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The old republic devs saw this and decided to make an evil hohenheim

0:17 I love Dante such a kinky freak. I'd have taken her up on her offer.

i might have missed it or didn't fully understand but i feel like they didn't explain why Dante's body was rotting, did i miss something or do they explain it later?

2:30 I'm curious as to how Dante would've kept transferring bodies if she didn't have a stone... or maybe she'd been using the same one until it ran out? Thinking about it more, I guess it's possible that Lust is talking about the homunculi in general when she says "us". Or Dante does know how to make it and was just lying about it.

Their relationship is very dark they’re robbing other people’s bodies for immortality

Why does mr light just ghost people. Shame catches up to us all

This was a great story even if it was anime only

Dante is a freak wtf

This anime really needs a remake.

Bruh something about this version of FMA always seemed horror movie like.

How in over 400 years has Dante not know how to make a philosopher stone

0:25 Dante inspired by orochimaru from Naruto

*PromoSM*

Off share impulse I attached ya soul to another man!! Don’t we all wish we had a girl that’s a rider like Dante lol but then again spending 400 years with the same chick will drive you crazy lol 🤣🤣

0:25 .....Ewwwwww?

This is such a cool reveal of their backstory. I just wish it hadn't been done as a recounting of events that the hearer already knows about. "As you know, Bob..." I have such mixed feelings about this!

Just as Victor Frankenstein created a monster, so too did Hoenheim of Light create a monster, but his monster wasn't Envy. It was Dante. By lying to her and telling her he loved her so he could bed her, then bringing her into his occultic world of sacrificing innocent people to create the Philosopher's Stone, he turned an otherwise innocent woman into a demon. Honestly, this is a MUCH better villain for the story than Father.

i was recently rewatching the series and i think i want a prequel series about her

I don't get why she was so hated. Honestly she seems more sympathetic all she ever wanted was to spend eternity with the one she loved and he stopped loving her once she found the answer. True her methods were horrible but its not like they both werent looking and didnt both use it. However he cast her aside and she forever kept chasing.

Why Father is a woman?

The "I have a wife" is an inaccurate translation, since he already knew at this point that Trisha was dead.

2023 marks the 20th anniversary of FMA 2003 🖤

Doesn't This version end up with Maria

Oh that poor girl 😞 curse you Dante

I forgot Van was originally voice by wolverine lol

we all know who was responible otto apocalypse for making the honkai beasts

I like how 1rst Hohenheim looks like Father.

I like 2003 allot more then brotherhood.

0:47 At this moment, you can barely notice Dante's eyes starting to water a bit (it'd be a bit more noticeable if the vid was higher-quality); you can tell that Hohenheim's words stung pretty hard. Edit: I just realized that she abandoned all of her ex-husbands, yet she cried when Hohenheim implied he never loved her. Now she knows how all of her exes felt.

Why don’t I remember this …

hohenheim aint really a good guy either tbh, he sacrificed countless lives for the philosopher stone when he was with dante, and then he left her without even explaining why it seems

