In order to teach them a life lesson and give them time to reflect, Izumi leaves Ed and Al on Yock Island — the place where she first found them.

Edward and Alphonse fear for their lives when they come face to face with Izumi Curtis, their former teacher, who brings them back to Dublith.

As Ed, Al and Winry arrive in Rush Valley to retrieve automail, Mustang figures that a high-ranking officer must be responsible for Hughes’ death.

When Ed and Al take Winry on a quest to tail Scar and learn more about the Stone, they discover a connection between Lab 5 and the war in Ishbal.

Alphonse runs off and comes face to face with Scar, who’s been hiding out among the mercenary-plagued refugees of Ishbal.

Edward upsets Winry with his refusal to talk, and Alphonse decides to confront Edward with his questions about artificial souls.

As Envy, in the form of Basque Grand, gathers the human ingredients to form the Stone, Maes Hughes sets out to rescue the Elrics from Laboratory 5.

Barry sets off a series of explosions that inadvertently free Greed and the other prisoners. Tucker returns from the dead in a surprising new form.

Several malfunctions in their armor impede Ed and Al as they face off against some tortured souls bound to empty suits.

Ed and Al are horrified when they learn what the key ingredient in making a Philosopher’s Stone is, but they forge ahead to explore an abandoned lab.

Ed and Al are forced to go in search of another source for Marcoh’s book after Lust, Gluttony and Scar burn the First Branch Library to the ground.

While resting and receiving repairs back in Resembool, Ed visits his mother’s grave and Al reveals his concerns about his fading memories.

As Marcoh faces a deadly encounter with Lust, Armstrong and the Elrics flee to Resembool. Ed is sent into a rage when they lose Al in the process.

As the Strong Arm Alchemist defends them from the surrounding chaos, Marcoh reveals to the Elrics the vast atrocities of the Ishbal Massacre.

While the shape-shifting Envy disguises himself as Cornello, Ed and Al find Marcoh and learn about the Stone’s involvement in the Ishbal Rebellion.

Ed reports back to Mustang in East City, where discussion of Doctor Marcoh and the Philosopher’s Stone leads to a duel between Ed and the colonel.

Ed and Al uncover a conspiracy involving the Tringham Brothers’ father, his involvement with the red water and the disease that’s stricken Xenotime.

Ed and Al head to Xenotime in hopes of finding the Philosopher’s Stone, but they find only two boys creating a strange red water.

While trying to avoid their meeting with Mustang, Ed and Al end up in a small town and become embroiled in a manhunt for a female Robin Hood.

Ed and Al go on assignment to inspect a small mining colony and discover its inhabitants are being heavily taxed by a tyrant and his Alchemist.

A disenchanted Ed resigns from his position as State Alchemist, and when Winry arrives in town, she may be the serial killer’s next victim.

Now an official State Alchemist, Ed takes a closer look at Tucker’s chimera experiments and begins to realize there’s something very wrong going on.

Once in Central City, Ed and Al move into the vast mansion of sewing-life alchemist Shou Tucker and begin to prepare for the Alchemy Exam.

Ed and Al hop aboard a train to Central City and quickly find themselves defending the passengers — including Gen. Hakuro — from terrorists.

While on their way to seek out an important man from their childhood, Ed and Al come across a town haunted by a ghostly woman.

A young Ed and Al are determined to bring back their dead mother, who was their pillar of strength during dreary times of war.

Edward and Alphonse struggle over whether they should reveal the truth behind Cornello’s miracles — and possibly ruin the townspeople’s lives.

When Edward and Alphonse meet a so-called religious leader who can invoke miracles, they believe he’s carrying the philosopher’s stone.

Kai makes a revelation to Hyoma that could strain his relationship with Botan. Amidst this, Hyoma disappears for a while. What happened to him?

Hyoma looks into acquiring some better defenses, but acquiring Saenome armor requires him to pass a test.

Tsubaki makes Hyoma an offer he might not be able to refuse, and the Nagatsuki tsukumogami hold a party.

Hyoma teams up with Yu and Tsubaki to fight a gang of tsukumogami who’ve begun targeting Kadomoris for torture.

A curveball thrown at Hyoma by Kadomori Taiju forces him to confront some of the ways he’s changed.

Hyoma visits the Saenome of Kyoto, the Kadomori Clan, to get permission to act on their territory. But the Kadomoris have their own intentions…

After his cryptic encounter with Aogi, Hyoma is determined to learn more about Botan. Haori is happy to explain, if only he’ll be willing to listen…

After protecting the peony from the tsukumogami “Haihito,” the terracotta warriors are wary of the tsukumogami, who are after the peony. However, the Nagatsuki family has a powerful barrier called…

Nagatsuki family mourning gods “Nagi”, “Mirror”, “Ink stone”, “Yui”, “Box”, “Haori”, and “wedding furnishings” all support the terracotta horse. He once again apologizes to Botan for his impoliteness and successfully…

In order to continue freeloading at the Nagatsuki family, Hyoma was sentenced to compromise on the “wedding furnishings” within three days. Successful. In particular, Hyoma accompanies Yui on her duty…

In the midst of a battle with the Nagatsuki family’s Tsukumogami “Wedding Furnishings”, the landlord Nagatsuki Botan returns home. He scolds the “wedding furnishings” that clash with the terracotta horses….

The vocation of returning the tsukumogami to the Tokoyo ─ ─ “seizen”. Hyoma, the next head of the Ki family, one of the three Seigan families, is a problem child…