There are several genres to choose from in anime, making it difficult to compile a definitive list of 30 of the Best body swap anime of all time. It is conceivable to enjoy a show that one individual considers a gratuitous violence extravaganza and another considers a masterwork. Slice-of-life programs aren’t for everyone, but for others, they create a feeling of familiarity that can’t be found anywhere else.
Many individuals find the concept of gigantic robots engaging in warfare uninteresting, while others find it thrilling for anime fans. There is something for everyone inside the realm of anime. There is a show for you whether you like shonen, seinen, or shoujo. However, there are select artists who transcend their genres’ limits, and we will concentrate on these international crowd-pleasers today.
Here are the 30 Best anime swaps of all time, including classics that have inspired generations of fans and animators and contemporary masterpieces that are still relevant today.
30. Your Name
- Director: Makoto Shinkai
- Writer: Makoto Shinkai
- Cast: Ryûnosuke Kamiki · Taki Tachibana; (voice) ; Mone Kamishiraishi · Mitsuha Miyamizu; (voice) ; Ryô Narita · Katsuhiko Teshigawara; (voice)
- IMDb Ratings: 8.8
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 93
- Streaming Platform:
Mitsuha, a disgruntled rural high school student, aspires to be a handsome urban male in the future. Mitsuha inhabited Taki’s body-swapping for reasons unknown. Taki awoke as a teenager as well. Mitsuha dated Taki’s colleague while inhabiting his body to preserve their relationship. Taki and Mitsuha “talk” via skin writing.
The rest of the story depicts them striving to find one another despite Mitsuha’s town being destroyed by a comet and their memories fading.
29. Kokoro Connect
- Director: Fumihiko Shimo
- Writer: Sadanatsu Anda
- Cast: Fuusenkazura · Fujiwara, Keiji · Fujiwara, Keiji ; Yaegashi, Rina · Oogame, Asuka · Oogame, Asuka ; Fujishima, Maiko
- MDb Ratings: 7.5
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 74
- Streaming Platform: Kokoro Connect
Kokoro Connect extensively uses the body-swapping cliche to build suspense and advance the story. But, instead of turning it into a joke or reserving it for a more mature audience, the authors of this program transformed the notion into a fascinating and thought-provoking drama.
One of the most prevalent motivations for joining a club is interacting with folks with similar interests. The Kokoroco team can form their club, although most students are hesitant to do so. A supernatural creature is known as Heartseed emerges to play with them when they join a club and body swap.
28. Paranoia Agent
- Director: Satoshi Kon
- Writer: Satoshi Kon, Seishi Minakami
- Cast: Shôzô Îzuka · Keiichi Ikari; Toshihiko Seki · Mitsuhiro Maniwa; Mamiko Noto · Tsukiko Sagi; Michael McConnohie · Keiichi Ikari; Liam O’Brien.
- MDb Ratings: 8
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 69
- Streaming Platform: Amazon Video
The only original anime series by the late, brilliant director Satoshi Kon, “Paranoia Agent” is a captivating narrative about a group of people who have all been affected by the same social phenomenon.
Tsukiko Sagi loses her temper when a young thief holding a baseball bat confronts her as she goes home late one night, forcing her to lose her temper.
As she had feared, her assailant attacked her with a baseball bat affixed to a pair of golden rollerblades; she could not see his face since she was wearing a pair of golden rollerblades.
27. Gintama (Soul Switch Arc)
- Director: Chizuru Miyawaki
- Writer: Satoshi Kon, Seishi Minakami
- Cast: Sakata, Gintoki · Sugita, Tomokazu · Sugita, Tomokazu ; Kagura · Kugimiya, Rie · Kugimiya, Rie ; Shimura, Shinpachi.
- IMDb Ratings: 8.7
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 90
- Streaming Platform: Hulu Originals
Gintama should be anticipated wherever feasible. This anime, like One Piece, exploits body swaps for humor. Gintama is absurd in the manner of Sorachi.
Gintoki and Hijikata are involved in a collision in the Soul Switch Arc. Truck-Kun was the event’s host. After body swapping, they must manage their respective organizations. Gintama combines harsh and humorous elements to demonstrate Gintoki and Hijikata’s astonishment. The car approaches slowly from many perspectives.