Everyone calls Dante crazy. Evil. Cowardly for her miserable life. And it really is. And also everyone believes that Hohenheim left her for this very reason. But... Let's not confuse cause and effect. What was Dante originally like? We can learn this from her own words in the following dialogue: "Al: - Dante, why did you decide to become an alchemist? Dante: - Well, the reason was quite ordinary. I just wanted to help people. People need alchemy. Although this does not mean that you can not do without it. And yet, alchemy helps to make people happy. It would be nice if the efforts of those who strive for happiness were always rewarded. That's how I thought." Why do I think she was telling the truth? Because her current views are literally saturated with nihilism, rejection of people. Only a person who was once sincerely (and naively) convinced of the opposite can come to such a pronounced nihilism. But apparently, at some point she met Hohenheim and fell in love with him... And instead of helping people, she blindly helped him in all his apparently scientific affairs. In the creation of the Philosopher's stone in particular. They have ruined many lives for their own purposes. I believe that the main initiator of the search for the philosopher's stone was Hohenheim. But Dante looks in this case like the one who just blindly follows her beloved. And so, her lover almost died. She can't let him die. She saves him, at the cost of someone else's life. Let's be honest, quite a few of us would have done the same. And what's next? They live together like lovers. Dante gives birth to a child from Hohenheim. They raised him for 18 years until he died... Then they decide to revive his son, but only a homunculus, the future Envy, is born. And what does Hohenheim do? He's just... Left Dante. He left his son. Yes, it was a homunculus, but so what? He was aware of himself as the son of Hohenheim. Envy felt like the same person, had all his memories. Envy felt almost the same as Edward, being also abandoned by the same father. Dante... Can you imagine how she felt? Left alone in such a situation, being no longer with the most stable mind, it is natural that she went completely mad. And all why? Because Hohenheim is a coward. He did not take responsibility for the Envy. He did not take responsibility for the one who sincerely loves him. He left Dante literally in Hell. Alone. She was left by the man she loved, whose life she once saved at the cost of another person's life. I don't think many people can boast that they could have kept their sanity in such a situation. And what do we see after 400 years? Both continue to jump from one body to the other. Dante has finally become disillusioned with humanity, and out of her despair continues to prolong her meaningless life. And Hohenheim does the same. Moreover, unlike his magnificent version from the Brotherhood, the Hohenheim of Light did not dare to tell Trisha the whole truth about himself. And again he abandoned his sons. It's funny to realize that Edward and Envy have a lot in common in this regard. They are even more brothers than one could imagine. And the most disgusting thing is that Hohenheim has not learned lessons from the past. What does he do when he meets Lieutenant Maria Ross? He's fucking flirting with her! Moreover, seeing that she takes it seriously. He just keeps playing with people's feelings. Knowing that he had once driven Dante to madness with such irresponsibility. And at the same time, later hypocritically declaring to Dante that he is married when she hints to him about "testing her new young body." And then their dialogue, which finally makes it clear what a pathetic person Hohenheim is. "Hohenheim: - Trisha was the FIRST and ONLY woman I ever loved" Dante: - Really? Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't you whisper tender words of love to me four centuries ago Hohenheim: "Let's not talk about it..." Very nasty of him. If Van Hohenheim is a hero, then the Hohenheim of Light is an irresponsible coward who simply abandoned everyone when anyone needed him. Someone who has not learned any lessons from his mistakes, and continues to take people's lives. And Dante... Yes, she has turned into a monster who has lost all the positive part of her humanity. And even in this situation, it is clear that she still retains feelings for Hohenheim and her pain. Almost perfectly hiding it behind his monster disguise. If you look at it this way, then Dante is a woman with a very sad fate. Therefore, it is fundamentally wrong to say that Hohenheim left her because she is insane. Cause and effect should not be confused.

Probably one of the best scenes in fma

I still say this for the original series, while i personally find Dwarf in the Flask a more fascinating villain, Dante is most certainly a more detestable one. Cause i wanna strangle this bitch with my bare hands.

Evidently, Dante as villain significantly more creepy and disgusting than Father is in FMAB.

maes hughes still dies in both adaptations 😭

Greed and gluttony we're her ex husbands

I love the soundtrack 😍

It's weird hearing it in English.

If you can beat'em, say something so dumb it gives them an aneurism.

I think it’s interesting they came from their worlds medieval Europe and they were Christians originally and this religion died out behind their gate. My boy Hoenheim really didn’t love Dante and forsakes their child only for him to die and be brought back as Envy the original FMA was just as much God Tier as Brotherhood.

FMA doesn't have fillers, It's literally a filler!! I really can't take the 2003 version seriously

People can say what they will about 03 but man did it make the Philosopher's Stone such a threat and major plot element. They started to become a dime a dozen in Brotherhood. Lol

The only thing that I remember about this anime is that conversation that Dante(?) had with Ed(?) where the room was rotating like crazy. I don't even remember if it was the two of them talking and I don't even remember what they were talking about. I just remember the vertigo that it gave me.

Dante have redeeming qualities in the past

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Better Hohenheim english dub...

Wow, the music is mesmerising

Dude 2003 is just so sick because of the personal stakes of the narrative. Their father, one of the main reasons the story exists is a former lover of the final boss as it were. It's just so sick that Ed and Al's last test is effectively against their step-mother and I think there's something inherently interesting about that.

There’s a song that plays right when hohenheim sees sloth in this scene, what’s it called please?