TRUTH REVEALED! | Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood Fiancé Reaction | Ep 7 "Hidden Truths"

[@LettsReact]

Episodes 7, 8, & 9 posted to Patreon now! HTTPS://Patreon.com/LettsReact Also, all of Shera is now posted!!

[@jessetorres8738]

If I could make a suggestion for a reaction video, you guys should watch Inside Man from 2006. It's a Spike Lee film about a New York City bank robbery staring Denzel Washington, Clive Owen, Jodie Foster, Christopher Plummer, Willem Dafoe, and Chiwetel Ejiofor.

[@elextrano7597]

12:48 she was realy important in the 2003 vertion of the series that is realy diferent to the original. (i prefer the 2003 vertion but Brotherhood has the best final arc and ending)

[@dudeman47731]

I hope y'all try the original fma and do a comparison review between the two too

[@HaydrogenBomb]

Please tell me they're gonna use Armstrong's "MOST SUSPICIOUS" motif from now on 🤣🤣😅

[@maureenseel118]

"MOST Suspicious!"

[@squirrelbuddi]

I hope so!

[@kylejohnson3889]

This comment is MOST suspicious

[@noahtaylor1721]

@@kylejohnson3889 The fact this reply is 3 months late is MOST suspicious

[@Ironluke_2001]

*Something the anime doesn't mention is this:* Ed brings up that Alchemists will disguise their research so it isn't stolen or misused. What the anime leaves out is how he and Roy disguise their research. Ed disguises his research as a travel journal of all the places he's been. Roy on the other hand, well, he disguises his as a list of all the women he's dated, which is both very clever and absolutely hilarious (also one of the reasons why Roy is always often thought of as a womanizer). 😂🤣😂🤣

[@HaydrogenBomb]

Wow, that is AWESOME 🤣🤣🤣😅

[@shinraset]

Oh my God! That has just help something click into place concerning a future episode!

[@tau-5794]

He also uses the names of girls he's supposedly dating as code while talking on the phone.

[@AStrangeWindmill]

Doesn't help that Mustang is the son of a brothel madame.

[@HaydrogenBomb]

@@AStrangeWindmill How does that not help? If anything, he has a steady source of names.

[@Marta-uv4id]

I've noticed that pretty much everything that is set up in this show has payoff, no matter how small it may seem. I haven't even finished the show but I already saw so many small things from the first couple of episodes come back and become important later on.

[@ryanakers1372]

It's one of the show's greatest strengths. No promise by a character or plot point is forgotten.

[@thechh8297]

Agreed. I also found the second watch to be just as interesting as the first, as you know whats happening, so things that were confusing the first time makes sense the second time through, and it's fun making all those connections.

[@xyex]

Even little things. Like, I only came down into the comments because I noticed the knife at 16:20.

[@lola-kz5bn]

I too, saw a particular small thing even in the first episode. Edward. I’m talking about Edward.

[@ryanakers1372]

@@xyex 24:32 I just noticed another detail. As the boys are telling Armstrong they weren't thinking of sneaking into the 5th lab, Al shakes his head 'yes' while Ed shakes his head 'no.' 🤣 Can't believe I never saw that before!

[@ryanakers1372]

Feel like their expressions in the thumb nail capture what I was thinking on my first watch: "The boys need a Philosopher's Stone to get their bodies back. They now know how a stone is made. It's only episode 7. WTF is the rest of the show about?!"

[@deepboyz3853]

Hang it there buddy, still much more thing Will coming

[@bellasadar7443]

Their search for the stone will lead them to their father and that is the bulk of the story, the connection of alchemy and their father's history...

[@ryanakers1372]

@@bellasadar7443 They don't know that yet. Might want to edit your post.

