and his own eventful military career to anyone unfortunate enough to be his captive audience. It would seem that Philip is the one who passed on the habit of speaking about past generations of the Armstrong family down to Alex.
Being a former General, Philip seems (for all his hot air) a rather insightful man, inferring immediately from Olivier's demands for the Armstrong estate that Amestris would not be a safe place to stay and taking his wife and daughter Catherine off to Xing on an "extended vacation".


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As a suit of armor, Barry stands out due to his hulking size and overall grim physical traits. His upper arms and legs are comprised out of several long, silver-colored iron plates, while his lower arms are made out of a pair of two plates tied together. His hands are a pair of iron gauntlets, each having a pair of four spikes instead of knuckles and fingers made of cloth. The middle, ring and little fingers are fused together, leaving his index and thumb separate. The feet are a pair of leather boots with iron guards. His chest is formed out of two large metal plates held together by an iron ring, in turn, held in place by five leather belts. Around his waist and left shoulder, Barry sports a brown tunic with fur trims, which is tied together by a black leather belt with two dangling rings of iron. The neck is an extension of the torso plates, in turn, covered by an iron guard formed from a single, long iron plate that forms a circle around his sides and the back of his head. The helmet is a composite of iron, facial bones and some kind of hair or fur. The nape and the scalp are two distinct metal plates, with a pair of small horns just above the eye sockets, the number "66" written on the left side, just above the cheekbone, and the white long hair protruding from the back. His face is formed out of white facial bones of some unknown humanoid animal, having large eye sockets, a large mandible with two spiky bone going downwards and eight distinct razor-sharp fangs, four on the upper jaw and another four for the lower jaw. As is the case with Alphonse Elric, Barry's eyes are two white lights and his transmutation circle is located inside his armor, written on the neck plate.
His human body prior to its soul being transmuted has never been clearly illustrated, with the manga and the 2009 anime merely presenting it through an abstract flashback, where Barry was shown wearing a standard white butcher's apron, a rather lean frame and a few strands of hair standing upright. The 2003 anime, however, showed Barry as being slim, with light blond hair kept short in the back and the sides, while his scalp hair was a bit longer. In the manga and the 2009 anime, Barry's human body, after having some dog's soul transmuted inside of it, was shown to be muscular, with sharp finger and toenails, wild, long, dark brown hair and wearing a white mask over the cheeks and forehead, apparently having been welded or screwed judging by the holes around it. In this form, Barry's body walked around barefoot, in raggedy clothes and was slowly decomposing.

On the surface, Barry comes off as an imposing and threatening individual, often introducing himself to potential victims in a histrionic fashion. Wholely unapologetic, he took great pride in his status as a killer and described it as an obsessive compulsion; he felt as if he had no choice to murder others as it was a part of who he was. The act of cutting flesh and the sight of meat and blood seemed to be what caused him to become a butcher or perhaps his obsession with cutting originated from it. To some degree he enjoyed instilling fear in his victims and would be visibly disappointed when they were unafraid of him.
A boisterious and talkative person, Barry took a great liking to conversing with anyone and everyone, including those he intended to murder. Always one to speak his mind, he could even be seen as a somewhat friendly person, though his topics often concerned his obsessions. Despite his history as a serial killer, Barry came off as a humorous and comical character. He was often very unconcerned in dangerous situations and was not the type to take things seriously.
Barry had little loyalty to anyone but himself and would switch sides simply because he found it fun. When spending time with Mustang's men he would listen to their directives (most of the time) and even help them of his own accord for no apparent reason other than because he liked them. Although stylized as comic-relief, Barry was shrewder and more intelligent than he led on. He was able to immediately see the value in freeing Ling from jail to help Maria Ross and was able to recognize before anyone else that an attacker could possess valuable information. Despite being a soul bonded to a suit of armor, he had a strong sense of self and identity, declaring "I kill therefore I am". He also possessed an extremely accurate memory, at least in regards to the details of his murders.


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Mrs. Bradley appears as a middle-aged adult woman, probably in her mid 40s. She is of average height, has fair skin, with bistre brown hair tied up in a bubble ponytail behind her head. She has kind, green eyes and notable lines around her smiling mouth, indicating her age.
Mrs. Bradley's typically dresses in a red-violet coat over a lavender shirt with a tulip neckline, paired with a maxi-style skirt of the same color. She paired this with a simple pair of black pumps. Her accessories consist of a pearl necklace and similar pearl earrings.

A kind and trusting wife, she is unaware that her husband and adopted son are both Homunculi who plan to help their creator rule the world. Though she rarely appears in either series, usually accompanying Selim, Mrs. Bradley's appearances usually fall under the category of comic relief as she speaks jovially of her familial life and romantic past with the Fuhrer.


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Even among Briggs' stalwart men, Buccaneer stands out due to his macho persona, significant build, unique Mohawk-and-braid hairstyle, and signature automail right arm. Unlike many other automail users, Buccaneer swaps out different models of cold-climate automail depending on his situation, first appearing fitted with the M1913A " Crocodile arm" model (which is a chainsaw with a movable jaw to trap objects) but later switching to the M1910 Mad Bear Grade (a menacing standard hand with diamond-tipped claws).

Abrasive and suspicious, Buccaneer is often one to strike first and ask questions later, in fitting with the Briggs mindset of "Survival of the Fittest", and seems to enjoy violence and combat, often using vicious animal metaphors in his speech. He is loath to trust strangers and does not hold back in dealing out harsh treatment to people with whom he is unfamiliar. Despite this, Buccaneer is an incredibly brave and loyal soldier and shows his more jovial side to those whom he calls "comrade".
Like Winry Rockbell , Buccaneer is an automail enthusiast, taking great care to announce the impressive qualities of his arms to anyone who will listen, and like Edward Elric , seems to have a taste for intimidating weaponry (for which Edward ironically mocks him). He takes great pride in his automail, although seems flattered when people admire it.


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Dolcetto is a stocky man with pronounced arm muscles, light skin, blue eyes, a wide nose and short, spiky black hair (blonde in the 2003 anime) with a widow's peak. He dresses in a skintight, black undershirt, a white keikogi with a pair of matching white, baggy pants tied around his waist with a black sash and boots. He also sports long, black armbands with zippers.


