Fullmetal Alchemist: "hey kids, have you heard of WAR CRIMES?!?"

@alexandermendoza9603

4 күн бұрын

I have

@PauloHenrique-jn9nh

4 күн бұрын

watching this in the age of 12 was great

@torinkyifh5085

4 күн бұрын

Not a kids show lol

@blueocean3024

2 күн бұрын

war crime is a joe. Only kids and the leader of the courtry knows it

Remember what Ed said to Rose: "The dead should stay dead" In that way, they have learned their lesson, resurrecting Mom is no longer on the table.

I know Tucker and his glasses have you suspicious, but in the visual language of anime, a character's eyes being hidden doesn't always mean they are hiding a bad thing. For example; 14:02 here, the animators are trying to show how granny is holding in the pain and trauma of the war.

Did you notice the picture of a young granny w their dad? They take the shrinking w age to an extreme in anime sometimes lol

since its come up a few times now,: in terms of age, Ed is 11 when they try to bring their mom back, 12 when he becomes a state alchemist (after a year of rehabilitation for major limb/nerve augmentation), 14 during liore, and turns 15 shortly before the incident with Shou Tucker. By the very end of the show he is 16, so a vast majority of the show happens over the course of a year. ALphonse is a year younger than Ed.

My favorite character in this show is Armstrong. He is emotional, and he always does 100% effort for his friends. I love your reactions to shirtless Armstrong.

@VernulaUtUmbra

4 күн бұрын

This method of being friends was passed down the Armstrong line for GENERATIONS!

@camronk1356

4 күн бұрын

@@VernulaUtUmbra that's amazing!!!!!

@DaDunge

4 күн бұрын

@@VernulaUtUmbra Must have missed a certain other Armstrong then.

@finanightmare1993

4 күн бұрын

@@DaDunge haha xD

@blueocean3024

4 күн бұрын

don't rub your chest on me

Easiest way it was explained to me was: Alchemical Knowledge = What the hell are you trying to do? Alchemical Formula = This is how you do what you're trying to do. Alchemical Transmutation = Go and do what you're trying to do. If you don't have the knowledge, then you have no idea what to do in the first place. If you don't have the formula then you're just shooting in the dark and risk the reaction being random. If you don't know how to perform the transmutation/don't have the right circle then all the knowledge in the world won't do you shit. Alchemy in this world is a science in of itself.

Something you should take note of. Alchemy is 100% a knowledge thing, if you know how to perform a transmutation, then you can perform that transmutation. The only thing holding Ed back from performing medical alchemy is his lack of medical knowledge and insight, the only reason other alchemists can't mimic Roy's flames is because they don't actually know everything about how he makes his flames. Furthermore, when it comes to Construction, Deconstruction and Reconstruction; those are not different types of alchemy, they are the stages of alchemy. Construction is about understanding your starting materials, the wood fibres in any wood you are transmuting, the crystal structure of any metals you might transmute. Construction on its own is just visualising what you have (for example a tub filled with the precisely measured chemical makeup of an adult human), what you want to end up with (a live human) and visualising how to arrange the former into the latter; generally, drawing (or constructing) a transmutation circle is part of the construction phase. Deconstruction is the first part of this where there is any active alchemy happening, you tear the materials up, physically, chemically, even possibly on the quantum level, in preparation for reassembling it into the product you want. Lastly, Reconstruction is the stage of the alchemical process wherein the deconstructed materials are reassembled into the desired product. Every single alchemical transmutation you've seen in this show so far EXCEPT for the few by Scar, involved all three of these things. For Scar... his construction simply doesn't contain instructions for reconstruction, and so all his alchemy does is shred the materials (like a state alchemist) into... smaller pieces. Even though Ed doesn't construct a transmutation circle, he still does construction, it's when he claps his hands together (the ring made by his arms is the transmutation circle, or something like that).

@DaDunge

4 күн бұрын

I would say it's understanding and vizualizing too. Which is why there are so few alchemists.

@pwnorbepwned

4 күн бұрын

Yeah, alchemy isn’t a magic power you’re born with. It’s more akin to rocket science. Anyone can be an alchemist the same way anyone can be a rocket scientist; it’s hard work and you gotta be smart, but nothing is actually given to some people rather than others.

