Lydia is a frail young woman from the 2003 anime, stricken by the Fossil Disease and engaged to the doctor Lujon. Left at the altar when he falls for Lust, she searches for him only to meet a fossilized end at his side.
Lydia, whose reference sheet also renders the name as Libia, features only in the 2003 anime. She is a delicate, sickly young woman, physically weak and unsure of herself, and she becomes one of the victims of the Fossil Disease sweeping her village.
Insecurity colors much of who she is, and her heart is set almost entirely on her fiance and the wedding she longs for. Even after Lujon humiliates her by walking out, her first instinct is still to go looking for him rather than turn away.

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When the Fossil Disease takes hold of her, her fiance Lujon buys her time by healing her with the Red Stone set in his ring. What she does not grasp is that Lujon has fallen for Lust, the stranger who gave him that ring, and on their wedding day he abandons her at the altar. After the plague flares up again, Lydia sets out to find him, unaware that he has also left the village chasing Lust and a fresh stone. A band of thugs corners her before the Elric brothers and Winry Rockbell step in, and she shares her story as they escort her home. They arrive to find the entire village claimed by the disease. Lydia races ahead and discovers Lujon's petrified body, killed by Lust before the sickness set in, and when the others catch up they find her dead in his arms, fossilized alongside him.
Lydia is a frail young woman who appears only in the 2003 anime. She is stricken by the Fossil Disease and engaged to the doctor Lujon, and she meets a fossilized end at his side.
Lydia is engaged to Lujon, a village doctor studying medicinal alchemy who ultimately leaves her at the altar.
Lujon abandons Lydia on their wedding day because he has fallen for Lust, the mysterious woman who empowered him with a Philosopher's Stone.
While searching for Lujon, Lydia arrives in his village to find it wiped out by the Fossil Disease. She discovers his petrified body and dies clutching him, fossilized alongside him.
Lydia's fiance Lujon bought her time by healing her with the Red Stone set in his ring, a stone he had received from Lust.
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