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Edward is small for his age, standing at only 149 cm (4'11") at the beginning of the series, despite his attempts to appear taller, (due to the notation that he cannot stand regular milk). He wears his golden-blond hair long - usually tied in a braid that hangs down to his shoulders, but sometimes forgoing the braid for a simpler ponytail. He parts his bangs in the middle so that they frame his face on either side as they fall and, in the center of the parting, he leaves a single strand of hair sticking up like an antenna. In Chapter 56 , it is revealed that he does this intentionally, presumably to add to his height. Ed's eyes, too, are gold, signifying his Xerxesian ancestry. It is revealed in one of the Fullmetal Alchemist art books that the reason why Edward wears all black is to hide any oil stains that he may obtain from his automail.
Early on in the manga, Ed receives a thin, horizontal battle scar just above his right eye, which remains because his subsequent battles cause the sensitive skin to tear open repeatedly. As of Chapter 76 , however, the scar appears to have healed over completely. As the series progresses, some of Edward's facial features (his nose and chin) begin to take on characteristics similar to his father 's. At the end of the series, Edward is shown to have grown noticeably taller, being several inches taller than Winry and finally being at least equal in height to Alphonse.

On the surface, Edward displays an immature sort of personality. He is decidedly stubborn and strong-willed, frequently letting his pettiness and vindictiveness get the better of him (it is this stubbornness that contributes to Führer Bradley 's decision to codename him "Fullmetal," as " Hagane " (literally meaning "steel") is a term in Japanese that denotes someone of obstinate disposition) and often has to be restrained or reprimanded by Al or whoever else is present. He is somewhat selfish and self-absorbed, generally acting more out of self-interest than any sort of philanthropy as well as taking several opportunities to stroke his own ego or flaunt the governmental power and monetary license of his military position. He is largely hostile towards figures of authority and feels little incentive to follow orders with which he disagrees, earning him the distinction of being a loose cannon of sorts.
Edward is also rather quick-tempered, resorting more often to steel-fisted violence than calm negotiation to settle disputes (even going so far as to suggest that refraining from hitting Paninya because of her gender is a sexist notion and, therefore, against his principles). He has a reputation for being foul-mouthed and is an incurably sarcastic cynic, only too happy to bluntly and harshly relieve others of their comfortable delusions regarding God, reality, or their own self-importance. Edward has also displayed a propensity towards impatience and an inability to sit still for long, which perhaps contributes to his love of travel.
However, for those few people who have made an impact on him, Ed shows his deeper nature to be one of marked selflessness, unflinching loyalty, and great compassion. As someone who has had to suffer greatly at such a young age, Edward cannot ignore the true suffering of others and becomes sympathetic upon sensing pain and resolve in people's hearts. Though his solemn advice to such people is often tempered with brusque criticism, it is only because he genuinely wishes to place them on the most direct path forward. As one who has to struggle with a maimed body, he urges those with healthy bodies to use their strong legs to move forward, and as one burdened by the mistakes of his past, he stresses the necessity of people taking responsibility for their own errors. Though he will intervene on behalf of the oppressed if he concludes that a situation has called for it, Ed tends to help only those with the will - but not the means - to help themselves, in which case his recklessness and disdain for authority often has him bending the rules to dole out a Robin Hood-esque justice in accordance with his strong belief in the concept of Equivalent Exchange , earning him notoriety and popularity as a "hero of the people."
Though he is quick to resort to violence and combat to resolve many a situation, Ed has an immense respect for human life in all aspects. Few things anger him more than the mistreatment of others and he considers all those he meets as human and worthy of respect, no matter their mental, financial, or physical circumstance. Despite his status as a soldier and State Alchemists being referred to as "human weapons", Ed refuses to kill even under life-threatening circumstances. Although some around him consider this a weakness, he is unflinching in his own personal morales and is willing to accept whatever consequences come from his decisions.
A defining trait of Ed's shown throughout the series is his guilt complex; as far as he's concerned, his and his brother's current states are his fault, partially because it was his idea to transmute their mother in the first place and partially because Al lost his entire body as a result of the experiment, while Ed only lost an arm and a leg. He was even convinced that Al hated him for what happened to his body, and was scared to ask him about it for years. As a result of this trait, he starts off as highly standoffish, trying to accomplish everything on his own and not accepting help from anyone but Al, as well as being convinced that he can solve all of his problems through Alchemy. Over time, however, he learns to depend more on his friends and share his burdens with others. But while he may work on his guilt, it never truly goes away, as even towards the end of the series, he's still beating himself up over Nina Tucker being turned into a Chimera , despite having saved countless other lives along the way.

"Shorty?! Could a shorty do this?! What else you want to call me: a half-pint bean-sprout midget?! I'm still growing you backwater desert idiots!"

Of course, the most noticeable of Edward's dispositional characteristics is his Napoleonic denial of his shortness. Even in moments of relative composure, any and all references to his stature cause him to violently lose control of his emotions and lash out both verbally and physically. One of the most common reasons for these outbursts is if anything related to his size, since he has a complex about being shorter than average (his height is 165 cm). Distinctive to these outbursts is Ed's tendency to take even the most casual mention of his height as a gross insult and interpret it exaggeratedly, mistaking words as simple as "small" for phrases as contrived as "so-tiny-that-he-need-not-fear-being-crushed-by-a-boot-because-he-fits-so-easily-between-the-grooves-of-the-sole" and the like. Those unfortunate to utter the word "small" in his presence are fated to suffer one of his vindictive tantrums unless he is in the wrong and needs to be put in his place such as when Izumi Curtis calls him a runt while scolding him and Al in the manga. He also accepts Nina referring to him as "Little big brother" in the 2003 Anime. This part of his personality is presumably no longer present by the end of the series, given that he has grown to normal height by then.
Edward is an alchemist at his core and firmly believes in its tenants and the concept of Equivalent Exchange. As such, he approaches the world scientifically and is reluctant to acknowledge the existence of "miracles" or "destiny". That being said, though he professes that he does not believe in gods, his spiritual sensibilities tend more toward the deistic than the atheistic. He does not pray but frequently acknowledges the existence of a God in his speech, whom he often blamed for the difficulty of his life. While initially Edward holds the belief that anything can be explained and solved through alchemy, over time he grudgingly acknowledges the fact that there are many things that exist in life that he cannot explain.
Ed's aesthetic sensibilities are also quite twisted in that he is a great fan of gothic or macabre fixtures and will usually transmute decorations filled with monstrous or demonic imagery and unnecessarily gaudy details, much to the dismay of anyone who receives a gift or service from him. He has also made it known that his trademark red coat is part of this general lack of taste, as it is what he says is: "a badass color [that] gets the blood going."