@cobusvanderlinde6871

4 күн бұрын

@@pwnorbepwned I guess you can be born a genius, which in turn would make you a better alchemist... but it would also make you a better doctor, engineer, and/or detective.... to the same degree and for the same reason.

"I've been looking for you, Marcoh. ... You pooping?" I just can't with Laura Bailey.

@Ivasik97

4 күн бұрын

Good day, fellow critter! Nice one!

@brendanoconnor1550

4 күн бұрын

The way my brain shifted from hearing Lust’s voice to Jester’s is a form of whiplash

@d1zzyy579

4 күн бұрын

@@Ivasik97 Bidet!

@AGhastlyGengar

4 күн бұрын

​@@Ivasik97Bidet?

@piperbird7193

4 күн бұрын

@@d1zzyy579 Bidet, critter!

You have exactly the reactions to Armstrong and Lust that the author wants. XD 12:20 There are about 4 years between the brothers trying to resurrect their mother (fall 1911) and them stopping father Cornello (spring 1914) Winry seems to have had a growth spurt in between.

"I really like Hughes!" So it begins...

@VictorCiolacu

4 күн бұрын

Shut up!!😂😂😂

@finanightmare1993

4 күн бұрын

We all love Hughes!

@crystalzonder

4 күн бұрын

Sure >3

Armstrong is the picture perfect image of positive masculinity.

My favorite scenes are those talking about Ishval. They just keep getting better and receive the seriousness and expostion they deserve when talking about war and how its horrors affect the people involved.

Philosophers stone context, the original goals of alchemy were: 1. To turn lead into gold 2. To make the ultimate solvent (can dissolve anything) 3. To find the elixir of life Overtime these ideas came together to become known as the philosipher’s stone

@DavidGarcia-kw4sf

4 күн бұрын

Note; in the real world the stone is actually mercury sulfide, the ore used to get mercury for various industrial uses.

@downeastbeast6448

4 күн бұрын

@@DavidGarcia-kw4sf Source?

@DavidGarcia-kw4sf

4 күн бұрын

@@downeastbeast6448 Unfortunately KZread deletes posts with links in them as spam. Wikipedia has articles for both mercury sulfide and the philosopher's stone. Britannica has an article on alchemy.

@smashbrandiscootch719

4 күн бұрын

​@@DavidGarcia-kw4sflmfao no

@smashbrandiscootch719

4 күн бұрын

Yes and no. The Philosopher's Stone was always the Magnum Opus. That's where the term comes from.

They asked the first guy who stepped on the moon what he thought about it, and he said: "Stepping on the moon has been passed down through the Neil Armstrong family line for generations!"

My favorite part of this episode is Armstrong talking w pinako (Granny) and then when Al also has the heart to heart w her and winry. It's just so human. Letting yourself be vulnerable can be so hard and it seems like Al was doing it for him AND Ed at that moment since Ed won't let himself be.

Loved all the questions you had at the end. I think most get answered. Perfect for Marco's warning, I really wish he'd just come out and said "some answers are worse than not knowing."

Just one thing to note, and it is important to remember, Winry's parents were doctors, not soldiers. They went to the battlefields to save people, and died there. It's not made as clear in the anime, but resembool (their hometown) is north of ishval, and alot of towns in the east were emptied out because people were sent off to fight. The towns are still recovering from that

@borjankosarac3645

4 күн бұрын

I don’t think it was just the East; doctors were also called to service in general from what I gathered… But it’s telling that Ed in his exam could claim he lost his limbs due to the “Eastern Conflict” and nobody bats an eye; Ed was a preteen when it ended, for context.

LoL, Love how much does is thirsting for Armstrong. Also, love how quick she is to call 'Sus' on the rumored positive abilities. LoL

Two things to keep in mind: 1) Winry doesn’t realize that Ed and Al are actually doing dangerous stuff. So she thinks they were both just being incredibly reckless with her automail. 2) Unfortunately, animation but specifically anime has a horrible habit of people hitting others in the name of comedy. With anime from the 90s and earlier in the 2000s especially, it can be a super over the top medium and so emotions are blown way of proportion and thus characters will hit others for “comedic effect”. Is it great? No, but it’s a trope of the genre and not meant to be taken seriously (they even usually have characters go Chibi to help with that notion, to make it less serious). Your mileage will vary but it’s something to keep in mind. I’m probably just spouting the obvious and you most likely gathered all this but I felt it was worth mentioning.

