Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood - 4-koma Gekijou

Name: Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood - 4-koma Gekijou
Genre: Comedy, Fantasy
Released: 2009-08-26T00:00:00+00:00
Rating: 7.44

Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood 4-koma Theater

荒川弘描き下ろし4コマ劇場

7.44(28,427)

Ранг#2330

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Special16 ep.Finished Airing2 min per ep

Short specials from the DVDs/BDs.

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laketica

March 6, 2011

Recommended

Amusing little clips that parody parts of the anime... if you miss the characters after finishing Brotherhood, this is a nice way to bring em back. The best one by far was Roy Mustang's rap! And I wish there was more Ling Yao in them. =) But sure, it'd take maybe 40 min of your time, just watch em! It's stupid sometimes, funny sometimes, but overall it's just nice to see the characters again.

Rowver

June 12, 2013

Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood sets itself apart from the acclaimed "original" Fullmetal Alchemist series back in 2003 by staying loyal to the manga. An important part of the manga was the 4-Panel Comic section at the end of every volume. These humorous comics were comedic parodies of significant events that transpired in the current volume. Their ability to take a serious event that elicited major emotions from the readers and turn them into something funny and laughable was something that the 16 episode, 2 minute "Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood - 4-Koma Theater" OVA series brought back with the DVD/BD releases of the show. If you can recallthe type of animation that Brotherhood had during comedic parts of the show, apply that style and ONLY that style to the 4-Koma Theaters and you have a grasp of what animation style the OVAs have to offer. Whether you watched Brotherhood in Dub or Sub, The 4-Koma Theaters are available in both. This means that all the original voice actors return for these 16 short clips. There are no Opening and Ending themes for these clips, not counting a simple "duh-duh-duh-DAAAH" in the beginning of every clip and a short jingle at the end of every clip that plays as the credits roll by. Every main character, from the Elric Brothers to the mannequin soldiers, make at least one appearance in the OVA series. For long term fans of the show, it is nice to see some beloved characters make a light-hearted and fun return in this manner. Overall, The Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood - 4-Koma Theater OVAs deserve a chance to make you laugh and remind you how special Brotherhood was. As with all comedic series, not all the clips will make you laugh, but there are plenty side-splitting gags throughout this OVA series (I'm looking at you Scar and Bradley in episode 15 :P) to keep you coming back for more. I implore you take ~40mins of your day to enjoy this hilarious revamp of the 4-Panel Comics in the back of the every Fullmetal Alchemist manga volume.

uncartofprajit

April 25, 2020

Recommended

Very funny, makes you feel better after the sadness "Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood" left some of us with (because of the deaths and all). "Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood - 4-Koma Theater", for those who read the manga, is basically the animated version of the omakes (the funny extras at the end). They are also very short and don't take a long time to watch. I recommend this to anyone who watched FMA:B or have read the manga, but not to those who haven't yet because they contain a lot of spoilers and things people won't understand without the context. So if you haven't watched/read it yet, goand see/read it first, then check those silly shorts. I have watched all the 16 episodes. I give it a 10/10, I really enjoyed watching it.

LazarusU

June 24, 2024

Not Recommended

Some of it is funny, but honestly the recurring sexual assault gag played for laughs was really too much for me. I have literally no idea why it was there and why it needed to be there, and the ending result(s) were also needlessly graphic? I get these are silly skits but they don’t match the tone of the humor from the original series at all? There were no blatant references to sexual assault in the original series, and that is not the type of humor that was shown at all, so forgive me for being shocked about it but I found it vastly inappropriate.And why was it the same character? I’m trying to wrap my head around the justification for why the scenes might exist and why they were done the way they were done.

Otaku-karlsefni

January 26, 2026

Recommended

FMA:B (Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood) is one of my favorite works. I didn’t watch this right after finishing the anime, but one day while checking out extra content for previously watched animes, I came across it. Story: It takes some events from FMA:B and presents them in a short and funny way. Episodes are between 2-4 minutes, and I think you should watch it—you won’t lose anything. Rating Story: 10/7 (It doesn’t add anything to the main series, but the episodes are nice and funny) Animation/Art: 10/6 (Simple, not much effort put into the animation and drawing) Sound: 10/7.5 (Not very good or bad, but can be called nice) Overall enjoyment: 10/7 If youlove FMA:B, definitely watch it. If you don’t like FMA:B or don’t enjoy comedy, I wouldn’t recommend it. Happy watching...

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