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Armony sports a trendy top/bottom khaki colored combo and matching footwear as well as a white T-shirt underneath her jacket. Along with amber eyes and a warming smile, she also has another striking feature, her stand out is red hair. Her Hair is a sort of short, feathered bob and a hair strand that forks above her bangs. The jacket she wears unsealed has 3 belts and her bottoms are shorts held up by a belt. In addition, Armony wears a red wristband around both hands and her socks are brown collar socks.


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In his gunmetal-colored steel armor body, Alphonse stands out as one of the tallest characters in the series, inching out such stalwart man-mountains as Captain Buccaneer and Major Armstrong while absolutely dwarfing his older brother, who only comes up to his elbow at the beginning of the series. As such, a running gag in the series is that he is frequently mistaken for being the famous "Fullmetal Alchemist" (due to his full-armored steel body) in place of his brother - the rightful bearer of the title. He is also often mistaken for being the older brother or even Ed's father on occasion. The helmet that comprises Al's face is adorned with a large, conical horn in the middle of the forehead, has a pair of parallel, horizontal vents beneath each half-moon eye hole and a fang motif just above the protruding chin. The top of the helmet also sports a ribbon of white hair that hangs down to the small of the suit's back. Later in the series, the hair is cut short during a skirmish with the Fort Briggs Mountain Patrol, much to Al's chagrin.
The trunk of the body also consists of a removable breastplate with a protruding, triangular shelf on the chest just below the throat guard, a high collar that extends out of the back and surrounds the rear and sides of the neck, and a large, circular leather patch on either side of the abdomen.
A breechcloth covers the groin and painted on the left shoulder is a red Flamel , signifying Alphonse's tutelage under the master alchemist , Izumi Curtis .
Al's armor body also appears to have a triple spike motif, as each shoulder is adorned with a trio of large conical spikes lined in a row and each elbow, knee, and foot carries small, spiky protrusions as well. Al also appears to have a white band around his right leg which holds up a small weapons holster.
Inside the empty armor is a curtain of chain mail for the protection of its former wearer as well as a small alchemical rune drawn in Edward's blood , which binds Al's soul to the metal by way of the iron in both. Al's "Blood Seal" is unique - likely of Edward's own design - and denotes a small flame locked in place by multiple intersecting polygons.

In many ways, Alphonse's calm and passive disposition exists as a foil to his older brother's more abrasive personality. Al is kindhearted, notably compassionate and patient almost to a fault, acting often out of protective selflessness for his loved ones, new friends and sometimes even toward his enemies (Scar is a particular example). Having had his psychological growth stunted at the age of ten due to loss of his physical body, Alphonse retains a childlike purity in the face of all his encountered horrors; however, despite his age, he has always displayed a significantly higher level of maturity than Edward. Though Al is as passionate as his brother, he has remarked that his anger takes longer to spark and jokes that he is always beaten to the punch by Edward's outbursts.
On the other hand, Al's heart does contain some darkness born from the tragedies of his life. Plagued with insecurities about his own uncertain existence inside a suit of armor, Al craves the human warmth of his former life in desperate silence, fears that he will never again know closeness, and is sometimes overwhelmed by the suspicion that he himself is not human. It is also revealed that Alphonse carries the added burden of blaming himself for the failure of his mother's resurrection and the subsequent loss of his brother's limbs.
Al's gentler disposition leads him to be a very protective person. While Ed is often the one to charge the enemy, Al is usually the one to quite literally shield others, using his durable body to protect those he cares about. As a result, Al is overall quite pacifistic and selfless, disliking violence in general and feeling extreme guilt and responsibiilty when he is unable to help or protect others. Even though regaining his original body is one of, if not his primary goal, he states that it is not worth it if the people around him are hurt or killed in the process.
As Edward detests his own diminutive stature, Alphonse dislikes being reminded of his large size and often becomes melancholy when it inhibits or calls undue attention to him, lamenting that it was not his choice to become so big. As such, he displays a great deal of pleasure when others treat him as a child instead of the hulking brutish adult persona that his appearance gives off.
Possibly as part of his desire for warmth and love, Alphonse displays a great affection for small cats and has developed a bad habit of picking up stray kittens that he finds over the course of his travels, hiding them inside his armor cavity from his disapproving brother.
On a more subtle level, Alphonse appears to have a great fondness for women as well. Particularly sensitive himself, Alphonse has a gift for complimentary and inspirational speech that surpasses even that of his brother's. While this does not negate the effect his armor body has on ordinary girls, it does allow him to leave an impression on the few women with whom he regularly associates such as Mei Chang , Riza Hawkeye , Lan Fan and Sheska . When his skills are necessary, Alphonse is often paired up with female comrades in situations where Edward is not present. In many of the omake, Arakawa makes Al's primary motivation finding a girlfriend.
Aside from the warmth of physical contact, what Alphonse misses most about having a human body seems to be delicious food. He keeps a journal of all the various foods he will eat upon returning to his body in order to keep his spirits up (a practice encouraged by Edward) and has stated that his fondest wish is to have some of Winry's apple pie.
Al holds to the idea that using a Philosopher's Stone is equivalent to murder, but also understands that the wills of the stone's component souls are also important. This is what allowed him to use the power of a stone against Pride and Kimblee.


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Trisha was a beautiful young woman with chest-length chestnut-brown hair that was tied into a low side ponytail on the right side and green eyes.
She was most often seen wearing a lavender dress with a white apron.

Trisha was a kind and loving young woman who adored the Elric brothers (Trisha's sons) and Van Hohenheim (Trisha's husband). She is loved and missed dearly by her entire family, especially by Hohenheim, despite having left them, although he was reluctant to do so.