@withxoutxlife

4 күн бұрын

In fairness, slapstick comedy has existed in animation since antiquity. You can watch any of the old loony toons scenes to see examples of it. Perhaps people are more conscious about it in anime, because they take the time to flesh out the characters, so the viewer actually feels protective of the characters taking the hits. I suppose it can take some getting used to if you aren't accustomed to it.

@BGTitanAvatar

4 күн бұрын

@withxoutxlife Yeah, I think it’s different because these shows have serious moments usually and we’re supposed to be invested in plot and characters (like you said) so something like this tends to stick out more.

@fllthdcrb

4 күн бұрын

Not sure why you think slapstick is "horrible". That seems overly judgmental. Now me personally, do I adore it? It's definitely not my favorite form of comedy. I'm more into the cerebral forms like irony and such. But I wouldn't say I hate slapstick.

@BGTitanAvatar

4 күн бұрын

@fllthdcrb I never said slapstick was horrible. I love cartoons like Looney Tunes, Tom and Jerry, and stuff which is 95% slapstick. I have no problem with that. It’s when you get into stories like FMAB and other story and character driven shows where they start hitting each other, I can see where some people could be turned off to certain characters (like this reactor was to Winry when she hit Al and Ed) because of this comedic choice. I personally am so used to anime and FMAB in general that I don’t even notice when it happens anymore.

@fllthdcrb

4 күн бұрын

@@BGTitanAvatar Well, you didn't literally say that, but you referred to it as a "horrible habit". I think I see what you're getting at. As you said, one's mileage will vary. I tend to like it, even when it is slapstick. I guess the best advice to the reactor is to realize this is how anime tends to be and try not to let it bother her too much.

All alchemy is understanding, deconstructing and constructing, in that order. When they say that they mean it literally, seeing what something is made of, taking it apart into the atoms that make it up and then putting those atoms together in a way that makes something else. Scar seems to stop at the "deconstructing major parts" step to just break things. The way that the Philosopher's Stone works is that it lets alchemists ignore the part where you have to move existing atoms, which lets them turn anything into anything. Normally, all medical alchemy would be able to do is put ripped tissue back together and stuff like that, but with a Philosopher's Stone, Dr. Marcoh is able to heal anything from broken teeth to lost limbs, at least until the Stone's power runs out.

@timmooney7528

4 күн бұрын

The philosopher's stone is a cheat code around the law of equivalent exchange. It's like if you made a cake, and you were either missing essential ingredients or didn't know you needed them. The philosopher's stone would deliver the end product without the material and energy cost. That is why it is coveted by Edward to get his and limbs and Al's body back.

FMAB is one of my all time favorite shows! The bond and devotion between Ed and Al alone makes this show worth watching. I found this show a few years after the loss of my brother and every time I watch it I'm left with a tear or two running down my cheek.

Construction with someone looking over your shoulder and trying to give you tips on what you’re doing and know nothing about what you’re doing 😂❤

Finally someone else who APPRECIATES Armstrong's charms.

Highkey Dr. Marcoh is a great character

Not sure if someone’s told you before, but you share your love of flexing muscles with the author of the story ❤

Marco really tried to warn Edward. But still gave in.

Don't read too much into Grannys glasses going opaque. It is Anime shorthand for "A Character does not want to show their emotions/is guarded" depending on the Character it can either be a sinsiter hiding of Intentions or, like here, just a shutting down against the pain of loss

Armstrong really is the definition of healthy masculinity.

“I just like [Armstrong] because he’s so s… ure of himself.” Oh, I was so sure the word would be “shirtless” 😂

There’s a lot of mystery surrounding the philosopher’s stone and its origin that we get into soon enough, but in terms of basic functionality it’s basically just an extremely powerful battery used to power alchemy.

Now, every time you do something cool, you can say, "This technique has been passed down the [insert family name here] line for generations!"

NEVER rush your automail tech!!! =P

Armstrong is a super proud strong muscle man but he does it in absolutely the most respectful way possible, that's why we love him. he isn't proud of his physique and Alchemy because it makes him better than anyone else, he is proud because it ties him to the strength and renown of his family. and who wouldn't like a guy who is proud of his family? not me, that's for sure. now LETS SEE THOSE MUSCLES BIG MAN

"Flash me" -FunnyLilGal

The manga actually showed Marcoh's confrontation with Lust. I won't go into details (not in this episode, anyway), but she found Marcoh because she was on the same train that Ed, Al and Armstrong were on, to spy on them.