26. No Game, No Life
- Director: Chizuru Miyawaki
- Writer: Satoshi Kon, Seishi Minakami
- Cast: Sakata, Gintoki · Sugita, Tomokazu · Sugita, Tomokazu ; Kagura · Kugimiya, Rie · Kugimiya, Rie ; Shimura, Shinpachi.
- IMDb Ratings: 8.7
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 90
- Streaming Platform: Hulu Originals
No Game No Life is an engaging and binge-watchable series, a 12-episode anime about orphaned step-siblings who are transplanted to a world dominated by video games.
After the death of their parents, Sora and Shiro become hermits, shunning contact with the outside world and relying only on one another for survival. They comprise the powerful combo known in online gaming as Blank.
After achieving enormous success, Tet, a divinity from a different world, visits them. They accept the challenge assuming that Tet’s request to play online chess is a prank. Everything in the fantasy realm known as Disboard is decided by winning games.
25. Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion
- Director: Gorō Taniguchi
- Writer: Code Geass
- Cast: un Fukuyama · Lelouch Lamperouge ; Takahiro Sakurai · Suzaku Kururugi ; Johnny Yong Bosch · Lelouch Lamperouge ; Yukana · C.C. ; Ami Koshimizu ·
- IMDb Ratings: 8.7
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 90
- Streaming Platform: Netflix
In an alternate reality in which the globe is divided into three great powers, “Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion” is set in the current day. As a result of their merger, Europe and Africa are now referred to as Europa United, Asia as the Chinese Federation, and the Americas as the Holy Britannian Empire.
After the loss of Napoleon at the Battle of Trafalgar, the legendary Queen Elizabeth III fled to her American colonies and never returned.
24. Dragon Ball Z
- Director: Daisuke Nishio
- Writer: Takao Koyama
- Cast: Doc Harris · Narrator ; Christopher Sabat · Piccolo ; Scott McNeil · Piccolo ; Sean Schemmel · Goku ; Terry Klassen ·
- MDb Ratings: 8.8
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 93
- Streaming Platform: Hulu Originals
The original manga by Akira Toriyama was one of the best anime series of the 1980s, but its cultural impact pales in comparison to the manga’s adaptation. The renowned sequel series significantly has two characters.
Goku was an impressionable kid in “Dragon Ball” as a child, but he is now a mature young man with an equally formidable son, Gohan. Unintentionally tied to an alien race, they must combat it with the aid of their friends.
23. Motto To Love-Ru
- Director: Atsushi Ōtsuki
- Writer: Saki Hashemi
- Cast: · Rito Yuuki · Lala Satalin Deviluke; Secondary characters · Risa & Mio · Run & Ren; Supporting characters · Kenichi Saruyama · Zarin
- MDb Ratings: 6.6
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 79
- Streaming Platform: Amazon Video
To Love-Ru sounds like “trouble” in Japanese, which describes its harem system. The body-swapping plot device is used in several episodes, yet the magical nature of the series allows for its seamless integration.
The 2010 series has four instances of body swapping. To minimize spoilers, we believe the best example is when Mikan and Yami switched places and their bodies swapped. Mikan wanted to observe Yami’s capabilities—the narrative centers on Rito from two distinct perspectives, each with its own distinctive experiences.
22. JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders
- Director: Naokatsu Tsuda
- Writer: Hirohiko Araki
- Cast: Kotaro Kujo voice Jotaro Kujo voiced by Matthew Mercer; Joseph Joestar voice Joseph
- IMDb Ratings: 8.1
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 79
- Streaming Platform: Netflix
Once you understand “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure” concept, you will find it a simple and wildly entertaining show to watch by anime fans and body-sharing anime. Each season is based on a different arc from the long-running manga series by Hirohiko Araki and follows an additional Joestar family member (all of whom have names that can be abbreviated as “JoJo,” hence the title of the series).
The first season of “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure” may be ignored in favor of “Stardust Crusaders,” which established most of the show’s defining characteristics of the two characters.
