Lemack is a resident of the mining town of Xenotime and the father of Elisa, appearing only in the 2003 anime. A minor townsperson, he is chiefly noted for his open dislike of Belsio, the man his daughter has taken a liking to.
Lemack is a grown man of Xenotime, presented as Elisa's father. A likeness of him surfaces in the Dual Sympathy video game's character gallery for Elisa, a headshot that appears only in that game and not on her reference sheet from the official Hagaren website.
The one trait the story gives him is his attitude toward Belsio. He is noticeably disdainful of the man, which puts him at odds with his daughter Elisa, who is fond of Belsio.
Lemack turns up in the 2003 series' Episode 11, yet his name is never actually said on screen. It first appears in that episode's credits, and it only became clear that this was Elisa's father once the detail was confirmed by the official Hagaren website and the Dual Sympathy game, where he is alternatively romanized as Remac. Adding to the ambiguity, the same Episode 11 credits list a character called Delfino, never formally identified but presumed to be another Xenotime local.
Lemack is a resident of the mining town of Xenotime and the father of Elisa, appearing only in the 2003 anime. He is a minor townsperson chiefly noted for his open dislike of Belsio, the man his daughter has taken a liking to.
The story gives little detail beyond Lemack's disdain for Belsio, which puts him at odds with his daughter Elisa, who is fond of the man.
Lemack appears in Episode 11 of the 2003 anime, though his name is never actually spoken on screen and first appears only in that episode's credits.
Lemack's connection to Elisa as her father was confirmed through the official Hagaren website and the Dual Sympathy video game, where he is alternatively romanized as Remac.
No, Lemack is exclusive to the 2003 anime and does not appear in the manga or Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.
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