#shamballa

Based on the Spider-Verse style meme

Hyperfixation room.

Empty room: https://x.com/Pixline1/status/1967498447189336139

Styles chosen:

Television cartoon: Leia Web cartoon: Loriner Animal character: Manuelita

In this version of the story both Father and Dante are antagonists.

There are two types of Homunculi: Those created with Philosopher’s Stones and those made through attempting Human Transmutation.

Hohenheim granted Dante immortality via the implantation of a Philosopher’s Stone.

The events of Brotherhood’s first episode remain intact.

Führer King Bradley has a regeneration ability like the other Homunculi but doesn’t prefer to show it off.

A combination of the manga, first anime and Brotherhood regarding Ed’s entrance as a state alchemist.

Everything proceeds according to the manga and Brotherhood regarding the beginning of the Elrics’ time in the military.

The introduction of the Homunculi begins.

Dante is replaced as a villain by Father after her defeat.

Fullmetal Alchemist: The Sacred Star of Milos and any other material following the manga and Brotherhood remains canon.

Homunculi:

Father — Dwarf in the Flask

Pride — Created by Father / Selim Bradley

Wrath — Führer King Bradley

Envy — Hohenheim & Dante’s son

Greed — Created by Father

Lust — Scar’s brother’s lover

Gluttony — Created by Father

Sloth — Created by Father

Torpor — Trisha Elric

Vengeance — Izumi Curtis’s son

Mannequin Soldiers — Sacrifices

Battles (New, Reimagined & Both):

Elric Brothers, Izumi Curtis, Scar, Mei Chang & Van Hohenheim VS. Dante

Curtis Family, Armstrong Siblings & Central Troops VS. Mannequin Soldiers & Sloth

Practically Everyone VS. Father

Greed, Greed’s Chimera Gang & Vengeance VS. Wrath

Elric Brothers & Van Hohenheim VS. Torpor

Elric Brothers, Ling Yao, Greed, Fu, Lan Fan, Van Hohenheim & Torpor VS. Pride & Gluttony

Elric Brothers & Roy Mustang VS. Wrath

Scar & Lust VS. Wrath

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The bunyip, from The Encyclopedia of Things that Never Were by Michael Page and Robert Ingpen.

Also known for making a surprise cameo appearance in Judge Anderson: Shamballa by Alan Grant and Arthur Ranson.