Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood

[DeathscytheVII]

Kinda anti-climactic considering Hohenheim just fixed everything up, but I am satisfied since they did lay the foundation for his counter attack pretty well.

I originally thought that 'Father' got himself a buffed up version of Al's body, but i guess not, is there any specific reason his 'god' form looked like Edward/Young Hohenheim? That old man voice didn't suit him.

Wrath's end was pretty much a fluke, stupid light

The real treat in this episode for me was just the return of Kimblee, man i wish his character stayed around longer, he is simply badass, and that line about him enjoying the cries of agony like lullabies haha. awesome.

With Pride's downfall, that's the last of the homunculus (except greed), things are starting to look awfully one sided again, i wonder what tricks father has left to pull out.....

[Buffalobiian]

Kinda anti-climactic considering Hohenheim just fixed everything up, but I am satisfied since they did lay the foundation for his counter attack pretty well.

I actually thought the return of the souls with Rain playing in the background was pretty damn climatic - and much more so than watching Father take in God last episode.

With 3 episodes to go, it's hard to imagine how they'd be able to top this with the "true" climax - the final confrontation will probably work its way back to Ed/Al duking it out with Truth again.

Finally, the "Perfect Being" was rather good looking.

[Sam98034]

Wrath's end was pretty much a fluke, stupid light

There was supposed to be irony in it. That "fluke" came right after he said something about there being no God.

As far as Wrath having one life: I think it's pretty accurate. He was supposed to be the only Homonculous that aged so that people would not get suspicious of their leader.

[DarthEnderX]

is there any specific reason his 'god' form looked like Edward/Young Hohenheim?

That should be fairly obvious. His body is copied from Hoenheim. So if the process gives him a new rejuvenated body, it makes sense that it would look like a youthful Hoenheim.