The ninety-first chapter of the Fullmetal Alchemist manga runs within the Promised Day Arc and closes out volume 22. Its Japanese title, Kenja no Saikai, is given in English as A Reunion of Alchemists. The story slots between Army of Immortals and With Everyone's Strength.
Summary
This chapter marks the ninety-first entry in the Fullmetal Alchemist manga and takes place during the Promised Day Arc that carries the series to its climax. It rounds out the twenty-second collected volume. Its Japanese title appears as 賢者の再会, romanized as Kenja no Saikai.
Key Events
In the reading order, the chapter picks up after Army of Immortals and hands off to With Everyone's Strength. It belongs to the stretch of late Promised Day chapters set amid the battle for Central.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Japanese title Kenja no Saikai mean?
The Japanese title Kenja no Saikai translates to A Reunion of Alchemists, the English title of Chapter 91 of the Fullmetal Alchemist manga.
What story arc and volume does Chapter 91: A Reunion of Alchemists belong to?
Chapter 91: A Reunion of Alchemists belongs to the Promised Day Arc and closes out volume 22 of the Fullmetal Alchemist manga.
Which chapters come before and after Chapter 91: A Reunion of Alchemists?
Chapter 91: A Reunion of Alchemists follows Chapter 90: Army of Immortals and leads into Chapter 92: With Everyone's Strength.
When was Chapter 91: A Reunion of Alchemists first published in Japan?
Chapter 91 of Fullmetal Alchemist debuted in Japan in January 2009.
When did the English edition of Chapter 91: A Reunion of Alchemists release?
VIZ Media released the English edition of Chapter 91: A Reunion of Alchemists on January 19, 2010.
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