Klaus
CharacterKlaus, called simply Pastor in the English release, is a character from the video game Fullmetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel. A priest close to the Eiselstein family, he hides a talent for alchemy that only surfaces at the story's end.
Appearance
He is presented as a clergyman, referred to fully as Father Klaus, with the English version of the game rendering him plainly as Pastor. His name is never spoken aloud in the release and shows up only in the subtitles.
History
Klaus is a priest in Hiessgart with close ties to the Eiselstein family, and he is especially connected to Armony Eiselstein. His role plays out across the events of Fullmetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel, the game in which he appears.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Klaus in Fullmetal Alchemist?
Klaus, referred to simply as Pastor in the English release, is a character from the video game Fullmetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel. He is a priest close to the Eiselstein family who hides a talent for alchemy that only surfaces at the story's end.
What is Klaus's role in the Eiselstein family?
Klaus is a priest in Hiessgart with close ties to the Eiselstein family, especially connected to Armony Eiselstein.
What is Klaus called in the English version of the game?
In the English localization of Fullmetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel, Klaus is referred to simply as Pastor, and his actual name is never spoken aloud, appearing only in the subtitles.
Does Klaus practice alchemy?
Yes. By the game's conclusion it becomes clear that Klaus, despite his clerical calling, is also versed in alchemy, performing the telltale transmutation gestures himself.
What game does Klaus appear in?
Klaus appears in Fullmetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel, a video game entry in the franchise, and does not appear in the manga or either anime adaptation.
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