[@theninjabird9510]

@@bellasadar7443 really just spoiled the show for no reason

[@bellasadar7443]

@@theninjabird9510 whati stated was very vague though, you can basically infer that their father was missing from the first 5 episodes and that there was big a reason why he left. The fact that both brothers had basic knowledge about alchemy in their childhood makes you connect the dots that someone in their family knows alchemy... Just watching the opening would give you this info... So not a spoiler...

[@JenABlue-ed1bw]

This show plays with a lot of references to the real-world history of alchemy. For example, while they didn't usually use code as we understand it today, medieval and Renaissance alchemists did use a lot of metaphor and poetic language to intentionally make their notes difficult for laypeople to understand. So for example, a trained alchemist would know that "green lion" (which Ed mentions in this episode) means a mixture of nitric acid and hydrochloric acid, but anybody else would be confused. Another historical nod in that same scene is the reference to "Flamel's Codex"; Nicholas Flamel was a 14th century scribe. In the 17th century, legends suddenly sprang up that he was an alchemist and had made a philosopher's stone, and alchemical texts claimed to have been written by him started circulating. The symbol on Ed's coat is actually called Flamel's Cross and is from an illustration in those writings of a crucified snake, symbolizing a whole bunch of things, some of them spoilery. Anyway, apparently in the FMA world Flamel really was an alchemist and those writings are a legit alchemy text. There's even sort of a historical precedent for the philosopher's stone being made of people. Francis Bacon, famous for being one of the first people in Europe to describe and argue for something like the modern scientific method, argued that human blood might be a good starting material from which to try to make a philosopher's stone.

[@dqaupop]

Another example is the 9th century Khorasani alchemist Jabir, who wrote in a code so incomprehensible it came to be known as “gibberish”.

[@Darkkfated]

Ed and Al actually adopted Flamel's Cross from Izumi, who has it tattooed under her left collarbone. Al has it on his shoulder, as well.

[@JenABlue-ed1bw]

@@Darkkfated I know, but they haven't met Izumi yet, so.

[@ryojs4286]

@@dqaupop It wasn't that he wrote code incomrephensible It was just in Arabic and seriously genius The Europeans were both moronic and racist so they called it jibberish, also they were used to getting their asses handed to them by the Muslims which probably didn't help Its also the reason why they credit Francis Bacon as the found of Science When Ibn Al Haytham was both a Devout Muslim who Founded 1. Scientific Method 100 years before him through the Quran 2. Optics itself 3. As well as being unbiased via repeated observations of an experiment You won't read that in western schools unsurprisingly

[@joshuafischer684]

The Flamel's Cross, or Crucified Snake, is a symbol that goes back to the time of the Exodus. While the Israelites were wandering the desert, they were afflicted by snakes who bit and sickened many of them. God instructed Moses to raise a bronze snake on a stick to cure them. This is seen as the precursor to the Crucifixion of Christ, as well as the origin of the Greek symbols of the Caduceus and the Staff of Asclepius. The Caduceus is two snakes coiled around a winged staff, which is the symbol used for modern medicine, and the Staff is a single snake coiled around a rod and is also used in some medical symbolism.

[@Sututiv]

8:57 i feel like they didn't notice this joke of Ed being small, everyone has to move sideways to go forward while Ed just casually walks since he can fit

[@educatedlaziness3268]

It's never talked about in the Anime, but all state alchemists write their research notes in code, Marcoh's is a cookbook as shown, but others we know of are Mustangs, which is disguised as a Date Book of women's names, and Ed who writes his notes as a travelogue

[@hinahina7417]

Sometimes ignorance is blissful until the truth catches up to you.

[@Galaxod-._.-]

Absolutely!

[@CharlieDaisy]

Ignorance is bliss where it is folly to be wise

[@cobusvanderlinde6871]

The truth of Marco's research shows one of those sneaky applications of the law of equivalent exchange. As per the voiceover at the start of earlier episodes "in accordance with this law, human transmutation is strictly forbidden, for what could equal the value of a human soul?" A normal person thinks: "Nothing I have to trade would equal the value of a human soul, better not try it." A sick bastard thinks: "I can get my hands on a human soul... what would equal it's value if I were to use it as an alchemical ingredient?" The stone does not actually allow you to bypass the law of equivalent exchange. Those feats of alchemy are paid for in full.