21. Naruto / Naruto: Shippuden
- Director: Hayato Date
- Writer: Masashi Kishimoto
- Cast:Lee, Guy, Gaara, Hinata, Sakura, Kakashi, Naruto, Iruka, Sasuke
- IMDb Ratings: 9.1
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 92
- Streaming Platform: Netflix
You’ve probably heard about Naruto and his signature running style, even if you’ve never seen an anime. In 2019, pranksters who conducted a “Naruto run” during an Area 51 news item attracted many new fans to the classic anime series, which went viral almost immediately.
This narrative focuses on Naruto Uzumaki, an adolescent ninja who desires to become the Hokage of his village, Konoha. However, Naruto’s father forced Naruto to trap the monster inside his son.
20. Yamada-Kun and the Seven Witches
- Director: Mamoru Hoshi
- Writer: Shin Ogawa
- Cast: Alexis Tipton – Noa Takigawa; Chris Burnett – Shinichi Tamaki; Elizabeth Maxwell – Leona Miyamura; Jeannie Tirado – Mikoto Asuka
- IMDb Ratings: 7.3
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 94
- Streaming Platform: Crunchyroll
This anime is a must-watch in general. This is primarily a high school boy drama with plenty of kissing and supernatural overtones. Yamada-Kun and Nana-nin, no Majo’s body swapping, propels the plot and keeps it moving.
When the criminal Ryu Yamada-Kun meets the bright student Urara Shiraishi, they learn that their bodies have been exchanged. Kissing initiates bodily exchange, according to the narrative. On the advice of a fellow Tokyo high school student, the Supernatural Studies Club is re-established at the school.
19. One Piece
- Director: Kōnosuke Uda
- Writer: Eiichiro Oda
- Cast: Iñaki Godoy as Luffy · Emily Rudd as Nami · Mackenyu Arata as Zoro · Jacob Romero Gibson is Usopp’s actor
- IMDb Ratings: 9.1
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 92
- Streaming Platform: Hulu Originals
“One Piece” has sold over 450 million copies of this writing, more than twice as many copies as the next best-selling manga series, “Dragon Ball,” from two manga adaptations.
The anime has over a thousand episodes and counting (not to mention several feature films), but we’re here to give you the rundown so you can enjoy this shonen megahit at any moment. Monkey D. Luffy and his crew search the Grand Line (a dangerous and enigmatic nautical route) for the legendary One Piece treasure.
18. Punch Line
- Director: David Seltzer
- Writer:
- Cast: Sally Field as Lilah Krytsick; Tom Hanks as Steven Gold; John Goodman as John Krytsick; Mark Rydell as Romeo; Kim Greist as Madeline Urie
- IMDb Ratings: 5.9
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 60
- Streaming Platform: PUNCH LINE
As its title should have suggested, Punctuation Line takes the comedy-harem anime genre in a more humorous direction.
Strange Juice saves the bus passengers that have been kidnapped, but Yuuta Iridatsu soon realizes that his soul has left his body.
He was possessed by a perverted cat spirit that guided him and inhabited his body. Observing pantyhose demonstrates that this energy is much more potent than it already is. The plot then centers on how the house’s secret is revealed and how the underwear-powered cat is stopped from killing the world.
17. Cardcaptor Sakura
- Director: Morio Asaka
- Writer: Nanase Ohkawa
- Cast: Sakura Avalon / Sakura Kinomoto voice Sakura Avalon / Sakura Kinomoto voiced by Carly McKillip; Madison Taylor / Tomoyo Daidouji
- MDb Ratings: 7.2
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 82
- Streaming Platform: Netflix
Cardcaptor Sakura, one of Clamp’s most popular series, tells the story of a fourth-quest grader to eradicate the Clow Cards she released into the world.
In the anime, they encounter the Change Card, which transforms two people into one another by body swapping. Li Syaoran and Keroberos swap bodies in an attempt to seize the Card. Syaoran is trapped in a stuffed animal while Kero enjoys the college life of Li Syaoran. Others soon recognized their mistakes.
16. The World God Only Knows
- Director: Satoshi Ōsedo
- Writer: Hideyuki Kurata
- Cast:; Chris Patton · Keima Katsuragi ; Luci Christian · Elsie ; Hiro Shimono · Keima Katsuragi ; Kanae Itô · Elcea de Rux Ima ; Shelley Calene-Black
- IMDb Ratings: 7.3
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 86
- Streaming Platform: Crunchyroll
One of the best online gamers receives an invitation from an alien from another world. No, this is Kami Nomi zo Shiru Sekai, a dating simulation game based on No Game No Life.
