Amue Armstrong is the second daughter of the noble Armstrong house of Amestris, ranking just below her eldest sister Olivier and above her sister Strongine. Like her siblings she is a towering, powerfully built figure, yet the story gives her almost no screen time, cutting her from the 2003 anime and reducing her to a single silent cameo in the 2009 series.
As an Armstrong, Amue is a mountain of a woman, standing tall and heavily muscled. She and her younger sister Strongine both rise more than a head above their eldest sister Olivier, who is the second shortest of the siblings. She carries the bloodline's signature curled forelock and the faint, almost eerie sparkle of pride that hovers around every member of the family.
The source develops Amue very little on her own, presenting her instead through the qualities shared across her house. Like the rest of the Armstrongs she is fiercely honorable and openly, theatrically proud of the family name, embodying the inherited glow of pride rather than any distinct personal role in the plot.
Amue is the second-born of Philip Gargantos Armstrong's five children, placed between the eldest, Olivier Mira Armstrong, and the third daughter, Strongine. She barely features in the adaptations. She is omitted entirely from the 2003 anime and appears in the 2009 series only as a single wordless cameo in Episode 38, Conflict at Baschool, glimpsed unnamed during one of Yoki's flashbacks. She is also absent from the Chuang Yi English manga, which dropped the In Memoriam pages where the Armstrong family portrait normally appears.

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Amue Armstrong is the second daughter of the noble Armstrong family of Amestris, ranking below her eldest sister Olivier and above her younger sister Strongine. Like the rest of her family, she is a towering, powerfully built woman, though she receives almost no screen time in the story.
Amue Armstrong is left out of the 2003 anime entirely. In the 2009 series she appears only once, as a single wordless cameo in Episode 38, "Conflict at Baschool," glimpsed unnamed during one of Yoki's flashbacks.
Amue Armstrong stands taller than her eldest sister Olivier Mira Armstrong, who is actually the second shortest of the Armstrong siblings. Amue and her younger sister Strongine both rise more than a head above Olivier.
The story develops Amue Armstrong very little as an individual, instead portraying her through traits shared across the whole Armstrong family. Like her relatives, she is fiercely honorable and openly, theatrically proud of the family name.
Amue Armstrong is the second-born of Philip Gargantos Armstrong and his wife's five children. Her siblings are eldest sister Olivier Mira Armstrong, younger sister Strongine Armstrong, brother Alex Louis Armstrong, and youngest sister Catherine Elle Armstrong.
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