[@TacticalDimples]

Interesting. From the start, it seems like the show tells us how valuable human life (or flesh) with Ed and Al’s tragic backstory.

[@DaDunge]

A true stone might but we never see a true stone.

[@cobusvanderlinde6871]

@@DaDunge If we were to go with the idea that a "true stone" would circumvent the law of equivalent exchange, then it is fundamentally impossible for one to exist at all. Seeing as you won't have the true stone to begin with, what exactly do you sacrifice to gain the ability to never have to sacrifice for anything ever again? You would need to satisfy equivalent exchange for any and all possible transmutations all at once. You are not going to manage that ever. So that rules out producing a "true stone" via alchemy. As for the natural generation of a true stone, the show makes it quite clear that the law of equivalent exchange is not limited to alchemy but generally applies to all natural (and some arguably unnatural) processes (it's a fundamental law of the universe, the alchemists just bargain with it more extensively and more directly than anyone else), thus we can safely rule out the natural generation of a true stone on the same grounds. conclussion: a "true stone" as you have described cannot exist within the logic of FMA. It would actually break the logic of the setting.

[@dillon7746]

It’s kinda like the stone is a wallet full of money and with every transmutation you make you have to spend a little of it 🤔

[@ShadowSkyX]

The misunderstood "bypassing the law of equivalent exchange" is just you not sacrificing yourself and being effected directly, other lives are taking your place.

[@reginaldriggins6642]

Kenny’s genius in this episode is top tier. Like Montana during Attack on Titan Fascinating to rewatch this show with them.

[@Marta-uv4id]

I've already praised the show a whole lot (and I'm going to continue doing so) but I absolutely adore how well done the humor is. The jokes are very funny and put in appropriate places, while giving more serious moments time to breathe, and the visual comedy is also so well executed and animated.

[@kushkong1339]

God I Love Hughes. "Ok now back to work ha ha...haha...mwahahaha" had me crying. 1 hour later edit (I took a break on the video): PLEASE keep the "MOST SUSPICIOUS" gag. lmfao Its one of my favorite major quotes, and the praise you guys are giving it is amazing 🤣

[@CrazeeAdam]

Hahaha. They better see him next time they come to town. ;)

[@kushkong1339]

@@CrazeeAdam 😭

[@CrazeeAdam]

@@kushkong1339 lol. I love him. And I love that means so much to so many people throughout the entire show. (I'm wording this pretty carefully just in case the do read a lot of comments)

[@kushkong1339]

@@CrazeeAdam Respect 👌

[@Kaempfdog]

I love that you’re using Armstrong’s MOST SUSPICIOUS flex constantly. That is such a good placeholder. XD So here’s why the kids are not known throughout the entire military. A State Alchemist is of the same authority as a Major. And those outrank Privates, Corporals, Warrant Officers, Sargents, Lieutenants, AND Captains. I imagine I’m missing others but that is a TON of militaristic authority. And because of the knowledge required to get the quick promotion to that level, you are obviously INCREDIBLY well funded. And they gave that kind of authority to a child. Ed doesn’t have a staff or anything, but the authority alone makes the lesser ranks give him high respect. (Not a good look for the military to say to every lesser rank a child completely outclasses you.) With the exception of Mustang’s crew who are more or less their stand-in family in the military. Considering Ed’s direct superior is Mustang. The higher rank, the longer your leash. And that’s why they can talk so frankly and openly with Colonel Hughes. (Who is just a family guy in general and looks for any excuse to insert someone in his family like Sheska.) The philosopher’s stone is…a REALLY dark truth. When it bypasses the laws of equivalent exchange and SERIOUSLY boosts your abilities AND gets you to take actions you ordinarily could never. All that is a very useful thing to try and mass produce for stronger soldiers. And least we forget Emestris is the equivalent of Nazi Germany. We might be rooting for the protagonists of the story, but these uncomfortable realities is the equivalent of being patriotic without realizing right next door to you there could be a secret laboratory run by a mad man trying to figure out if you torture one twin does the other feel the identical pain. Forget that “doctor’s” name but I do remember researching him. And I think Dr. Marcoh is more or less a “good” version of said doctor. And now begins the 5th laboratory arc. Another arc I prefer in the 2003 version for the extended aspect of it, (and other things) but this is a VERY important section of the show.