Yes I also like Hughes. In the 2003 version he and his wife even throw a birthday party for Ed (who's still a kid after all).

I'm a little curious to know what makes you think they'd bring their mother back after getting their bodies back to normal; if you recall in Liore, that was the whole point of the character arc with Rose, Ed even says, "People don't come back from the dead, Rose. Not ever."

10:24 😭 Every Time - “I’ve Already Been Through HELL!” … man, oh man. 😔 I feel that frustrated ambition, keenly. Although I’ve never come close to his losses, anyone who seeks the Truth- Knows. Knows how you can loose everything if you’re not careful. 😌

Armstrong really is a soft hearted character getting emotional after hearing the story about Ed & Al losing their mom and their limbs trying to transmute her using alchemy but worst of all they burnt their house down because they both felt they had no home to return to... 🥺😢😭 wow... now I'm getting emotional just thinking about it! 😭

Armstrong is peak healthy masculinity. All man, all the time, absolutely zero toxicity!

Btw, with Granny's glasses getting tinted a lot. That tends to be a trope in anime that's meant to hide the emotions of the character. Perhaps implying that there's a lot of emotions hidden past what you can see at the forefront. Sometimes that "something" that's hidden is a secret, like with Shao Tucker and Nina. But it doesn't always mean that

Next AC scene is ep-8... then 28, so you'll have a bit shortly. Marcoh is, from what we've seen of him, 100% using his alchemy to cure diseases/heal wounds... sometimes likely using the stone for riskier situations/problems. Edit: Construction, deconstruction, reconstruction *all* happen when you do a full transmutation. Construction is understanding both the base materials and the end product, deconstruction is taking the materials and breaking them down into a form you can then use (or, as with Scar, simply 'destroying' them), and reconstruction is taking your now 'malleable' materials and making the thing you wanted to make.

I don't think Marco healing the people necessarily implies he's using the Philosophers Stone on them. He's a medical alchemist so that implies he could heal people before having a philosophers stone. There are limits to medical alchemy but as long as you have all the materials there you can heal them that's the rules. The exact limits however are the thing we have to learn. There is certainly enough to kind of figure things out halfway but that's for you to speculate about.

@SnowyWolborg

4 күн бұрын

I came here to say the same. Marcoh is an actual medical doctor, and an alchemist. The only difference between him and Tucker is that Marcoh actually knows what he's doing when it comes to bio alchemy.

@AGhastlyGengar

4 күн бұрын

They literally said they were not taking the stone from Marcoh's possession by force because they didn't want to talk that away from the town's only doctor. They also were told while investigating Marco that you go to see him, there's a flash of light, and you're cured. No drawing circles were mentioned. There's other dialog that implies he's using the stone to help the townsfolk later, but that's super territory.

What I liked in this episode… Ed poking the stone over and over while Marcoh talks, and of course Armstrong’s emotions. Also, no spoiler, just a bit of a conjecture, but I think Ed’s type of alchemy is more of a props and gizmos variety. I seem to remember someone pointing out that the title “fullmetal” could refer to how he favors machinery a lot of the time, and of course walls and barriers. Machines, weapons, fun explosions, etc. Metal and stone and big noise. So, y’know… he’s all boy. And while Alphonse is sweet, when he’s dealing with his brother, you often see you have a pair of little hellions, not just one.

It's good to think of the world of FMA as an alternate-history of our world. in that vein, so many folk are blonde b/c it takes place round-about Germany, c.1920

@jacobjohnson4072

4 күн бұрын

It's more based on 1920's Germany than an actual alt-history, since the geography of cultures referenced doesn't always line up with our world, but yeah, it is a good thing to remember that Hiromu Arakawa pays a lot of attention to actual cultures, history, and geopolitics.

