The ninetieth chapter of the Fullmetal Alchemist manga belongs to the Promised Day Arc and appears within volume 22. Its Japanese title, Fushi no Gundan, renders in English as Army of Immortals. In the running order it follows Soldiers' Return and leads into A Reunion of Alchemists.
Summary
This installment carries the ninetieth chapter number of the Fullmetal Alchemist manga and unfolds inside the Promised Day Arc, the sprawling climax of the series. It was collected into the twenty-second bound volume. Its Japanese title reads 不死の軍団, romanized as Fushi no Gundan.
Key Events
Within the overall sequence, the chapter comes directly after Soldiers' Return and passes straight into A Reunion of Alchemists. It sits among the late Promised Day chapters that drive the story toward its final confrontations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Japanese title Fushi no Gundan mean?
The Japanese title Fushi no Gundan translates to Army of Immortals, the English title of Chapter 90 of the Fullmetal Alchemist manga.
What story arc and volume does Chapter 90: Army of Immortals belong to?
Chapter 90: Army of Immortals belongs to the Promised Day Arc and is collected in volume 22 of the Fullmetal Alchemist manga.
Which chapters come before and after Chapter 90: Army of Immortals?
Chapter 90: Army of Immortals follows Chapter 89: Soldiers' Return and leads into Chapter 91: A Reunion of Alchemists.
When was Chapter 90: Army of Immortals released in Japan?
Chapter 90 of Fullmetal Alchemist first reached Japanese readers in December 2008.
When was the English edition of Chapter 90: Army of Immortals published?
VIZ Media issued the English language edition of Chapter 90: Army of Immortals on January 19, 2010.
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