Keima Katsuragi, a high school student known as “The God of Conquests,” is followed by Kaminomi. However, the swapping of bodies was only briefly mentioned in the anime. In the manga, Keima exchanged bodies with a drummer. After their physical transformation, the Conqueror played female dating simulators.
15. Fairy Tail
- Director: Masaya Fujimori
- Writer: Hiro Mashima
- Cast: Cherami Leigh · Lucy Heartfilia ; Todd Haberkorn · Natsu Dragneel ; Tia Lynn Ballard · Happy ; Tetsuya Kakihara · Natsu Dragneel ; Colleen Clinkenbeard
- IMDb Ratings: 7
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 82
- Streaming Platform: Netflix
The creator of Rave Master created one of the most popular franchises of our age, from text materialization to the manipulation of elements and, of course, from making text materialize, to the details, to the body swap. Body swapping, the world of Fiore, has seen almost every conceivable kind of magic.
There is a body swap in an anime-only filler episode, and there is another in the manga that has not yet been aired. This occurred for the first time in Episode 19 of the anime when the guild uncovered the strange Changeling power, and everyone inside it changed bodies. Only their author, the academic magician Levy, can reverse their course.
14. Selector Infected WIXOSS
- Director: Takuya Satō
- Writer: Takuya Satō
- Cast: Tia Lynn Ballard · Hitoe. Twenty-four episodes; Lindsay Seidel · Ruko Kominato. Twenty-four episodes; Apphia Yu · Yuzuki. 24 episodes; Monica Rial
- MDb Ratings: 6.2
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 72
- Streaming Platform: Funimation
In WIXOSS, a popular trading card game based on LRIGs and Selectors, players compete using cards that include LRIGs and the characters who wield them. WIXOSS and Puella Magi Madoka Magica are often compared due to their similar animation styles and “magical girl” motifs.
Unlike Madoka Magica, WIXOSS starts by introducing us to the magical girls but then takes an unexpected turn. Understand that the LRIGs are not only Yugioh card representations; they are much more. To avoid spoilers.
13. Neon Genesis Evangelion
- Director: Hideaki Anno
- Writer: Kazuya Tsurumaki
- Cast: Shinji Ikari voice Shinji Ikari voiced by Spike Spencer and ten others; Misato Katsuragi voice Misato Katsuragi
- IMDb Ratings: 8.5
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 83
- Streaming Platform: Netflix
Even though “Neon Genesis Evangelion” is a mecha anime, it deviated from the norm regarding humans battling enormous robots. The earliest Evangelions were formed from pieces of the original Angel.
They are not, however, typical mecha machines. Instead, they are biological life forms. A team of scientists led by Dr. Katsuragi accidentally detonated an explosion that wiped off half the world’s population, melted the polar ice caps, and reawakened these hideous creatures.
12. Assassination Classroom
- Director: Eiichiro Hasumi
- Writer: Gakuho Asano
- Cast: Apphia Yu – Rio Nakamura; Austin Tindle – Karma Akabane; Bryn Apprill – Ritsu; Chris Burnett – Hiroto Maehara; Chris Rager – Gakuho Asano
- MDb Ratings: 6.2
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 83
- Streaming Platform: Netflix
In “Assassination Classroom,” a bunch of middle school misfits is tasked with defending the planet against an alien invasion. He instructs the underachievers in assassination tactics and threatens to destroy Earth if they do not kill him before the end of the school year.
He is lightning-fast and almost invincible, but he is also the best teacher the children have ever had, substantially boosting their grades and drawing them out of their shells while gaining respect and devotion, and he is an ideal mix.
11. Parasyte: The Maxim
- Director: Kenichi Shimizu Yang Byeong-Gil Hitoshi Haga Yoshihiro Kanno Masayuki Mizutani
- Writer: Hitoshi Iwaaki
- Cast: Shinichi Izumi voice Shinichi Izumi voiced by Adam Gibbs; Migi voice Migi expressed by Brittney Karbowski
- IMDb Ratings: 8.3
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 91
- Streaming Platform: Hulu Originals
‘Parasyte: The Maxim,’ one of the most iconic horror anime series of all time, is one of the few that can smoothly switch between a humorous tone and intense brutality.
