I won't go too much into the story, but the basic premise is that our main heroes are trying to get their bodies back. That does not sound like much, but the story goes so much deeper and explores various philosophical and moral issues about war, human sacrifice, and what it means to be human. FMA's story is just something I can't describe well enough to do it justice. So if you want to know more you'll just have to watch the anime!
The art and sound are both excellent and accompany the anime well. It's pretty much what you expect from a top notch anime. The voice acting is, well perfect.
The characters are all like able, even the villains. The development of the main characters and side characters are all there. It's like a dream come true how much development these characters get. We actually, over the course of the anime, get to know and learn about these characters. From their flaws to there ideals. That's what I miss from a lot of anime because of the episode limitations character development is really the first thing that is lacking in a 12 or 13 episode anime. But with 64 episodes, there is plenty of time for development of both villains and heroes. And the most important thing is that the characters are human, they're not perfect, they have their flaws and that's what makes them like able and so good.
FMA: Brotherhood is truly a masterpiece, everything that makes up FMA is what any anime fan would dream of. In other words it's perfect. No fillers. No dumb comic relief characters. No fluff. So what are you still doing reading my review! Go watch FMA: Brotherhood now! In fact I think i'll watch it again.
10/10 in every regard.
