When they discover that Kimblee is nearby, searching for Scar, Winry proposes that she be used as a "hostage" by Scar to provide cover for the Elric brothers, and to secure herself from Central's grasp. ĭuring the journey, Scar continues to be the target of the state military and is ultimately captured by the Elric brothers. Scar's group makes their way to the North where the secrets of his brother's research are hidden. After learning the truth behind his brother's research involving alchemy, Scar decides to spare Marcoh's life to help him learn more. Scar agrees to fulfill Marcoh's wish in return for the true story behind the Ishbal Massacre. Tim Marcoh, a state alchemist who participated in the Ishbalan war, who asks Scar to kill him as he is being used by the homunculi. Scar and May end up stumbling upon the Elrics in the homunculi's lair, where Edward reveals the fact that they sparked the Ishbal rebellion. He agrees to help May find her pet panda in thanks for saving him. When Edward and his brother Alphonse try to beat him while capturing a homunculus, Scar is saved by May. During this encounter, Edward reveals Scar's involvement in the deaths of Winry's parents, unaware that Winry is present at the time, and which Scar confirms. He finds the Elric brothers, unaware that it is part of their plot to lure out the homunculi. Retreating from them, Scar then joins with the former military lieutenant Yoki and a young immigrant named May Chang to go to Central City to continue his revenge. Knowing that the Elric brothers are headed to the first branch library, he goes there to ambush them, but he is found by creatures known as the homunculi. Using his new ability, Scar tries to kill the state alchemist Edward Elric in Eastern Headquarters, but escapes upon being ambushed by the military. When Scar awakens after the incident and discovers his brother's arm attached to his own, he kills the doctors treating him, Winry Rockbell's parents, in a blind rage. However, instead of fully transmuting what he comes in contact with, he simply decomposes it into individual elements, completely obliterating the object. This gives Scar the ability to use alchemy despite being a taboo for his people's religion, as Ishbalans believe that only God has the right to create. With the last of his strength, Scar's brother attached his own arm, through means of alchemy, to Scar. Kimblee attacked Scar and his friends and family. During this war, a state alchemist named Solf J.
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Scar is introduced in the series as a serial killer who targets alchemists working for the state military from the country of Amestris in revenge for their involvement in the Ishvalan civil war, which caused the death of several of his comrades. Michael Tatum is the second English voice of Scar, Tatum replaced Clarke following his hiatus from voicework and was experienced as he had replaced Clarke as Victor Hilsire in Gunslinger Girl. Similarly, his character was received positively by publications from manga and anime, who find him as an atypical villain in the series. Therefore, she regards Scar as a complex character as his hatred spanned from the Ishval's civil war.
Scar was created by Arakawa in order to represent the continuous encounter that happened between people from Hokkaido and the Ainu. As the series continues, Scar's backstory is further explored and he questions his motives, eventually joining the side of the Amestrian State military, assisting in an armed coup against the government in order to defeat the organization secretly responsible for the Ishvalan Civil War. His alias is derived from the prominent X-shaped scar that decorates his brow with his birth name being unknown. Scar hails from the region of Ishval whose people were almost exterminated in a previous civil war against the state military, most notably their alchemists. Scar is introduced as a villain who targets alchemists working for the state military from the fictional country of Amestris. Scar ( Japanese: スカー, Hepburn: Sukā), also known as Scarred Man ( 傷の男, Kizu no Otoko), is a fictional character from the Fullmetal Alchemist manga series and its adaptations created by Hiromu Arakawa.
Michael Tatum (English, OVAs and Brotherhood) Ryōtarō Okiayu (Japanese, first series) ĭameon Clarke (English, first series)
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