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Envy usually appears as a pale-skinned androgynous teenage young man with a lean, muscular build. Envy has long, wispy hair, violet eyes with slit-like pupils, and wears a black crop top, skort, elbow length fingerless gloves, stocking-like footwear that exposes the heels and toes, along with a matching headband with an alchemical, triangular symbol on it.
Although already formidable in his human form, Envy can assume a much larger, chimeric shape with a serpentine body, multiple pairs of legs, long human-like hair, a dog-like head and six pupils in its left eye. The most disturbing feature of Envy's unleashed form are the human faces and limbs protruding all over its body like drowning people momentarily attempting to surface before being pulled down by others. These are physical representations of the dozens of souls of Xerxians that Father absorbed and used to create the Philosopher's Stone that is Envy's core.
In his true form, after most of the stone that is his core is destroyed, Envy is a small, caterpillar-like serpent with multiple legs (which is directly underneath him like those of mammals and birds) and a jaw-less, sucker-like mouth resembling those of lampreys and parasitic flatworms. He is virtually helpless save for attaching to another living thing to take control, but once able to reach a Philosopher's Stone, Envy can regain his full ability.

After his brother Pride , Envy is by far the cruelest Homunculus, joking around and delighting in human misery. Envy will kill without hesitation, usually playing on his target's emotions to have a psychological advantage, with no remorse for what he has done. He even takes pride in the suffering he inflicts, going so far as to boast about starting the Ishvalan War and ruining the reputations, lives, and souls of thousands with only a single, effortless move. Envy's only personal intention is to make humans fight each other and suffer.
Beneath this cruel and aggressive exterior, however, Envy is secretly jealous of humans' inner strength and the mutually beneficial friendships that they share, as most of Envy's kind show little real concern or emotional support for one another. This jealousy motivates Envy to hate and mistreat humans very personally; more personally, in fact, than any other homunculus.
Envy seems to resent being confronted about his inner envy. This eventually causes Envy to commit suicide. Notably, before this revelation, Envy disguised his inner motives so well that not even a slip of his true reasons occurred.
Despite his callous, ruthless, and sinister persona, Envy occasionally shows a more silly, rambunctious, and even comical personality around his fellow homunculi, and even some humans. When referring to his human appearance as being "cute and youthful," Lust reminded him that he was, ironically, the most ruthless homunculus, a reply which mildly angered Envy. Another example was during Envy's second confrontation with Edward and Ling Yao , where Envy constantly asked Ed to stop trying to beat him up, but Ed was in a fit of rage after being called short and would not back down.
Envy, at times, demonstrates a vanity streak over his appearance. He is irritated when Lust says his personality is 'vile' and nearly attacked Greed when he called Envy ugly. Upon his introduction, Envy refers to his preferred form as young and cute and very obviously enjoys looking attractive. However, he seems to greatly dislike his true appearance, and he yells at Ed and Ling to not to look at him while he was in said form. [1]
Envy does not have particularly good relationships with his fellow homunculi. He acts more as a handler for Gluttony than an equal and is unsympathetic to his grief over Lust's demise, acting annoyed and frustrated more than anything. He shows Wrath little respect and does not interact much with Pride or Sloth. The only one he has shown concern for is Lust, going so far as to demand that Wrath execute Mustang for killing her. Most interactions he had with her were relatively positive compared to the rest of the homunculi. Envy's relationship with Greed is overtly antagonistic, as like the other homunculi, Envy perceives Greed as a traitor, and it takes very little time for the two to throw insults at each other.
Deep down, Envy is the saddest homunculus, having never known any true content or satisfaction.


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Lan Fan is a young girl with back-length black hair usually tied back in a bun with the bangs loose and framing her face, dark brown eyes, and a lean, muscular, and fairly curvaceous figure. Her usual attire consists of a black Xingese secret soldier uniform covered by a layer of body armor. On her hands and forearms, she wears fingerless gloves with forearm/hand protectors lined with small spikes along the knuckles. Lan Fan usually keeps her face hidden on missions behind a red and white mask with the Yin half of the Yin-Yang symbol on the forehead (Fu's mask bears the other half).
After losing her left arm on the battlefield, Lan Fan has a combat automail replacement built for her while abroad. It is gunmetal-colored and its shoulder attachments are shielded by what appears to be a steel variation of Xingese plate armor. For combat, it is adorned with a spike strip wound around the hand as well as a long sword blade extending from the bottom of the elbow.

When masked, Lan Fan displays the appearance of a cold, efficient, and lethal warrior of few words. She is overall a very serious person who has undying loyalty to her master and her clan. Similarly to Edward, she has a propensity for being brash when provoked and is easily angered, especially when it comes to the young prince.
However, when unmasked and around Ling's presence, a more shy personality is revealed. She worries incessantly about the young prince wandering off constantly and is often found watching him wherever he goes, concerned about whatever problems he finds himself in. This concern stems from her great loyalty that is implied to go beyond the duties of her clan. She considers herself to exist for Ling's sake and to undergo any sacrifice to help him achieve his goals. Being useless to him is considered as the ultimate pain and she is willing to go through any hardship to assist him.
As cold as she may appear, Lan Fan is willing to express genuine gratitude and thanks to those who have helped her. It is also revealed in the manga she has trouble expressing proper etiquette, such as saying a simple "thank you", especially to those she would consider "lower" than Ling.


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Fu was an elderly man with heavy wrinkles, gray spiky hair and a bushy mustache, and of small stature. His attire was identical to Lan Fan's, consisting of a full black outfit with fingerless gloves, black boots, and armor around his torso, back of his hands, and top of his boots. He wore a white bandana wrapped around his forehead and his mask was similar to Lan Fan's, except his only covered to his nose and bore the Yang half of the Yin-Yang symbol.

Fu was a serious and stern man, valuing the life and safety of his prince over his own. He was highly devoted to Ling's dream, willing to lay down his life if it meant Ling could find a claim to the throne. His stern nature was also directed towards his granddaughter, such as slapping her for Ling's disappearance after becoming the host for Greed and failing to protect him; losing her arm in the process. However, Fu cares for her dearly, as shown by him shedding tears over the loss of Lan Fan's arm and becoming enraged at Bradley upon discovering he was the one who took her arm from her.


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The Doctor is a short elderly man who has one golden tooth, short auburn hair, and a short mustache. He is normally seen wearing a white lab coat which its sleeves are rolled up to the elbows, along with his signature glasses. In numerous occasions, his eyes have also been shown to be disturbingly unfocused, looking out towards the corner of his eyelids, appearing more cross-eyed.

