The Snow Queen is the sixty-sixth chapter of the Fullmetal Alchemist manga, opening Volume 17 and continuing the Briggs Arc at the nation's frozen northern outpost, where the story lingers on the fortress and the soldiers who hold the line against the cold and beyond.
Summary
The Snow Queen is the sixty-sixth chapter of Hiromu Arakawa's Fullmetal Alchemist manga, and it begins the seventeenth collected volume of the series. The chapter forms part of the Briggs Arc, the storyline set at the snowbound northern fortress of Amestris. The material referenced here preserves the chapter's heading, its number, and its release details rather than a full account of what takes place.
Key Events
As chapter 66, it takes over from The Ironclad Rule and leads into Burgeoning Borders. Opening Volume 17 within the Briggs Arc, it sits among the chapters devoted to the events at the northern wall.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What volume of Fullmetal Alchemist does Chapter 66 open?
Chapter 66, The Snow Queen, begins Volume 17 of the Fullmetal Alchemist manga.
What story arc does Chapter 66 continue?
Chapter 66 forms part of the Briggs Arc, the storyline set at the snowbound northern fortress of Amestris.
Which chapters border Chapter 66 in the reading order?
Chapter 66 takes over from Chapter 65, The Ironclad Rule, and leads into Chapter 67, Burgeoning Borders.
When was Chapter 66 first published in Japan?
Chapter 66 was published in Japan on December 12, 2006.
When did Chapter 66 reach English readers?
Chapter 66 reached English readers on October 22, 2008.
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