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paladin
2004-03-02, 01:25
I just got together all the FMA related scans in NewType Magazine for FMA and put them up on my site for general viewing. Enjoy!

http://www.fullmetal-alchemist.com/mags.php
hobobaggins
2004-03-02, 02:41
you scared the crap out of me. i though you were gonna say the "L" word.
Spooky-Electric
2004-03-02, 04:03
you scared the crap out of me. i though you were gonna say the "L" word.

Speaking of the "L" word, I've read on another messageboard that Funimation has registered fullmetalalchemist.com

Take that as you will. :uhoh:
SketchyMcChips
2004-03-02, 04:25
Speaking of the "L" word, I've read on another messageboard that Funimation has registered fullmetalalchemist.com

Take that as you will. :uhoh:

Well a series that's this popular isn't likely to stay unlicensed forever. I think we all know its just a matter of time... :upset:

Hopefully we'll get it over here in the UK as well since its a nice action series.
AOforever1
2004-03-02, 04:53
Or lord, FMA better not get licenced half way or something.
But on the bright side :D
great scans man.
Nikolai
2004-03-02, 05:07
Speaking of the "L" word, I've read on another messageboard that Funimation has registered fullmetalalchemist.com

Take that as you will. :uhoh:

Take it with a grain of salt. Funimation seems to like sitting on domain names. They've owned theprinceoftennis.com since January 2003, and gashbell.com and dokkoida.com since August.
OMchan
2004-03-02, 07:40
Great scans! ^^

Thanks a lot. :D
hobobaggins
2004-03-02, 14:39
http://forums.animesuki.com/image.php?u=4052&dateline=1078077092

why do some people spell winly with an "r" i know that it can either be an "l" or an "r" in katagana/hiragana... but... i think the L makes more sense.
OMchan
2004-03-02, 17:35
http://forums.animesuki.com/image.php?u=4052&dateline=1078077092

why do some people spell winly with an "r" i know that it can either be an "l" or an "r" in katagana/hiragana... but... i think the L makes more sense.

I'm using 'Winry' because the groups that I get my subs from use 'Winry' [Keep-ANBU].. and the name 'Winry' was used in the November 2003 issue of NewType. It's also printed [in English] in the character pages of the manga.
AOforever1
2004-03-02, 18:58
Hmm good points. Here are my arguments:

Winry - Sounds cute and lovable.
Winly - Sounds serious and protagonistic.