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Most recently, a video on the official Fullmetal Alchemist website has announced 2 new live-action projects for this brand.
A recent video has provided a glimpse into the production process of two new live-action films of Fullmetal Alchemist: The Avenger Scar and The Last Transmutation. These projects will serve as the conclusion to the 2017 Fullmetal Alchemist live-action adaptation. The new video mainly focuses on the character Scar and his battle with the Elric brothers.
In addition to Mackenyu, the 2 live-action projects of Fullmetal Alchemist will feature Ryosuke Yamada as Edward and Dean Fujioka as Alphonse Elric. Yamada has previously played the lead role in the live-action adaptation of Assassination Classroom. Fumihiko Sori, the director of the original film, will also return to direct the two latest live-action projects of Fullmetal Alchemist.
Ngoài Mackenyu thì 2 dự án live-action của Fullmetal Alchemist sẽ có sự tham gia của Ryosuke Yamada vào vai Edward và Dean Fujioka sẽ thủ vai Alphonse Elric. Yamada trước đây đã đóng vai chính trong live-action của Assassination Classroom. Fumihiko Sori, đạo diễn phần phim gốc cũng sẽ trở lại chỉ đạo 2 dự án live-action mới nhất của Fullmetal Alchemist.
Fullmetal Alchemist, created by Hiromi Arakawa in 2001, remains one of the most renowned manga series to date. Arakawa's work was first adapted into an anime in 2003. This anime was produced before the completion of the manga and achieved significant commercial success, albeit criticized for deviating greatly from the original manga. The second anime, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, was produced in 2009. The second series is a much more faithful adaptation of the manga and is widely regarded as the most successful adaptation of the franchise.
Fullmetal Alchemist: The Avenger Scar is scheduled for release in Japan on May 20, while The Last Transmutation will premiere in this country on June 24. The first film in the trilogy of live-action adaptations was released in 2017 and was exclusively distributed worldwide by Netflix.
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