@lady_draguliana784

4 күн бұрын

@@jacobjohnson4072 in an alternate history, borders; and thus, ethnic and cultural distributions; would be different as well 👍

@borjankosarac3645

4 күн бұрын

Europe in general is a point of fascination for Japan, historically; Germany was a particular one as there was a bit more interaction in the early 20th Century. But the depictions of the continent in the latter half of the century were themselves idealised due to limited information; nowadays they’re generally more accurate than they used to be. If anyone wants cultural analyses of certain idiosyncrasies in Japanese media, I recommend Moon Channel’s videos. Of course, beware of potential spoilers therein…

@lady_draguliana784

4 күн бұрын

@@borjankosarac3645 well met, but I want to push back on one point: the Axis Powers, in general, are often looked at with disturbing favor in Japan. Even modern Germany has publicly condemned the Japanese govt. for _refusing_ to teach students about the crimes of the Axis powers, such as the holocaust, nor the politics that drove the war: instead keeping to droll maps-and-movements of the war _if it's even mentioned._ Though apparently they do mention the war-crimes of the Russians and Allies... perhaps even insinuating that the Allies were the aggressors against the Japanese and Axis Powers at times... In short, to this day, the Japanese govt. and much of it's media is credibly accused by watch-dog groups of Glorifying the Nazi's and Italian Fascist Military, Holocaust Denial, Denying all the other well-documented war-crimes and genocides that the Nazi's, Italians, _and Japanese_ committed throughout the war. And either teaching lies, or failing to teach the truth in schools. much the way Florida want's to whitewash America's history of Slavery, the Japanese seem to want to whitewash their history of racist imperialism. (and make no mistake, the Japanese Nationalist movement that led up to the war absolutely asserted the Japanese "race" to be a "Supreme" one, deserving to rule by right of "Superiority") There's been a strong Nationalist movement in Japan since the war too, esp. among the elite, who like to pretend the shame of defeat didn't happen; with revisionist histories being taught in at least _some_ schools, and some young Japanese folk, even well educated, being totally unaware of the, shall we say, _unsavory_ actions of the Japanese military in China and the Philippines etc. Anime is one of the few media that can regularly get away with social commentary about it, but that goes both ways.

"Who's Afraid of Little Old Me?" I've always been afraid of beautiful women. LOL

I believe it's been like 3 years since Ed got his license, and I'm fairly certain they haven't been back since then; Goes to show that his Automail is extremely well-made

"Delightful mustache."

theres always a screw left over

@Scarabswarm

4 күн бұрын

God, that is so true.

Really enjoying your reaction. Can’t wait to see more. And the shine of the glasses is usually just animators taking a shortcut.

Winry can bit a little over the top, but her and Granny don't know about the actual danger these two have gotten in. They think theyre just studying more alchemy stuff.

@borjankosarac3645

4 күн бұрын

Not just that, the boys actively refuse to share details on why they get busted up… It’s understandable that Winry worries; she knows she can’t actually contextualise it, and it pisses her off.

Maybe because I haven't watched the beginning in a while, but your watch has made me love Alex (Armstrong) way more than I already did! I already knew he was a sensitive gentle giant of a man, but I always forget this little trip and how empathetic he is. Although, I think that side is more prominent when another character is introduced in contrast to him (iyk, yk, no spoilers)

So many episodes I can't wait to watch with you. This show is SOOO good.

i've watched this show a million times, i also like hughes

Right on time for my fourth cup of tea for today! So glad I'm rewatching FMAB with you, you're so cool!

I can't wait for these reactions. You enjoying it makes me enjoy it even more. After many anime watched FMAB is still my #1

I love Armstrong too :D He's hilarious

Ed has a screw loose. 🙂

@testytest69420

4 күн бұрын

Also Winry forgot a screw in his arm.

Oooh, goodness. That thing you said. Woah, there's much to say about that. Goodness, yes. Wow. It will be quite a journey.

Banger episode, love seeing Armstrong

all will be explained....eventually

i got a huge crush for Winry when i was a teen, i think i still have it

I love your reactions always either make me smile with you or cry keep up the great work late to find your channel but a longtime subscriber I promise to be

Ma’am, you have a type, and I respect that it is Armstrong, he his peak male, strong and soft with a bod that wow.

No Spoilers: Maps are important: pay attention to them!

I dont think they would try to bring their mother back anymore, considering the talk he gave rose in episode 2 saying that people don't come back to life, ever.

Armstrong is the best ray of sunshine! ♥

Flamboyant is a good word to describe Armstrong.😊

With how Angela reacts to Armstrong being shirtless, imagine her watching Black Clover with Asta.

you'll like the blooper reel when you complete the series

12:37 it's a common trope in anime that it's acceptable for girls to resort to violence over the tiniest frustration. They'll often even hit a guy over something they themselves did. (For example, if the girl walks into a bathroom fully unclothed to take a bath, without knocking on the closed door first to see if it's occupied, and the guy is already in there taking a bath, HE gets punched through a wall and called a pervert, just for starters.)