Shinichi Izumi, a seventeen-year-old high school student forced to live with an alien, is the protagonist of Hitoshi Iwaaki’s manga. In the first episode of the anime, parasitic extraterrestrials are invading Earth. The worm-like parasites infect people by burrowing into their brains via the nostrils and ears of unaware victims.
10. Mob Psycho 100
- Director: Yuzuru Tachikawa
- Writer: Hiroshi Seko
- Cast: Setsuo Ito · Shigeo Kageyama ; Takahiro Sakurai · Arataka Reigen ; Akio Ôtsuka · Dimple ; Kyle McCarley · Shigeo Kageyama ; Chris Niosi · Reigen Arataka
- MDb Ratings: 8.6
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 85
- Streaming Platform: Netflix
In “Mob Psycho 100,” an adaptation of ONE’s online comic of the same name, an eighth-grader hides his exceptional skills in supernatural anime. Shigeo Kageyama’s ESP is well-known (extrasensory perception). He manages his emotions since being overly angry, sad, or emotional might harm others.
His powers are activated when he reaches 100%, which is bad news for his opponents. Reigen Arataka, a con artist and spirit medium, saves Mob’s life by mentoring him.
9. Mushishi
- Director: Hiroshi Nagahama
- Writer: Hiroshi Seko
- Cast: Yûto Nakano · Ginko; Travis Willingham · Ginko; Kôjun Itô; Jennifer Seman · Narrator; Hiroshi Shimozaki
- IMDb Ratings: 8.5
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 88
- Streaming Platform: Hulu Originals
In “Mushishi,” a man called Ginko travels between the Edo and Meiji eras in search of the Mushi, primitive yet mysterious lifeforms.
Even the Mushishi know relatively little about the Mushi. Therefore those who study them are called “masters.” The Mushi are related to Ginko for unknown reasons. He suspects they know the purpose of life.”
8. Violet Evergarden
The anime “Violet Evergarden” is based on the same-titled light novel by Akiko Takase, a theatrical series. After World War I, a female soldier attempts to reintegrate into society (which replicates World War I in armament and style).
Violet was abandoned as a child and continues to suffer. Finally, the military took notice after killing soldiers who attempted to exploit her. After the Great War, Violet, who lost both arms in a grenade explosion and has a high-tech prosthesis, finds a career penning love letters.
7. Steins; Gate
- Director: Hiroshi Hamasaki
- Writer: Jukki Hanada
- Cast: Rintaro Okabe voice Rintaro Okabe voiced by J Michael Tatum; Kurisu Makise voice Kurisu Makise voiced by Trina Nishimura
- MDb Ratings: 8.8
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 95
- Streaming Platform: Hulu Originals
“Steins; Gate” is a mind-bending science fiction narrative about three friends discovering time travel by accident in Akihabara, Tokyo.
Future Gadget Laboratory is a dismal flat where Rintaro Okabe, Mayuri Shiina, and Itaru Hashida conduct experiments. They are devoted, yet they are not advancing. When the story begins, they are developing a cellphone-powered microwave oven that will not change the world until it does.
6. Devilman Crybaby
- Director: Masaaki Yuasa
- Writer: Ichirō Ōkouchi
- Cast: Koki Uchiyama · Akira Fudo (2018) ; Ayumu Murase · Ryo Asuka (2018) ; Kyle McCarley · Ryo Asuka ; Griffin Burns · Akira Fudo ; Cristina Valenzuela
- MDb Ratings: 7.6
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 78
- Streaming Platform: Netflix
The popularity of “Devilman Crybaby” on Netflix made supernatural anime come out of nowhere in 2018. Still, those acquainted with the work of Masaaki Yuasa (best known for the experimental anime feature “Mind Game”) were not shocked in the least.
It is based on the iconic manga series “Devilman” by Go Nagai, although its themes and material are far more mature. While “Devilman” was unquestionably a shonen manga, “Devilman Crybaby” is harsh and utterly devastating.
