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This is beautiful and I love it so much! Thank you! ^♡^

So I was thinking about your post where Ling yeets half of his philosopher's stone at Greed and I wondered how they split it up in the first place since in the show it retains a shape when poured out. I came to the conclusion that it CAN be spilt by hand but its EXTREMELY hard to do because the stone is so slippery. Kinda like an orbeez. And that gave me the beautiful mental image of Lan Fan and Ling struggling to split the stone while panicking only for it to go flying. Do what you will with this information, I just had to share it. XD

YEET Comic

a;lskdfjkldsf i do love the mental image of lan fan and ling juggling a stone like one of those wobbly water toys

i imagine those suckers are hard to Break too~

some merch ideas that ill maybe make into reality one day >.<

also the mp100 piece was for the mob psycho mspaint zine!

Lanfaaaaaan <3

baby who beats you in less than 2 seconds 😌

Lan Fan gets her arm amputated by a coroner in an abandoned house in the middle of the night and it’s barely a c-plot, reminds me of that post about Barry the chopper

more art i never posted on Tumblr (i don’t think??)

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Good job, you beat me!  Goodbye, Edward Elric!

Searching for The Weird Cat (...again)

Fandom: Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood (My contribution to the @fmabigbangs 2020) Type: Novella (2 Chapters) // Canon-compliant (Post-Canon) Focus: AlMay roadtrip bonding Ships: AlMay ; mentions of LingFan Rating: General/Teen and Up

Summary: Alphonse travelled to Xing, so he could study Alkahestry and hold hands with his girlfriend. Instead he embarks on a grand quest to rescue Xiao Mei, save the pandas and hold hands with his girlfriend. -> Preview

Read on Ao3 here -> Searching for The Weird Cat (...again)

Partner: @bennettdraws -> Check out their amazing piece ;)

Yes. Good.

After consulting with Ling, May, and Lan Fan, Al ended up writing the story of the Promised Day as a Xingese fairy tale, primarily from Ling and May’s point of view. He felt that the world needed to know the story somehow and the others agreed.

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