A Daydream is the seventy-third chapter of the Fullmetal Alchemist manga and part of the Briggs Arc, appearing in the eighteenth bound volume. It comes after A Chain of Negativity, A Pebble of Goodness and leads into The Dwarf in the Flask.
Summary
Numbered seventy-three in the run, this chapter is set within the Briggs Arc and rounds out the eighteenth volume of the manga. Because the reference source keeps no account of its events, a plot summary is not provided.
Key Events
Within the series order, the chapter moves the Briggs Arc onward from A Chain of Negativity, A Pebble of Goodness toward The Dwarf in the Flask. The source lists no particular incidents tied to it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What story arc is Chapter 73: A Daydream part of?
Chapter 73: A Daydream is set within the Briggs Arc of the Fullmetal Alchemist manga.
What volume of the manga does Chapter 73: A Daydream round out?
Chapter 73: A Daydream rounds out Volume 18 of the Fullmetal Alchemist manga.
When was Chapter 73: A Daydream first published in Japan?
Chapter 73: A Daydream first ran in Japan on July 12, 2007, with the English release following on May 19, 2009.
What chapter comes before A Daydream?
Chapter 73: A Daydream is preceded by Chapter 72: A Chain of Negativity, A Pebble of Goodness.
What chapter follows A Daydream?
Chapter 73: A Daydream is followed by Chapter 74: The Dwarf in the Flask.
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