An arrogant yet intelligent man, he considered himself as the "father" of Bradley and his fellow test subjects. He did not consider them necessarily as people, but rather expendable projects in an effort to create a new human being. He had no morales and showed no hesitation to injure, threaten, or even kill others to get what he wanted. Neither did he seem to have much concern with the fate of humanity as a whole. As a person who likely knew much of Father's plan, he was more than happy to participate in the destruction of his country. As a result, he embodied somewhat of the stereotypical "mad scientist" who believed himself above others and perhaps even something of a god for toying with life.
Despite his raw intellect, he was still deluded into believing that he was more important than he actually was. In his arrogance, he was unable to recognize that the Homunculi that he worked for still considered him as yet another human. A useful human, though ultimately still utterly beneath them.


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In his original body, Greed resembled a tall and muscular young adult with short, spiky, black hair that is kept slicked back. He also had a subtle widow's peak. Among his most noticeable features were Greed's purple eyes with thin, cat-like pupils, and razor-sharp teeth. He often smiled with a huge grin. Greed dresses in leather, sporting a short, black jacket with a fur collar, black leather pants, and shoes with upward tips. In the 2003 anime, his pants and shoes have a dark green hue, while in the 2009 anime they're colored black. Beneath his jacket, Greed wears a skintight shirt similar to the clothes worn by his homunculus siblings. His shirt is the same navy blue as his armor form in the 2003 anime, while in the 2009 anime it has a reddish brown hue. Around each of his wrists, Greed wore four black leather wrist belts with metal claps, that seem to disappear when he goes full shield, and when he's regenerating his arm. He briefly wore a pair of sunglasses with round lenses.
While possessing Ling Yao, Greed looks exactly like Ling, but with slit pupils, purple irises, and he kept his eyes opened in the same manner as his previous body. When possessed Ling's bangs are also moved to the other side of his forehead.
In his "Ultimate Shield" form, Greed has dark blue skin, razor-sharp finger nails, and a pronounced spinal column, while his ears and hair disappear beneath his blue skin. The sclera of both eyes become red, while his irises turn white. In this form, Greed's sharp teeth become more pronounced, with two lower fangs rising just above his upper lip. His overall facial features are a reflection of his inner self, which takes the form of a red devil's head with skull-like features, notably: fangs and slit eyes.
His Ouroboros tattoo is located on the back of his left hand in both incarnations.

Greed, as his name implies, is filled with and motivated by his avaricious nature. It could be said that the reason why he wanted all that life has to offer was because Greed didn't know exactly what he wanted from it, which fuels his desire to have it all. He is the only homunculus to defy Father, and the only one to openly taunt him. He has an easygoing, charismatic, arrogant personality and tends to do what he wants. He is also somewhat narcissistic, claiming part of the reason he doesn't use his ultimate shield to his fullest extent is because it masks his attractive face. He claims to not hurt women and (to an extent) children. In addition, he states he never lies (though he tells only one lie in order to save Ling's life). While he normally possesses a calm, confident nature, when angered he can be rather impulsive and ready to go into a fight with those he feels have wronged him. However, he shows some capacity for adapting to his fights and is willing to protect his allies (and later innocent civilians). On a side note, he seems very charismatic and has shown good leadership skills, first with his chimera friends and later with Edward, Darius, and Heinkel, which he attributes to how he earns and deserve their loyalty in the first place. In addition, while he seems to see humans as weak and powerless, he never had sociopath tendencies or even hatred towards humans the way the other homunculi did. In the end, he even grows to respect their power and tenacity.
After being killed and reborn, he initially had no memories of his former life. He retained his mocking arrogant, easygoing personality but initially had a complete loyalty to Father, faithfully doing his job. However, after killing one of his surviving friends, Bido, he remembers his past and develops a grudge against Wrath for what he had done. He also slowly develops a bond with Ling, whose body he shares and whose greed nearly matches his, and the prince helps him realize what he truly desires. He does get annoyed when Ling tries to take over his body, especially without his permission, though the two manage to work together well as a team. He also bonds with Edward, despite getting into fights with him.
However, deep down Greed wants nothing more than true friends who cared for him and for whom he cared for, though given his personality he often cloaks this by calling his friends and henchmen "possessions". This is first shown in Dublith where his chimera friends are killed by Wrath. While claiming he only saw them as possessions, he attempts to kill Wrath in retaliation, reasoning that Wrath killing his henchmen was like stealing from him. This is, in truth, not a lie; for what Greed treasured had been taken away from him and their loss deeply wounded his heart. Furthermore, he cries upon killing his own friend Bido and regaining his memories, then attacks Wrath at his home afterward, demanding an answer as to why Wrath destroyed his possessions. Ling later points this out to him during their final fight against Father, and in the end Greed is satisfied with having died to protect his friends. As Ling pointed out, the chimeras were the only part of his life that Greed chose and were his real family; in fact, he never sought to ditch them for better cronies, truly being worthy of their respect and loyalty.
Being a living incarnation of avarice, Greed understands its nature better than anyone else, though Ed warns him that wanting too much can have dangerous results, just like what happens to people who attempt human transmutation . However, Greed countered by explaining that avarice is not about just money and power; no matter how noble or selfless someone is, everybody desires something.


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He is an old skinny man with a distinguishable mustache and gray hair. He normally wears his military uniform, though he can disguise himself well too.

Kind and with a wry abundant sense of humor, he is one of Colonel Mustang's closest allies and acts as a mentor and friend to him. He is a jovial, kind, and easygoing mind on the outset which belies his vast intelligence and cunning. He tends to joke around often with his subordinates and allies, playfully teasing them and acting as a father or uncle-like figure. This includes teasing Roy to marry his granddaughter who turns out to be Riza. He is very perceptive and is described by Roy as the type of person who can't sit still when something is happening.
Underneath his kind exterior lies a shrewd, serious, and ambitious individual that has earned him the position that he holds. An intelligent man, he was able to gather information to Mustang about the government conspiracy and was able to quickly realize the scale and gravity of the situation, stating that it was something that had refueled his ambition. A man of strong morals, he was disgusted at the corruption of the government and unlike other generals of Central Command he was unafraid of aging and death. Scoffing at the idea of immortality, he maintained the belief that it was not something that humans should try to accomplish.
Though he wished to work against the Homunculi, he preferred to do so in the shadows and had his own desire for power. Like his protégé Roy Mustang, he too aimed to become Fuhrer, though both desired the position to better the country. These ambition qualities did not go unnoticed by others, Major Miles suspected that he purposefully withheld his troops from participating on the attack on Central in order to seize power and allow Roy Mustang and Olivier Armstrong to take the blame. Although simply speculation, this would match the actions that he took in order to secure power. Grumman was an overall hopeful realist. He was intrigued with the possibilities of coexistence of humans and Homunculi and the implications that it had for the future.
It was possible that he was mildly perverted, enjoying cross-dressing as a woman (albeit to disguise himself and meet with Roy) and on occasion would rub Rebecca's butt when she wasn't paying attention.


