I want the Fuhrer to be my dad!

>>143284969
enjoy the snapped spine

>>143284969
He seems like a good father. Has his own military state and is a badass. There is nothing wrong with this.

>>143284969
I remember showing 2003 FMA to a buddy of mine and convincing him that Bradley was one of the most important good guys later in the plot. Even after they revealed that he was a homunculus, I kept implying that he was really not evil.

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I want Nina to be my dog!

>>143285557
It was only a matter of time, wasn't it?

>>143284969
kawaii!!!

>>143285557
Does it really annoy anyone else that normies act like this was the most horrible thing to ever happen in a show? Like it's not even that bad, yet so many act like it was horrific or traumatizing. Is it all a giant joke and I just missed that?

>>143287533
While it wasn't the most horrible thing to happen, it was early enough into the show to leave a pretty big impact.

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>implying he will love you

>>143287633
I could not disagree more. You see people die basically every single episode. Entire villages get destroyed and people are sacrificed to become alchemy fuel.

One little girl dying is nothing compared to the thousands that die throughout the show.

>>143289376
But she was cute though, and the manner in which she died, as a little girl fused to a dog so her dad could keep his job, was horrifying.

Like Comrade Stalin says, 1 death is a tragedy, a million a statistic.

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There are much better fathers out there you know. Perhaps you should reconsider.

>>143289376
I was always freaked out by the dog-girl merging more than the actual death.