So Winry beating on the boys is basically her way of showing how much she cares about them. Yes, brutal normally, but its an anime, so it's kind of a cartoony, goofy thing not really meant to be taken seriously, which is why they animate them goofy during those moments.

The Boys S4 were already up. Can't wait for your reaction on that. ❤

Well Armstrong Family sure can make the impression on unprepared souls :DDD P.S. Arcane Season 2 offical trailer-teaser is out!

I think Ed could've fixed Al earlier but would've had to draw out a transmutation circle for it.

I always thought that Ed had a screw loose..... 🐒

The Ishavalens were part of Amestris, the nation the series takes place in. So Scar killing state alchemists is an act of betrayal in Bradley's eye. Ed having a scre loose is totally on brand, though.

I love her she’s so cute

girl's violence by punching kicking boys is an anime trope sometimes boys will get nose bleed or puking blood by these treatment don't think about it too much, you will get this a lot in most anime just think about it as old school slapstick comedy violence like Charlie Chaplin or Three Stooges

12:06 Pinako Rockbell, The Original Savage

Is it just me, or is Armstrong the C-3PO/R2D2 of the Elric brothers' story?

When you find out what’s going on later. It not good

Alchemy is based on equivalent exchange, a stone that can do anything must have sth of equal value to create it, you will know that very soon in 1 ep's time.

Ha. Al rode with the sheep.

Great episode! I hope you watch Big Hero 6: The Series.

Winry is a further example that girls mature faster than boys, not a big revelation, just one of those touches that ground this show.

@Parallax-3D

3 күн бұрын

There is a reason why Ed isn’t growing taller. 😉

Ah good she'll never see it coming when they reveal Father is Armstrong's mustache.

Seeing you love Major Armstrong gives me hope that you might react to the dub of My Hero Academia

Point of clarification: Hawkeye, Hughes and the rest of Mustang's soldiers aren't State Alchemists, they're just regular soldiers. The only State Alchemists in the regular cast that you've seen so far are Ed, Mustang and Armstrong. Also, I do prefer how the Marcoh storyline gets its own episode in the 2003 series. I just feel like it's kind of rushed having it squished in here.

Doctor Marcoh

24:01, lil spoilers but the philsopher stone was made thru not so saintly means. But its ultimately like any other alchemy or object to humans at the end of the day in this anime, a tool. Marco uses it to heal people despite knowing the costs of making one. He'd best just destroy it, but that wouldn't be enough for his conscious. Its a great power that he has an oppurtunity to easily abuse it, but he chose to find a use of it bettering people around him. This is what I want Ed to become one day...

FYI the doctor is using alchemy to heal people not the stone. He kept the stone but he hasn’t used it.

7:15 bahaha I love that for *us* 😏

24:57 no you aren't making it up, deconstruction and reconstruction is how alchemy works in general. There are many specializations, but in general you take something deconstruct it into the basic elements, literal and figurative, and reconstruct it into something else. Basically science magic.

You will have already gotten a hundred corrections on the doctor's name by now, but I wanted to say I see how you got there. The villagers know him by the alias Morro, since he's in hiding. Armstrong calls him his real name, Marcoh. So it's like "Morro? Oh, nope, there's a c in it. Morroc." Subtitles would have helped if they hadn't glitched out. Edit: I double-checked the spellings and apparently his fake name is spelled Mauro. TIL.

they only lightly touch on it, but automail arent exactly prosthetics, theyre literally connected to your nerves, so ya itll totally hurt getting them "re-attached" which seems wild to me

Would you ever consider watching the first full metal series that came out? I think they said brotherhood more based on the Manga

Yakuza Is awesome. It's far more popular in Japan than in the US, and most games are in Japanese with English subs and there is a lot of Japanese culture in it and that turns off some people. The stories always made me laugh and cry each game and have a lot of things you wouldn't expect from a Japanese Mafia beat em up game. Maybe watch a KZread reviews of of Yakuza 0, they're usually minimal spoilers and I can give you a better idea of how quirky the game actually is. For a moment I really thought I was about to get to hear you sing tho 😮‍💨

2 kid the World only help!