[@Galaxod-._.-]

I cannot say how much every single fmab episode means to me! Their all honestly sooo amazing and I am so happy to see what you both think of them!!😄

[@EXILEGOD777]

They mentioned Flamel’s codex as in Nicholas Flamel a literal alchemist who was thought to have created the Philosophers Stone

[@396dog8]

I love that They are both named Jean and have similar attitudes. Different pronunciation I think

[@lastcomix2285]

Fun fact the person who voice acts lust is married to the person who va's mustang

[@othergrimm6592]

I could definitely see Montana as Lust.

[@SpeedyCat19]

You wouldn't guess the name that Jean's voice actor plays in this show lol

[@tennoyamamoto1800]

5:51... well, this really IS Jean, voice actor or not

[@TonyB369]

I love that Jean is also Jean

[@tommcburney301]

I don't know. Montana can definitely pull off a cosplay of Lust. Later on, when Greed is first introduced. Kenny can cosplay as Greed. And I'm talking about the 2003 version look.

[@Lightsephiroth]

She's way closer to Winry tho

[@tommcburney301]

@@Lightsephiroth Yeah, but what if she wanted to put more effort into her costume. Personally, I think that Montana would great as any FMAB waifu. But if I were to say that the most difficult would Lust with her skin tone, hair colour, and voice. Just saying.

[@valmoer]

7:40 "Reconstruct it with alchemy" : To do that, Ed would have to know what the books contained - remember the three steps of Alchemy in FMA - Understanding, Deconstruction, Reconstruction. To transmute the books back to their prior state, you would have to *know* that prior state, and for books, that would have meant knowning what words were in which book where - i.e., know the book entirely from memory.

[@DaDunge]

Actually in the first anime he intends to reconstruct it and is only stopped when the wind scatters the ashes.

[@SnowyWolborg]

​@@DaDungeThe first anime got a lot of things wrong and portrayed alchemy being far more magic-y.

[@TriXJester]

Edward only has a lot of money cus he only ever spends it on board, travel, and food.

[@faunito]

What I like better from the original FMA from 2003 is that we meet Sheska several episodes before the hole library burning thing

[@msochist8491]

And that she actually sticks around way longer (even appearing in the movie) instead of disappearing from the show with no more mention.

[@treceydory9303]

The OG series gives characters and arcs more time overall. I remember Nina's and Hughes' deathss hurting way more bc we spent more time with them.

[@SnowyWolborg]

​@@msochist8491Because she served her role. There was no reason to keep bringing her back, just because.

[@infiniteshay8660]

Fun fact, the coded book was a reference to how historical alchemists kept their notes. They would use words like sulfur, salt, and mercury to hide concepts dealing with the soul, body, and mind respectively and would use specific language to encode their ideas. Since alchemy was occultic in nature it was better to hide what you were studying. For example the green lion of metallurgical alchemy talked about in this episode is a symbol used to illustrate one of two things (its not really clear as the notes were always encrypted for a reason) but it was usually either to talk about plant life in its ability to create energy, or the purification of matter to create purity, usually lead into gold.

[@ElliotLowell]

Loved your reactions to this episode, the working out what everything means is exactly why I wanted you guys to watch this series. I'm also loving how much Kenny is trying to notice things!

