
Pride's Abyss is the 106th chapter of Fullmetal Alchemist, collected in volume 26 during the Promised Day storyline. It debuted in Japan in April 2010 and arrived for English readers in September 2011.
This chapter falls within the Promised Day Arc, the sweeping final movement of the manga that pushes the battle against Father toward its climax. Collected in the twenty-sixth volume, it follows The Throne of God and leads into the series' penultimate installment, continuing the desperate struggle unfolding in Central.
Numbered as the one hundred and sixth chapter, this entry sits near the end of volume 26 and advances the Promised Day confrontation from the prior chapter into the next. Its Japanese title, Puraido no Shin'en, points to a depth or abyss tied to Pride, the homunculus who looms large across this final stretch.

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Chapter 106, Pride's Abyss, belongs to the Promised Day Arc, the manga's sweeping final storyline, collected in volume 26.
The chapter's Japanese title, Puraido no Shin'en, points to a depth or abyss tied to Pride, the homunculus who looms large across this final stretch of the story.
Chapter 106 follows Chapter 105: The Throne of God and leads into Chapter 107: The Last Battle, both part of volume 26.
Chapter 106, Pride's Abyss, debuted in Japan on April 12, 2010, and reached English readers on September 20, 2011.
Chapter 106's title, Pride's Abyss, is sometimes rendered in English as The Abyss of Pride.
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