5. Attack On Titan
- Director: Tetsurō Araki
- Writer: Hajime Isayama
- Cast: Josh Grelle · Armin Artlelt ; Yûki Kaji · Eren Jaeger ; Yui Ishikawa · Mikasa Ackermann ; Marina Inoue · Armin Arlert ; Bryce Papenbrook
- MDb Ratings: 8.5
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 91
- Streaming Platform: Hulu Originals
The anime adaptation of the manga “Attack on Titan” by Hajime Isayama became a global phenomenon that lasted a decade. Humanity has been forced to dwell in walled towns to escape the terrible Titans on this planet. Manga author Hajime Isayama, according to Wit Studio CEO George Wada, was inspired by Japanese culture.
“It is a Japanese cultural belief that the Japanese might become isolated and confined. Therefore, the series incorporates the “Wall of Fear.” As a result, viewers may empathize with characters who overcome their fears.”
4. Cowboy Bebop
- Director: Shinichirō Watanabe
- Writer: Masahiko Minami
- Cast: John Cho · Spike Spiegel; Mustafa Shakir · Jet Black; Daniella Pineda · Faye Valentine; Elena Satine · Julia; Alex Hassell · Vicious.
- IMDb Ratings: 6.7
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 46
- Streaming Platform: Netflix
If you’ve seen the live-action adaptation of “Cowboy Bebop,” you may be perplexed. The Netflix adaptation of the 2071 space epic lacks the film’s flare. It follows bounty hunters Spike Spiegel and Jet Black as they travel through space aboard the Bebop. Spike’s discontent grows as their team evolves. He is evading his former employer, the Red Dragon Syndicate.
3. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba
- Director: Haruo Sotozaki
- Writer: Koyoharu Gotouge
- Cast: Natsuki Hanae · Tanjiro Kamado; Zach Aguilar · Tanjiro Kamado; Abby Trott · Nezuko Kamad; Yoshitsugu Matsuoka · Inosuke Hashibira; Aleks Le
- IMDb Ratings: 8.7
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 90
- Streaming Platform: Netflix
“Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Mugen Train” is the highest-grossing animated anime movie or non-animated film in the history of Japan. Both are essential for viewing for anime enthusiasts. Monster Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba is based on the manga of the same name by Koyoharu Gotouge.
Farmboy Tanjiro Kamado joins the Monster Slayer Corps when a demon murders his family (a former human with supernatural abilities that can only be killed by decapitation).
2. Death Note
- Director: Tetsurō Araki
- Writer: Koyoharu Gotouge
- Cast: Mamoru Miyano · Light Yagami; Brad Swaile · Light Yagami; Vincent Tong · Touta Matsuda; Ryô Naitô · Touta Matsuda; Trevor Devall · Shuichi Aizawa
- IMDb Ratings: 9
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 96
- Streaming Platform: Netflix
Based on the manga by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, “Death Note” follows a high school student who discovers a notepad with godlike powers. When Light includes a person’s name in the book, that person dies by controlling the person’s body under the exact circumstances he describes. Only their full name and physical description are necessary. An high school students
With Ryuk, the keeper of the Death Note, at his side, he adopts the name Kira and rids the world of criminals to construct his utopia. L, an accomplished detective, hunts down the young vigilante.
1. Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
- Director: Yasuhiro Irie
- Writer: Hiroshi Ōnogi
- Cast: Kent Williams · Narrator ; Iemasa Kayumi · Narrator ; Vic Mignogna · Edward Elric ; Romi Park · Edward Elric ; Muriel Hofmann · Edward Elric
- IMDb Ratings: 9.1
- Rotten Tomatoes Score: 94
- Streaming Platform: Netflix
In the world where “Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood” takes place, alchemy is a widespread practice. But unfortunately, Edward and Alphonse Elric cannot use alchemy to resurrect their mother. In the alchemy domain, bringing someone back to life is strictly forbidden. So while Edward loses limbs, Alphonse loses his whole body.
Before his brother’s death, Edward links his brother’s soul to a suit of armor. Finally, the episode chronicles their quest for the philosopher’s stone and their healing efforts.