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Riza is a pale-skinned young woman in her mid-to-late twenties with mid-back length blonde hair that is fastened up in the back by a dark-colored clip barrette in a style where it resembles a bird tail in the back with bangs falling in a hawk's wing pattern from right to left occasionally partially obscuring her left eye (when she is on the job), dark-brown eyes, each of her ears is pierced with a silver stud and she has a moderately muscular and curvaceous build where the author has stated that Riza has broad shoulders from her military training and flared hips that are appropriate for her age.
She frequently wears a short-sleeved black turtleneck under her military uniform and often dons it in casual dress as well. Even though Riza has noted (in Perfect Guidebook 2) that skirts restrict movement and therefore are not welcome in a military office, she is mostly seen with in long skirts and boots with her hair down while in civilian clothes and she is known to wear faux eyeglasses while in disguise.
She had worn her hair short in her youth and during her tenure in Ishval , she began letting it grow out in 1910 after she becomes acquainted with Winry Rockbell .
In the manga and 2009 anime, Riza has a large and ornate tattoo that covers most her back with some parts of it obscured by burn scars that she hides.

Riza is a quiet and collected woman with a serious but courteous demeanor where she is viewed by her peers as the model of a perfect soldier; strictly disciplined and extremely rational, she rarely relaxes when on the job and is usually tasked with keeping her colleagues on track. Although from the outside she might seem strict, rigid and even a little mean, Riza is not as cold and distant as she may appear. Those close to her know that there is more to her than her no-nonsense attitude; beneath her professional aura is a kind soul who understands the difficulty of carrying a heavy burden.
Riza's softer side tends to make itself known through her interactions with younger characters, such as the Elric brothers and Winry Rockbell , and it isn't unusual to see her behaving sweetly towards Black Hayate (Riza's pet Shiba Inu dog), while in private. On more informal occasions, such as when she spends the day with Rebecca, Riza also shows hints of a dry, acerbic sense of humor. Very disciplined, she takes her work seriously and is almost never seen “dropping formalities,” even with those who are most intimate to her. She's not prone to public displays of affection, preferring to show her feelings through more subtle ways. Riza seems the personification of "tough love," demanding excellence from those she respects or considers important. Her interactions with Hayate can be seen as a metaphor for all of her significant personal relationships—a stern hand and demanding nature tempered with genuine and deep affection.

Riza taking comfort in Black Hayate (her dog) after she is blackmailed by Pride .

It can be inferred that Riza also changed across the years; in her teens, she appeared to have been rather timid and idealistic about the world at large. Growing up at her father's house, she probably experienced a sheltered sort of childhood. After joining the military, her experiences in Ishval destroyed her youthful idealism and transformed her into the nearly stoic Lieutenant Hawkeye . She emerges from the war with a tremendous will, strong enough to shoulder the heavy guilt she willingly bears, and uses this motivation to stand alongside and support Roy Mustang in the hopes that future generations will remain free of the horrors of something like Ishval . Reticent, she doesn't speak unnecessarily or express her feelings often through words, but reveals most of her thoughts through nonverbal communication, with trademark sharp looks and rare, subtle smiles.
Her character shows a mix between a tortured woman looking for redemption she feels is unreachable, and a resigned acceptance of past mistakes and their consequences. Riza learns from Ishval to accept responsibilities for her actions herself, rather than placing blame or burden on another. She decides she must sacrifice her own happiness and comfort and continue to dirty her hands with blood as a soldier in order to bring peace to the people. Despite the emotional difficulties in facing her mistakes, she learns to school herself and her emotions as personal struggles, brushing off the concern of others, always bearing grief or physical pain with a stiff upper lip.
When meeting Winry Rockbell , Riza indicated that she also doesn't like the military because she is sometimes forced to kill. However, when Edward Elric refers to her weapons as "a tool for destruction" later in the story, she corrects him by telling him that it is a "tool for protection." Riza seems to hold the belief that a gun is simply an object, by itself unable to cause pain or suffering without a person pulling the trigger. It is not her weapons that she dislikes, but the death that she causes by using them. After Ishval, Riza tells Mustang that "a gun is good. It doesn't leave the feeling of a person dying in your hands." When he counters that this mindset is self-deception, she agrees, indicating that she is willing to deceive herself and continue to do her duty as a soldier if it means assuring the safety of others. While in the 2003 anime , she's seen using her guns to intimidate her colleagues into doing their jobs, in the manga (and 2009 anime ), she seems to take weapons a lot more seriously and she is never seen taking out her gun when she doesn't mean to shoot it.


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Elicia is an adorable little girl with brown hair that is tied in pigtails by two blue beads on each side and forest-green eyes; traits that she inherited from her mother Gracia Hughes .


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Tall and lean, Maes Hughes offsets his sharp military uniform with a thin chinstrap of scruffy beard and his jovially spiky hair ending in a characteristic forelock as well as the rectangular spectacles framed in front of his hazel eyes. Though his hair is black, the 2003 anime gave a green hue to it (coincidentally the same shade as Envy ), suggesting that it could have been dark green.

For the most part, Maes' personality is decidedly amicable and cheerful, even to the point of being considered annoying by his closest acquaintances. He nearly always appears randomly, jovially butting in while something important is being discussed, and is rather well known in Central for shirking his many duties just to have a chat with friends, even while griping gleefully about how much his paperwork is piling up. Hughes is also a rather forcefully hospitable person, never taking "no" for an answer when offering a position under his authority or a night's stay in his house and even going so far as to physically drag people behind him without waiting for their consent - prompting the Elric brothers to call him a "kidnapper" on more than one occasion.
Of course, his biggest and most noticeable character trait is the idolatrous infatuation he has with his wife Gracia Hughes and his three-year-old daughter Elicia Hughes . Never without one or more pictures of them on hand, Maes makes quite a nuisance of himself by bragging about them to peers and friends and offering up glances of their photographs as either a motivational tool or as reward for a service well rendered. As such, he is constantly advising his friends Roy Mustang and Edward Elric to hurry into marriage themselves, much to Roy's annoyance and Edward's embarrassment.

