Fullmetal Alchemist

r/mangarecommendations · What are the best FINISHED manga of all time?

There’s plenty of manga that people would consider to be the best that are finished  Vinland Saga, The Climber, Innocent, Monster, 20th Century Boys, Billy Bat, Paradise Kiss, Land of the lustrous, Rookies, Slam Dunk, multiple Jojo parts, Tokyo Ghoul, Beck, Full metal alchemist etc 

r/manga · Looking for manga suitable for a 12 year old girl

I'd say that Full Metal Alchemist would be OK. Sure, there are some scary things (like creatures created by some of the alchemists), but I don't think it's something an almost teen can't handle. I've read only a few chapters of it, but Teasing Master Takagi-san could work. It's basically about a 11-12 year old boy constantly being teased by his classmate and trying to get back at her. What I've read was cute. I don't know if it had release where you live though. Oh, and if she liked One Piece and MHA, you could go with other big shonens, like Naruto and/or Bleach.

r/manhwarecommendations · (To Live as an Immortal) this brings back dark memories

Fullmetal alchemist

r/manga · Good recommendations for a beginner?

Fullmetal Alchemist. I love both animes, but the manga still is the ultimate way to enjoy the story. The original anime (2003) came out while the manga still was ongoing, eventually, the anime got ahead of the manga and had to make an "original" ending that isn't the manga's. FMA: Brotherhood has the manga's ending, but it doesn't retell the start of the story, it sumarizes or omits the parts the original anime covered. The community has a "watch the original up to x episode and then watch brotherhood from y episode" hack, but it is far from perfect.