Created Human

Created Human

April 9, 2005 TV Episode Hagane No Renkinjutsushi

Also known as: 鋼の錬金術師, Hagane no Renkinjutsushi

Series titles: Hagaren, Fullmetal Alchemist, Alchemist of Steel, FM

Studio
Aniplex, Bones, FUNimation Entertainment, Mainichi Broadcasting System (MBS) K.K., Square Enix Co. Ltd., Square Enix, Inc.
Distributor
Adult Swim, Cartoon Network Productions

Synopsis

Hughes issues an order to allow Armstrong, Bloch, and Ross to investigate what's going on inside the 5th laboratory. Now Ed sees that Tucker was hiding the fact that there were human prisoners involved in the making of the stone- and that Ed would have unknowingly killed them. But Lust has Al held hostage- forcing Ed to attempt the unthinkable.

Characters

Colonel Roy Mustang, Major Alex Louis Armstrong, Lieutenant Colonel Maes Hughes, Master Sergeant Kain Fuery, Warrant Officer Vato Falman, Winry's Father, Brigadier General Basque Grand, General Hakuro, Men, Izumi Curtis.
Characters (English Version): Scar, Master Sergeant Kain Feury, Warrant Officer Vato Falman, General Hakuro, Major Alex Louis Armstrong, Lieutenant Colonel Maes Hughes, Colonel Roy Mustang, Envy, Brigadier Basque Gran, Fuhrer King Bradley), Lust, Gluttony, Shou Tucker, Lieutenant Maria Ross, Number 66, Number 48, Slicer-Younger Brother, Zolf J. Kimblee, Juliet Douglas, Slicer-Elder Brother, Sgt. Denny Bloch

Credits

Directing

Director
Seiji Mizushima
Director (English Version)
Mike McFarland

Producing

Producer
Hiroo Maruyama, Masahiko Minami, Ryo Ohyama
Executive Producers
Hideo Katsumata, Kouji Taguchi, Seiji Takada
Line Producer (English Version)
Justin Cook

Writing

Writer
Shô Aikawa
Writer (English Version)
Mike McFarland, Jared Hedges

Voices

Voice
Toru Ôkawa (Colonel Roy Mustang), Kenji Utsumi (Major Alex Louis Armstrong), Keiji Fujiwara (Lieutenant Colonel Maes Hughes), Tetsu Shiratori (Master Sergeant Kain Fuery), Takehiro Murozono (Warrant Officer Vato Falman, Winry's Father), Shin Aomori (Brigadier General Basque Grand), Jin Horikawa (General Hakuro, Man 1), Shouko Tsuda (Izumi Curtis)
Vocal Talent (English Version)
Dameon Clarke (Scar), Kevin Connolly (Master Sergeant Kain Feury), Kyle Hebert (Warrant Officer Vato Falman), Phil Parsons (General Hakuro), Chris Sabat (Major Alex Louis Armstrong), Sonny Strait (Lieutenant Colonel Maes Hughes), Travis Willingham (Colonel Roy Mustang), R. Bruce Elliott (Envy, Brigadier Basque Gran), Ed Blaylock (Fuhrer King Bradley [uncredited]), Laura Bailey (Lust), Chris Cason (Gluttony), Chuck Huber (Shou Tucker), Meredith McCoy (Lieutenant Maria Ross [uncredited]), Jerry Jewell (Number 66), Duncan Brannan (Number 48, Slicer-Younger Brother), Eric Vale (Zolf J. Kimblee), Lydia Mackay (Juliet Douglas), Bill Jenkins (Number 48, Slicer-Elder Brother), Jim Foronda (Sgt. Denny Bloch [uncredited]), Wendy Powell (Envy [uncredited]), Tyler Walker, Mike McFarland, Bill Townsley, Anthony Bowling, Craig Dvorak

Music

Music
Michiru Ôshima

Crew

Lyricists ("Rewrite")
Asian Kung-Fu Generation
Music Performers ("Rewrite")
Asian Kung-Fu Generation
Singers ("Undo")
Cool Joke
Singers ("Motherland")
Crystal Kay
Lyricist ("Kesenai Tsumi")
Nana Kitade
Singer ("Kesenai Tsumi")
Nana Kitade
Lyricist ("Melissa")
Haruichi Shindou
Singers ("Melissa")
Porno Graffitti
Singers ("I Will")
Sowelu
Singers ("Tobira no Mukou e")
Yellow Generation
Sound Director
Masafumi Mima
ADR/Voice Director (English Version)
Mike McFarland

Production notes

In an alternative universe, in a time when the science of alchemy allows the reshaping of all imaginable, a young alchemist seeks out a fabled Philosopher's Stone in hopes that it will undo the damage that was done to him and his younger brother. But his quest will not be easy, as many have tried to find the stone, but all have failed.