Hughes' usual excitement in regard to his family.

Behind this behavior, however, is a markedly trustworthy, serious and particularly intelligent military officer who always goes the distance to look after the people close to him. As a soldier involved with investigations and court-martials as well as a veteran of the Ishval Civil War , part of Hughes' buoyant demeanor may actually be a shield to protect himself and his loved ones from the darker aspect of his profession. He is a realist, decisive and shrewd, who is able to cut out what is unnecessary and focus on the most important aspects of a given situation. With his great eye for detail, Hughes is often the first to notice unfavorable patterns in a given situation and can plan accordingly, often calling for a strategic retreat or a change in tactics moments before anyone else realizes it is necessary. He is calm and analytical, not even flinching when a situation calls for him to deal with dead bodies or even deal out death himself, and he acts sharply even in high-pressure conditions. As a realist, he also understands and accepts that some situations cannot be rectified cleanly or honestly. Even so, he retains a soft spot for idealists like Roy and is prepared to burden as much of the darkness as it takes to ensure that idealists can shape the world into a better place.
Maes, despite all his goofball antics, is a rather wise man for his age and is prone to doling out sagely advice to the people he has invited into his extended family, including Roy, the Elrics and even Winry Rockbell , in order to make sure they take the correct path to the happy future.


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Izumi is a grown woman of the slender yet well-toned and curvy figure with a tall height. She has fair skin, sharp dark eyes, and upper back-length black hair often worn in box braids tied in a ponytail. Above her left breast is a Flamel tattoo. Though hating being called "old", Izumi is rather youthful for being in her middle age.
Izumi normally wears a long white-collared, button-up blouse that reveals her cleavage of flowing backside, form-fitting grey pants reaching her ankles, and opened-toed sandals that have the letters "W.C." on them.

Izumi usually takes apparent pride in being a "simple, kind housewife" and calmly introduces herself as such to anyone who asks. Her humble exterior ironically belies a fearsome disposition though, with the Elric brothers becoming terrified at the thought of aggravating her, such as when someone calls her "old": She is prone to swift acts of violence and dealing out physical harm, often seen cracking her knuckles when she is angry or wants to intimidate.
Though having a great deal of alchemical skill and faith in her alchemical power, Izumi frequently values the idea of working hard and only uses alchemy for things that cannot be done by hand, stressing to others that alchemists are humans and have their own ways. She also is very open-minded and quite curious, noticing differences but respecting them due to thinking all things/beings and their properties complement each other, which lead her to form the creed "One is All, All is One". Additionally, Izumi appears to greatly enjoy traveling as she is often found journeying outside her hometown, a trait she may have passed on to Edward.
Despite her considerable aggressive nature, Izumi is a remarkably warm, caring individual always willing to help those in need, especially children. Wise and perceptive, Izumi is a great advocate of helping people to make their own way and will usually only intervene on behalf of those with the will—but not the means—to help themselves.


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In the manga and 2009 anime Bradley appears as an older man near sixty with an incredible physique for his age. He has a full head of black hair, with a few greying hairs and a thick black mustache, a blue tint to his right eye, and an eye patch over his left eye. Underneath his eye patch is "The Ultimate Eye", or his regular eye with the Ouroboros mark in place of the pupil and cornea. In the 2003 anime, Bradley's design is basically the same, but due to differing art styles, he has noticeably softer features with a thinner and less stocky build. His skin tone is more of an olive complexion in the 2003 anime.
Bradley is usually seen to wear a blue, full length military issue coat and slacks with black dress shoes. His uniform has a grey sash around it which he uses to carry his swords. Bradley is almost always seen with at least one sword on him, but has also been known to carry up to five and can wield all of them simultaneously. On occasions, he has been seen without his coat in battle, wearing his military issue slacks with suspenders and boots, along with a short-sleeve black undershirt. Other times, he is seen wearing a black vest with a white dress-shirt, dress pants, and formal shoes. At the time of the promised day, Bradley wore a white shirt with blue pants and a beige belt to hold his hand grenade.

Several differences are apparent in Bradley when compared to the other Homunculi, such as the ability to sympathize with humans and even show compassion despite his identity as Wrath. He is perhaps the most misleading of the homunculi, appearing generally calm and surprisingly pleasant, even with a frequent sense of humor when compared to the others.
Instances of his misleading demeanor include giving full credit to Colonel Roy Mustang for killing Isaac McDougal the Freezing Alchemist, despite Bradley himself being the one fully responsible for the criminal's defeat (2009 anime only). Another instance of this unexpected behavior was giving a melon to Edward Elric as a gift when he and his younger brother Alphonse were in the hospital, and afterwards mischievously sneaking out a window in the Elric brothers' hospital room to escape his assistant who was looking for him.
As pleasant as he may seem, Bradley embodies the true image of wrath when enraged. One instance of this fury was his trembling hands at Maes Hughes ' funeral, upon hearing the Lt. Col.'s young daughter interrupting the honored silence with protests to her mother about her father being covered with dirt, and when recounting this memory, his hands trembled in fury at the thought of Elicia's screams interrupting the silence. Colonel Roy Mustang at the time mistook this as a silent weep from Bradley, only to discover later in the series that Bradley was trembling due to the difficulty of restraining his immense fury. In-battle, Bradley shows relentless determination and brutality, never hesitating to deal the finishing blow and fighting with a silent but deadly aura, a reflection of the inner fury that drives him and embodies his status as Wrath. While generally a silent and ruthless force in combat, he does seem to display a slightly more light-hearted personality when confronting opponent's whose skills he respects, commenting on his enemies and his old age. During his first battle with Ling Yao , he compliments Ling, noting that he knows a thing or two about fighting and swordplay. Additionally, during his fight with Fu , Bradley states that Fu is an exceptional fighter, considering that he is even older than Bradley himself.
As a King who was handed his position in life and was rarely to make the true decisions regarding his country, Bradley firmly disagrees with the concept of a "true king", that of a monarch that serves its people and to better their country. From his perspective, kings are only figureheads that are instated and have no true power. Despite this belief, he does not necessarily seem unhappy with his position in this way, accepting his role as a fake ruler and enjoying the act he puts on for his life. Since his entire life was planned out for him and he rarely if ever got to make his own choices, Bradley takes great pride in his wife since she was the woman he chose to marry, openly expressing this to Riza . Despite keeping his own secrets from her, he believes that the bond they share is strong enough that no words need to be shared between them in order to understand and accept each other.
He is rarely seen to associate with the other Homunculi, aside from times when it is necessary to do so. He is more lenient towards humans than his siblings, due to spending the most time among them and once being a human himself. He also appears to secretly enjoy the complications that the Elrics and their friends have brought to Father's plans since he has lived a life where everything has been planned, controlled, or predicted.  However, he still does express some annoyance towards humans, sometimes referring to their constant meddling as bothersome, even once remarking to Mustang, "You humans sure piss me off."
Bradley has openly expressed his disbelief of God, believing the concept as a tool to inspire fear and order in society. When Ishvalans claim that God will punish him for his crimes, Bradley scorns them, asking how long their God would wait and how many more lives Bradley would take until he'd finally take action, urging the Ishvalans instead to use their own strength to try and stop Bradley if they so wish. Despite this, he called out Scar for abandoning his previous beliefs and using alchemy even though his God, Ishvala, viewed it as abhorrent; upon his death, he noted the irony that his defeat from being momentarily blinded by the sun could possibly be a form of divine justice and an act of God. This implies that Bradley isn't exactly disdainful of the existence of God, but rather the way that humans attempt to use the threat of God against their enemies instead of fighting their enemies with their own hands.


