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Chapter 31: The Snake That Eats Its Own Tail

Manga ChapterCh. 31

Mustang's team verifies that their captive is truly Barry the Chopper, while beneath Central the captured Greed faces Father. Bradley is exposed as the homunculus Wrath, and Father dissolves the defiant Greed to reclaim his soul.

Volume: 8
Usa Release: July 18, 2006
Chapter Title: The Snake That Eats Its Own Tail
Japan Release: January 2004
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Summary

Roy Mustang and Vato Falman answer Riza's summons over her capture of Number 66. Because the prisoner claims to be the soul of Barry the Chopper sealed in armor, the team grills him on the specifics of Barry's killings, and once satisfied of his identity they strike a bargain to learn how condemned criminals had their souls extracted and bound into suits of armor. They ask about the murder of Maes Hughes, but 66 knows nothing of it. Leaving Falman on watch, Riza and Mustang return to headquarters to dig further.

Far below the presidential residence at Central Command, Bradley brings the shackled Greed before Lust, Envy, and Gluttony, with a fifth sibling, Sloth, named but kept away at work. As the homunculi trade barbs, it comes out that the President is in fact the homunculus Wrath. Father silences the squabbling and demands to know why Greed betrayed him. Greed answers that it is simply his nature and refuses to return, so Father breaks him down into his base essence and drinks the resulting liquid soul.

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Key Events

Back in the presidential suites, Mrs. Bradley suggests her husband consider retirement, and he replies that he cannot step down just yet. Their young son Selim asks for a story from the President's recent trip south, specifically one about Edward Elric.

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Notes

Greed refers to Lust as the Ultimate Spear, while Lust calls Greed the Ultimate Shield. Most significantly, the chapter reveals that President Bradley is the homunculus Wrath.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Barry the Chopper confirmed to be in this chapter?

Roy Mustang and Vato Falman question the captured Number 66 and confirm through details of past killings that he is truly the soul of Barry the Chopper sealed inside a suit of armor.

What is revealed about Fuhrer King Bradley in Chapter 31?

Chapter 31 reveals that President King Bradley is secretly the homunculus Wrath, exposed when Greed is brought before him and his homunculus siblings Lust, Envy, Gluttony, and Father far below Central Command.

What happens to Greed in this chapter?

Greed refuses to return to Father's side, saying rebellion is simply his nature, so Father breaks him down into his base essence and drinks the resulting liquid soul.

Who are Father's other children besides Greed?

Father's other homunculus children introduced or referenced in Chapter 31 include Lust, Envy, Gluttony, Sloth, and Wrath, who is secretly President King Bradley.

What does Selim Bradley ask his father in this chapter?

Selim Bradley asks his father, President King Bradley, for a story about his recent trip south, specifically requesting one about Edward Elric.

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