Clause's Father is a background figure from the 2003 anime, a villager of Linter Village who appears during the Elric brothers' early travels. He is the parent of the tomboyish girl Clause and of an older daughter lost to the tragedy gripping the town.
Short, spiky black hair tops his fairly tall frame, and he dresses in a white shirt with a high standing collar under a black waistcoat left unbuttoned. His eyes usually stay in a narrow squint, a look likened to that of Vato Falman, and he only widens them upon witnessing one of Majhal's living Karin mannequins.
He is a devoted parent who watches over his younger daughter Clause and does not hesitate to discipline her when she and her friends cause trouble for the villagers or for visitors. He also holds the local alchemist Majhal in genuine respect.

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Clause's Father is a minor character from the 2003 anime, a resident of Linter Village and the parent of the tomboyish girl Clause, who appears when the Elric brothers pass through during an early flashback.
Clause's Father is a fairly tall man with short, spiky black hair, dressed in a white high-collared shirt under an open black waistcoat, and his eyes are usually narrowed in a squint.
Clause's Father is a devoted parent who watches over his younger daughter Clause and disciplines her when she and her friends cause trouble for villagers or visitors.
Clause's Father's household carries the weight of grief over the death of his older daughter, a loss tied to the arc surrounding the village alchemist Majhal in Linter Village.
Clause's Father debuts in Episode 4 of the 2003 Fullmetal Alchemist anime, titled A Forger's Love.
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