It's the final part of my Fullmetal Alchemist VS Brotherhood series. That's right. It only took me four years.

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00:00:00 INTRODUCTION
00:00:51 PART 1: CONFESSION
00:13:47 PART 2: ELUCIDATION
00:21:13 PART 3: EDUCATION
00:43:34 PART 4: TRANSFORMATION

BACKGROUND MUSIC

INTRODUCTION
Laws of Alchemy (from Brotherhood)

PART 1: CONFESSION
Fanfare of the Brave (from Brotherhood)
Desolation (from Brotherhood)
One is All, All is One (from Brotherhood)
Avenue (from 2003)
Kyoudai (from 2003)
Pathetic (from 2003)
The Fullmetal Alchemist Legato (from Brotherhood)
The Atonement (from 2003)
Way Home (from 2003)
Ominous Clouds (from 2003)
Beaming Sunlight (from 2003)

PART 2 ELUCIDATION
Lapis Philosophorum Piano Solo (from Brotherhood)
Anticipation (from Brotherhood)
Consonance (from Brotherhood)
Homunculus (from 2003)

PART 3 EDUCATION
Violoncello's Lament (from Brotherhood)
Eternity (from 2003)
Greed (from 2003)
Aishou (from 2003)
Mount Briggs Undulation (from Brotherhood)
A Soldier's Honor (from Brotherhood)
Crisis in the North (from Brotherhood)
A Soldier's Honor cont'd (from Brotherhood)
Immortality (from 2003)
Indignation (from 2003)
Far East Suite (from Brotherhood)
Thread of Life (from 2003)
Instigation (from 2003)
Sorrowful Stone (from Brotherhood)

PART 4 TRANSFORMATION
Heroic Bolero (from Brotherhood)
Philosophorum Omega (from Brotherhood)
Racing (from 2003)
Transient Life (from 2003)
Spiral of Truth (from Brotherhood)
Fate (from 2003)
Vestige (from 2003)
Crime and Punishment (from Brotherhood)
Main Theme ~The Alchemist (from Brotherhood)
Epilogue ~A New Journey (from Brotherhood)
Parting (from 2003)
Warning (from 2003)
Wakare no Kyoku Piano Version (from 2003)
Road to Manhood (from 2003)
Brothers (from 2003)

TOMFOOLERY RELATED TO SLOTH

All right, so, on the Wikipedia page for the seven deadly sins, there's the following claim: "Acēdia is negative form of the Greek term κηδεία ('Kēdeia'), which has a more restricted usage. 'Kēdeia' refers specifically to spousal love and respect for the dead. The positive term 'kēdeia' thus indicates love for one's family, even through death." When I read this, I thought it was really cool after all, if this is true, then Sloth would also be related to Ed and Al trying to bring their mom back to life, as that could be seen as a lack of respect for the dead. But, alas, I followed the sources cited on Wikipedia and I couldn't find something talking about this. I then followed up with one of my Patrons, Conrad, who I thought might be able to help me with this, and he reached out to a PhD friend of his who he thought might know something about these terms. Unfortunately, the PhD wasn't certain, and I'd already spent too much time trying to confirm this, so I had to stop looking. Even so, it was cool enough that I wanted to at least mention it in the video, but I also didn't want to give the sense that this is definitely true. As such, I decided to leave it in as a little throwaway, kinda joke section, and to put text leading you here, to this very paragraph your eyes glide over now. Anyway, thank you to the one person who cared to read this. Bless ya.