[@McBeelzebub]

It is a delight that you guys are reviewing this show but man is it torture having to wait for all you’re going to discover. The pacing and plot structure are both excellent such that almost every episode is either a reveal or schadenfreude.

[@lefishe5884]

To add to your list of Voice Actors, Scar’s VA is Iida from MHA, and the Crimson Alchemist you saw briefly in the first episode is Shigaraki also from MHA

[@ThePughski]

The crimson alchemist is also the very popular/badass Trunks from DBZ!

[@rebeccarivera8884]

Edward is also Eld's voice in AOT

[@remangapage21]

18:45 when the road to what you want turns out to be a chasm that you can't cross, even though you can see what you're looking for right in front of your eyes.

[@Hawk199031]

Fun fact: Vic Mignogna the voice of Ed also voiced Eld Jinn in AoT.

[@kaihill8464]

kenny and montana you two really love each other. I admire that so much. Another great reaction as usual. Keep it up

[@torinkyifh5085]

I don't know why, but this is the first time I'm seeing the little art of you guys in the uniforms in the beginning. It looks GREAT!!! Definitely just like you guys. Shout out to whoever drew that!!

[@sage_justice1383]

Kenny sees the cosplay potential at least partially because he very much WANTS to see the cosplay happen lol.

[@KenjTheSnek]

Something to note about that “bunch of words” when they start talking about “green lion” and “Flamel’s Codex,” both of those are real things. The Green Lion swallowing the sun, and Flamel, the supposed creator of the Philosopher’s stone in real life. Even Ed’s coat has Flamel’s cross on the back. Real alchemy is really cool to research on, and even a surface level reading can be really interesting, as it is also a study into philosophy as much as it is into chemistry.

[@DaDunge]

Flammel didn't create the initial philosophers stone he suposedly created the second. The first one was created by an Arab philosopher hence the name.

[@grillmeoutofhere2128]

I like how small details will lead to that very moment soon enough 16:19

[@dogti2959]

Outch. I forgot how many stuff this episode foreshadowed. Major heartache coming soon.

[@jakethecaliforniawolf4888]

Hahaha the way she called you " chef boy." The sass lmao.

[@HaydrogenBomb]

Montana, you should feel IMMENSELY flattered your fiance thinks you look like Lust 😏

[@jayburn00]

Interesting side note, an exhibit on real life publications about alchemy from the middle ages up to the 1700s (including writing by Isaac Newton who researched alchemy) is currently at the library of Princeton University in New Jersey. Some of it is in code or represented through pictures of mythological creatures.

[@jittercritter]

This episode was the final straw for me really connecting with Edward’s character. I already loved how deeply and openly emotional he was (not really the norm for a character as arrogant and fiery as he is, it shows that they really put thought into his character rather than looking at the tropes people happen to find entertaining), but his dedication and intelligence are also huge standout traits. Especially the intelligence part, that’s another thing you don’t often get with the loud and bratty type character.

[@MrsETNRL4L]

Chris Sabat, Armstrong's voice actor, is the cowardly commander on AOT who ordered the cannon bombardment on Eren, Mikasa and Armin when Eren first turned into the Attack Titan. There are quite a few other voice actors the shows have in common but you have yet to see them. Most notably, the voice actor for Mikasa is coming. Also, Riza Hawkeye is Momo Yaoyorouzu in My Hero.

[@victorhale]

So it was Vegeta!!!

[@RonyaRoss]

I last watched FMA 10 years ago. It's so cool watching it again and noticing the different voice actors playing different roles. I knew a lot of them early on, but watching this video I just realized that Maes Hughes is Krillin from DragonBall Z. I literally heard him talking when he hired the bookworm and shouted, "KRILLIN!"😂Of course I immediately verified it on Google

[@ZaberFangAT]

7:42 Interesting thought, and it illustrates one of the points they made about alchemy a bit clearer - an alchemist needs to understand something on the atomic level to transmute it correctly. Kind of like Yaoyarozu in My Hero Academia. In order to reconstruct the library, they would need to know every detail of the contents already, including what books were in there and what was written in them. Which would make reconstructing the library a moot point, as they need it to learn the contents of some of the books. The could probably reconstruct a book, but without knowing what was written in it, it would just be pages with ink blobs or random words.

