#FULL METAL ALCHEMIST NEW MANGA 2018 SERIES#

#FULL METAL ALCHEMIST NEW MANGA 2018 SERIES#

With so little solid information, fan speculation has been running wild while there's no indication that this series will be connected, the protagonist does bear a resemblance to the Fullmetal Alchemist character Riza Hawkeye. The image says 'Coming soon!' but does not provide a title or an exact date, instead indicating that fans should watch Twitter or the magazine's website for further news. The stairs leading up the mountain are evocative of those commonly seen near Buddhist temples throughout Asia, complete with a gate out front, while the animalistic creatures resemble the mythical Chinese Pixiu, a legendary guardian creature with either one or two horns, depending on its gender. Other standouts in the image include a jailed woman, an ominous-looking cloaked man who looms large over the protagonist, and two animal-like beings with horns flanking the presumed protagonist. It features a simple sketch, highlighting the presumed main character wielding a bow and standing on a mountainside before a steep stairway to the top. The announcement in the August issue of Monthly Shonen Gangan is light on details. Related: New Manga Hunters Guild: Red Hood Could Be The Next My Hero Academia Arakawa has been somewhat resistant to any attempts to continue the franchise the way other shonen series like Naruto have, and has spent most of the time since working on the slice-of-life farming series Silver Spoon, which ran from 2011 to 2019. Wildly popular, it received anime adaptations twice: once in 2003, and again under the title Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhoodin 2009, which told a story closer to that of the manga as it neared its conclusion. The series' mangaka, Hiromu Arakawa, created Fullmetal Alchemist as her first manga series in 2001, with continued to run until 2010. The news had been hinted at earlier in the summer, but the latest issue of Square Enix's Monthly Shonen Gangan, the magazine in which Fullmetal Alchemist originally ran, has provided the first details of what this new project will include. An announcement from the creator of the beloved manga Fullmetal Alchemist indicates that she's making a long-awaited return to shonen action and fantasy.

Full metal alchemist new manga 2018