
The Throne of God is the 105th chapter of Fullmetal Alchemist, collected in volume 26 during the climactic Promised Day storyline. It first ran in Japan in March 2010 and reached English readers in September 2011.
This installment sits within the Promised Day Arc, the manga's final and most far-reaching sequence, where the confrontation with Father drives toward its resolution. Printed in the twenty-sixth collected volume, the chapter follows The Center of the World and leads into Pride's Abyss, continuing the fallout from Father's seizure of a divine power.
Serialized as the one hundred and fifth chapter, this entry occupies a late position in volume 26 and carries the Promised Day struggle forward from the previous installment into the next. Its Japanese title, Kami no Miza, translates to a seat or throne belonging to God, echoing the divine ambition at the center of this stretch of the story.

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Chapter 105, The Throne of God, is part of the Promised Day Arc, the manga's climactic final storyline, collected in volume 26.
The chapter's Japanese title, Kami no Miza, translates to a seat or throne belonging to God, reflecting the divine power Father seized in the preceding chapter.
Chapter 105 follows Chapter 104: The Center of the World and leads into Chapter 106: Pride's Abyss, all within volume 26.
Chapter 105, The Throne of God, first ran in Japan on March 12, 2010, and was released to English readers on September 20, 2011.
Chapter 105, The Throne of God, is collected in volume 26 of the Fullmetal Alchemist manga.
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