Elisa
CharacterElisa is a young girl from the mining town of Xenotime who appears only in the 2003 anime series. The daughter of Lemack, she is best remembered for her fondness toward a townsman she affectionately calls Uncle Belsio.
Appearance
Elisa is a small girl growing up in the mining settlement of Xenotime. The source material offers little about her looks beyond her being a child of the town, introduced during the 2003 anime's stay in the region.
Personality
What defines Elisa is her affection for the people around her, above all the man she calls Uncle Belsio. Whether he is truly a relative of hers is never confirmed; the title may simply be a term of endearment, since her official write-up notes only that she is fond of him without stating any actual family tie.
History
Elisa belongs exclusively to the 2003 animated series, first appearing in its eleventh episode as one of the residents caught up in the events surrounding Xenotime. She is the daughter of a man named Lemack. In the franchise's tie-in Trading Card Game she is instead called Alisa, one of a few small naming differences that follow her across the spin-off material.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Elisa in Fullmetal Alchemist?
Elisa is a young girl from the mining town of Xenotime, the daughter of a man named Lemack, who appears only in the 2003 Fullmetal Alchemist anime.
Who is Uncle Belsio to Elisa?
Elisa is fond of a townsman she calls Uncle Belsio, though whether he is actually a relative is never confirmed, and the title may simply be a term of endearment.
When does Elisa first appear in Fullmetal Alchemist?
Elisa first appears in episode 11 of the 2003 Fullmetal Alchemist anime, during its storyline set in Xenotime.
Does Elisa appear in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood or the manga?
No, Elisa is exclusive to the 2003 Fullmetal Alchemist anime and does not appear in the manga or in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.
Is Elisa known by another name in Fullmetal Alchemist media?
Yes, in the franchise's Trading Card Game Elisa is instead called Alisa, one of a few small naming differences that follow her across spin-off material.
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