Fullmetal Alchemist

Fullmetal Alchemist (2003), as an action-adventure anime with a profound and often dark narrative, elicits a complex range of emotional responses. Viewers primarily experience **Excitement** and **Anticipation** from the dynamic alchemical battles, the brothers' perilous journey, and the unfolding mysteries of their world. A significant degree of **Anxiety** and **Sadness** is present, stemming from the initial tragedy of their failed human transmutation, the constant dangers they face, the moral complexities of war, and the numerous losses encountered throughout their quest. **Empathy** is deeply felt for the Elric brothers' struggles and the suffering of others they meet. **Hope** and **Inspiration** drive the narrative, reflecting their unwavering determination to restore their bodies and uncover the truth, while **Guilt** is a central theme, constantly reminding the brothers of their past actions. Elements of the plot, particularly the nature of human transmutation and the harsh realities of their world, evoke **Disturbing** feelings.