[@CrazeeAdam]

All I'll say about this show...for this and future episodes... (even if this comment doesn't seem to have a lot to do with this episode at face value), death means something..it actually means something and is remembered for a long long time. For show so focused on life and death, being able to possibly bring back people from the dead...it means quite a bit. So take any talk about death pretty seriously I'd say while watching.

[@eddiewalter6003]

Montana out here really tryna act like we ain't seen her Tiktoks just watching Kenny from the couch 😏

[@davey12334]

Alright Kenny and Montana here’s a breakdown of the stones when it comes to my understanding. I may be wrong but I think it’s accurate. A stone can probably be created from one or two souls, but it wouldn’t be as strong as a soul made with tens or hundreds of people. The stones that disintegrated after the defeat of the possessor of the stone were made with a low amount of human lives, stronger ones and pull more feats and last longer. They’re essentially batteries and the souls are the fuel. If you put more fuel in the battery, the more powerful it becomes.

[@jackthebeeenthusiast]

YOUR BEHAVIOR IS *MOST SUSPICIOUS*

[@mryon518]

Al never said anything about being around for 'millions of years' that is just something you manufactured in your own head.

[@joseph7471]

7:20 ... wait... I see it. Lust's face is a lot wider than yours, but you pull off the expression with a similar shape of face. Also, your hair has the volume and curl. You almost look like a friendly Lust. I like your caricature in the intro, though. You could cosplay as yourself in the amestrian military.

[@ANCIENTxDEATH]

25:58 .....I can relate 😅

[@CrazeeAdam]

You two have yourselves as Roy and Hawkeye in your into!! Why dont you guys cosplay as those 2 if you want? :) might be easier and wouldn't require a wig or dye for Montana.

[@kamidende1596]

love the ''MOST SUSPESIUS'' clip that you keep using xD, so funny

[@majiel2709]

Please keep using the Most Suspicious

[@NINEBALL9]

MOST SUSPISICOUS! You guys should keep using that effect.

[@mrsloth5985]

fun fact, the voice actors of mustang and lust are married

[@pantallahueso]

It’s actually not completely unheard of to encode things into a recipe. There’s an entire programming language dedicated to this. It’s called Chef. The Hello World Cake can be baked into a real cake, too.

[@adambugala705]

Okay, but Montana’s hair today is just 🔥

[@jittercritter]

Did Kenny just predict the entire plot by episode 7

[@absolutearcher3137]

9:03 A hoarder's grave.

[@fangmatt5958]

Next episode we meet the best character in the series. I love you Barry!

[@MarioPastranaGameDev]

omg the Hamilton shirt!

[@DarkestNova556]

It’s funny that the Philospher’s Stone DOES have a cost. It costs 1 soul per transmutation which is why for it to me useful in any capacity it takes hundreds of thousands of humans.

[@Redknight..]

Chris sabat aka all might/Armstrong also played kitz the Captain that was gonna kill eren, mikasa and armin in Aot season 1

[@Huxa]

ayy we back with fmab

[@CarbonMage]

Cliffhanger Counter: 1 Ahahahahahaha! 🤣 ...it's a good counter to have.

[@chris503sv]

Flamel also mentioned to create the filosofer stone in Harry Potter, Uhhh casually?

