Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood - 4-koma Gekijou

little 2-3 minute parodies of scenes in the series - this is probably most fun to watch when the memory of the original scenes is still fresh, but I can also imagine it to be fun to come back to every now and then randomly. for what it is, it's very entertaining and worthwile~ I really enjoyed watching one or two episodes inbetween my chores.

Not all jokes hit for me, but almost every episode had at least one hilarious moment. Definitely helped me "getting over" having finished Brotherhood again a bit because I had somewhat of a void to fill, which often happens after (re)watching ... an anime near and dear to me.
all in all: bite-sized fma fun!

Very funny, makes you feel better after the sadness "Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood" left some of us with (because of the deaths and all). "Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood - 4-Koma Theater", for those who read the manga, is basically the animated version of the omakes (the funny extras at the end). They are also very short and don't take a long time to watch.

I recommend this to anyone who watched FMA:B or have read the manga, but not to those who haven't yet because they contain a lot of spoilers and things people won't understand without the context. So if you haven't watched/read it yet, go ... and see/read it first, then check those silly shorts.

I have watched all the 16 episodes. I give it a 10/10, I really enjoyed watching it.

Some of it is funny, but honestly the recurring sexual assault gag played for laughs was really too much for me. I have literally no idea why it was there and why it needed to be there, and the ending result(s) were also needlessly graphic? I get these are silly skits but they don’t match the tone of the humor from the original series at all? There were no blatant references to sexual assault in the original series, and that is not the type of humor that was shown at all, so forgive me for being shocked about it but I found it vastly inappropriate. ... And why was it the same character? I’m trying to wrap my head around the justification for why the scenes might exist and why they were done the way they were done.