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Lust is a fairly tall and beautiful pale-skinned woman with wavy lower-back black hair that has short bangs parting at the center of her face while curving to the left and partially hiding her left eye, narrow mauve eyes, she has a curvy build and her Ouroboros mark is located on her sternum, just above her large breasts.
She is constantly seen wearing a form-fitting black dress with a low backside and no straps, black high-heel boots and elegant black gloves with red lines running up the length to end with circles.

Notably more sadistic than her siblings, Lust displayed distinct pleasure in torturing her opponents and making them suffer, such as during her fight with Roy Mustang and Jean Havoc in Research Laboratory 3 . [1] Also separating her from her brethren, Lust did not display any personality traits based after her namesake. While Greed was greedy, and Gluttony was gluttonous, Lust herself was never shown as being particularly lascivious and instead of serving as the object of other's desires. However, she did talk seductively to others and was well aware of her charm and used it to her advantage to set people against each other, trick them, or get information out of people. Her cardinal sin theme may have something more to do with her bloodlust in relishing those she considers beneath her to suffer.
She was arguably rather intelligent and patient, as seen when she reprimanded Envy for causing the Maria Ross incident since they stirred Roy Mustang up rather than calm him and preferred to work from the shadows to fulfill Father's goals. She tended to act calm and confident but became unhinged when pushed to a corner. She was loyal to Father, acted motherly towards Gluttony, and seemed to have a good relationship with Envy, but disliked Greed.
Lust also had a great disdain for humans, thinking them frail, predictable, and generally foolish. Moreover, she would often comment on the ridiculousness of human nature. As such she felt no remorse over manipulating or killing, gleefully watching the village of Liore fall into chaos and civil war. [2] She wasn't above admitting defeat though, and gladly recognized Mustang to be a man worthy of killing her due to his personal nature, despite then wishing for him to suffer afterward in due time and knowing that she won't be there to witness it if it ever happens. [1]


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He is an elderly man with prominent wrinkles and a large jaw. He tends to wear lab coats though later in the series wears a coat. He has broad shoulders and a short stature (possibly due to his age). He has dark hair with white hair on the sides, demonstrating his age.
After Scar injured him, his face became slightly misshapen, and one eye half closed.

He is a kind man suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, along with extreme guilt over the atrocities he committed during the Ishvalan war that resulted in the deaths of millions of Ishvalans in order to make philosopher's stones. He is an honest, hardworking man, and is not used to bluffing but was able to bluff Envy into releasing Yoki as his hostage by feigning apathy towards sacrificing him. He refuses to return to the government due to the disgust towards their actions and even attempts to shoot Major Armstrong when he believes he was sent to retrieve him. He deeply cares for others, using the Philosopher's Stone he ran away with in order to heal the people of the village he was staying in. In addition, he was forced to work with the homunculi once again due to their threat of annihilating his village.
He is so repentant of his actions that when he sees Scar for the first time he begs him to kill him and even refers to him as a God at that moment. Though unforgiving of himself for his actions along with the military and the government, he is forgiving of others and very patient. In addition, he holds no grudge towards Scar for horrifically and painfully disfiguring his face, claiming it was the face he deserved. He is brave when it matters, as he stood up to Envy and helped Scar, Al and the others to stop the homunculi. He is also very intelligent, having been the main researcher in creating the Philosopher's Stone.


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Isaac McDougal appears to be in his mid 30's as he looks mature. He is also very muscular and an average tall man, being much taller than Alphonse Elric but still dwarfed by Alex Louis Armstrong. He has long black hair which is tied back, only for one strand to hang over his face. While trying to move throughout Central quietly, he donned a simple dull cloak, and underneath he wore his original State Alchemist uniform which was composed of an open jacket with the right sleeve torn and elongated leggings with a length of material hanging down the back.

He is rather gruff and often blunt in his speaking, possibly because he was disturbed by the fact that almost the entire population of Amestris was still unaware of the danger they lived in and also perhaps due to having made a disturbing discovery during his hiding as well as probably being traumatized during his actions during Ishval Civil War while working in hiding. While he seems completely pragmatic, as he knew in order to save the world he had to shed some blood, as he was seen killing some soldiers in his way. He also seems righteous, as his intention was to save the world and bring the military down to expose their secrets. Despite his intelligence and being a good operator that works alone, he showed no hesitation when he insulted the Elric Brothers when he found out they had committed the taboo and laughed maniacally when he temporarily succeed to freeze the Central Command, revealing his unhinged disorder as well as his recklessness to slice the Führer without any hesitation.