Fullmetal Alchemist
| Every Homunculus in FMAB dies an ironic death in relation to the name of it's sin. > Lust, the embodiment of the sin that makes men kneel, dies kneeling to a man. > Gluttony, the embodiment of greed in food dies getting eaten by Pride. > Pride gets defeated by a lifeform he considered to be inferior to him. > Sloth, the symbol of laziness dies due to over exerting himself. > Greed dies satisfied. > Envy commits suicide after discovering that he has been envious of the humans. > Wrath is killed by Scar who has overcome his own wrath. Just found this interesting and decided to share here. Feel free to add similar examples! |
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| I don't think there is anything ironic about Envy committing suicide. And the Wrath one is a stretch. Otherwise I agree. The remaining deaths are ironic. |
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troilus_05s said: Well I think Envy's death is the most ironic one here.I don't think there is anything ironic about Envy committing suicide. And the Wrath one is a stretch. Otherwise I agree. The remaining deaths are ironic. Here's another one for Wrath > Wrath dies with peace in mind, totally satisfied with his life. His death was completely opposite to the sin he was named after. |
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Althaf_ said: troilus_05s said: Well I think Envy's death is the most ironic one here.I don't think there is anything ironic about Envy committing suicide. And the Wrath one is a stretch. Otherwise I agree. The remaining deaths are ironic. Here's another one for Wrath > Wrath dies with peace in mind, totally satisfied with his life. His death was completely opposite to the sin he was named after. That is a good one for Wrath. And, I don't see Envy's death as ironic because Envy committing suicide was due to his realisation of his nature, not due to him just being envious. It isn't like he stopped being envious or died a death directly due to him being envious of humans. |
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Althaf_ said: Every Homunculus in FMAB dies an ironic death in relation to the name of it's sin. > Lust, the embodiment of the sin that makes men kneel, dies kneeling to a man. > Gluttony, the embodiment of greed in food dies getting eaten by Pride. > Pride gets defeated by a lifeform he considered to be inferior to him. > Sloth, the symbol of laziness dies due to over exerting himself. > Greed dies satisfied. > Envy commits suicide after discovering that he has been envious of the humans. > Wrath is killed by Scar who has overcome his own wrath. Just found this interesting and decided to share here. Feel free to add similar examples! Sloth was always ironic, being that he performed manual labor for most the series |
troilus_05s said: I'm sure Envy died due to the realisation that he had been jealous/envious of humans. This disgrace war too humiliating for him as he considered them to be too inferior to him. He mentions this as the "greatest disgrace" right before destroying his own philosopher's stone and killing himself.Althaf_ said: Well I think Envy's death is the most ironic one here. Here's another one for Wrath > Wrath dies with peace in mind, totally satisfied with his life. His death was completely opposite to the sin he was named after. That is a good one for Wrath. And, I don't see Envy's death as ironic because Envy committing suicide was due to his realisation of his nature, not due to him just being envious. It isn't like he stopped being envious or died a death directly due to him being envious of humans. |
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Althaf_ said: troilus_05s said: I'm sure Envy died due to the realisation that he had been jealous/envious of humans. This disgrace war too humiliating for him as he considered them to be too inferior to him. He mentions this as the "greatest disgrace" right before destroying his own philosopher's stone and killing himself.That is a good one for Wrath. And, I don't see Envy's death as ironic because Envy committing suicide was due to his realisation of his nature, not due to him just being envious. It isn't like he stopped being envious or died a death directly due to him being envious of humans. Yes, that's what I said. Envy died due to him realising his own nature. But I don't see how realising your own nature is ironic for someone who is envious. I guess you can say he let his envious nature get the best of himself. What I mean is his humiliation was the cause of his suicide. Of course the humiliation was because of his envious nature so you can say that is ironic in a way. I agree with that. |
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