[@s_ha2084]

nah montana should cosplay winry fs

[@gamezone2996]

13:14 just noticed who that guy is omg

[@L0X4]

Lust is Laura Bailey (kid Trunks in DBZ, Abby Last of us part II, Vex and Jester and Imogen from Critial Role)

[@Philip7710]

Also serana in skyrim

[@dudeman47731]

For all you harry potter fans ed mentioned Nicolas flamel

[@angelb33ts]

2:57 🌟 pretty good

[@mikemath9508]

i'm glad someone recognizes you should resemble who you cosplay, unless it's funny

[@broganwarrior4844]

Just realized since I was just watching kenichi but the narrator is akisame

[@GoCrazyBaby3]

Right!

[@SnowyWolborg]

Damn, you're right. It is Akisame!

[@SylverQrow]

It’s unfortunate but this show does reflect aspects of real life. One minor aspect Ed is a child who has joined the military and in our reality, there are kids all over the planet that fight in wars. Even our country that indoctrinates kids through jrotc or normalize it by having military have streaming channels directed towards kids, having teens join as early as age 17. There is alot to break down and alot of this that border on I understand why and that is not ok at all. Im definitely happy this is a tasteful show that can bring up thought provoking points for conversation if people are interested in that. People can just strictly watch and enjoy from an entertainment standpoint and that is perfectly ok as well. This is a great show.

[@ShadowSkyX]

As "early". Early is under 14

[@marionette8739]

Two words to describe what Amestris did in Ishval: Unit 731. I'm so sorry to everyone that looks into what I meant by this, by the way.

[@mikemath9508]

kinda introverted and uncomfortable for a few decades. it's always awkward for me to greet somebody, but i've learned from a few sources, "yo" works. Hughes uses it here, another show I watch uses it a lot, but you always gotta raise your hand in acknowledgement.

[@Natrime]

I agree Kenny. Cosplay Lust when ? Montana ?

[@silverstonecat4702]

Well say this your really close 👏

[@funkytownmonkeypimps6716]

What's the rest of the show about? They don't know what they're in for.

[@mikemath9508]

11:39 "flawless" i like "perfect" from the other anime, dunno why

[@cha_s16]

I would once again like to recommend Hunter Hunter after Full Metal

[@jasminewebb6396]

If you guys love science, I think you'd love the anime Dr. Stone!

[@DrakonFirestone]

She has a great wavy hair, if she would dye it black, wear black dress and put some visible make up, she could make a great Lust cosplay, do you agree guys, I can see it, who agrees?

[@Ahzuiii]

Yea ishval possible cause of a philosopher stone…👀 who knows….. most suspicious indeed

[@tonywalker1954]

23:30. This is hilarious

[@squirrelbuddi]

MOST SUSPICIOUS!!! XD LOL

[@jessetorres8738]

If I could make a suggestion for a reaction video, you guys should watch Inside Man from 2006. It's a Spike Lee film about a New York City bank robbery staring Denzel Washington, Clive Owen, Jodie Foster, Christopher Plummer, Willem Dafoe, and Chiwetel Ejiofor.

[@wenerjy]

KLM employees lmao

[@jayburn00]

Funny thing, your characterture of yourselves in those uniforms, one of you looks a lot like a character that is introduced later.

[@djordjejovanovic4540]

equivalent exchange...

[@blitzdarkstar6663]

She's one of my childhood crush in anime coz she cannot be corrupted by money nor fame.. But ep4 fmab messed-up my mind ....

[@mikemath9508]

Sheska got more time in the '03. this is fine too

[@mohamedelhediissa289]

Alchemists use codes in writing. Mustang uses names of women I don't remember what Edward uses though

[@CarbonMage]

Travel log

[@mohamedelhediissa289]

@@CarbonMage thanks

[@randombrunette177]

Is Montana alright? She seemed a bit under the weather ..

[@thefool1188]

Keep saying “plz react to ep27” Lot of people say its filler or recap, but its important to the message of the story and a lot of other people’s favorite ep

[@anthropomorphicrabbit866]

14:14 Too bad I ain’t readin’ em

[@F4Jd]

Lmao Kenny 7:20

[@fatimahadesokan7678]

How do you guys feel about a shoujo anime? It is an anime that is more romance than action.