Welcome to Prima Materia

eXTReMe Tracker This website strives to house a diverse collection of contemplative analyses and fan fiction for the anime/manga, Fullmetal Alchemist. Prima Materia was started by Kalliel and Fanta on 23 July 2006, after over a year of planning and fine-tuning. To learn more about the policies and workings of Prima Materia, feel free to drop by the About section.


3 September 2006

The SueCross fan fiction contest is finally drawn to a thrilling close. Please congratulate Ambre for her winning piece, Emulsion. Many thanks to all voters and participants!

In Fan Fiction...

300 Lbs. of Love by Cherrymelle

fanfic: yaoi - complete - Armstrong x various, including Envy - humour, crack - 3000 words

Too Much of a Good Thing by Velvet Mace

fanfic: sue - complete - Roy, homunculus!Sue - 6500 words


Their Dream by |_envyxedward_|

fanfic: sue - complete - Edward, other-side-of-the-gate!Sue - fluff - post-series (disregarding movie canon) - 5000 words

Emulsion by Ambre

fanfic: sue - complete - Hohenheim, Nash Tringham, Envy - 9200 words


Incendiary by Nyrehtak

fanfic: sue - complete - Elicia, homcunculi - 3000 words


Transaction at the Nexus by Different Dances

fanfic: crossover - complete - xxxHolic, Roy - 5400 words


In Research and Analyses...

Scar: Assessing the Fashion Sense of a Fanatic Badass Murderer by Herongale

essay: misc - complete - Scar's sexy fashion sense - visual, humour - 1500 words


A Comparison of Themes and Relationships in Fullmetal Alchemist and Rurouni Kenshin by Keishiko

essay: theme - complete - FMA, Rurouni Kenshin - comparison - 1500 words


14 August 2006

The SueCross fan fiction contest is now open for voting. Please pay a visit!

23 July 2006

Wow. After all this time (since April 2005), I honestly never thought that I would ever finish this site. Needless to say, I'm glad that I did. Unfortunately, I haven't finished most of my work (i.e. my contributions to the site, as opposed to those of [generous] outside sources. Updates may be slow in August, because my fandom time is being sucked up by this contest. Never fear - I haven't given up on this site, yet! Please wait patiently as a try to improve the aesthetics and content of this website. Thank you! Now, on to the important stuff...

In Fan Fiction...

And So She Cried by Rose Kitsune

fanfic: gen - complete - Winry, Elric Brothers - angst - 500 words


Letting Go by DM Evans

fanfic: gen - complete - Mustang, Hughes - angst - 1500 words


I Yearn for the Impossible by Fledgling

fanfic: gen - complete - Al, Winry - drabble, fluff, introspect - 300 words


Nothing More by Mei Zhu

fanfic: gen - complete - Elicia - drabble, angst - 200 words


Faith by Tragicamente

fanfic: gen - complete - Rose, Ed - drabble, introspect - 140 words


Red River by Tragicamente

fanfic: yuri - complete - Dante x Rose - smut, morbidity, NCS - 900 words


Modus Operandi by Ambre

fanfic: het - complete - Armstrong x Envy (as Maria Ross) - smut, humour - 5800 words


In Research and Analyses...

Behind the Masks of Xing by Amewarashi

essay: misc - complete - Ling, Lan Fan, Fuu - Beijing Opera - 1000 words


Prognosis: Bleak by Ketita

essay: misc - complete - Al's body, chapter 53 spoilers - research - 600 words


Why I Loved the Ending to Fullmetal Alchemist by Rashaka

essay: misc - complete - finale spoilers - 1120 words


FMA/Divine Comedy Metaphor: Past 'The Inferno' by Shoeless Wanderer

essay: theme - complete - whole-series spoilers - purgatorio metaphor - 850 words


Fullmetal Alchemist and the Kabbalah by Ketita

essay: theme - complete - speculation on FMA's Judaic roots - 5500 words


The Symbolism of the Crucified Serpent and the Ouroborus by Lykomancer

essay: symbolism - complete - crucified sperpent, ouroborus - 2300 words


Characterisation: Havoc by Oki Chan

essay: character - complete - Jean Havoc - character speculation - 750 words


Characterisation: Breda by Oki Chan

essay: character - complete - Heymans Breda - character speculation - 500 words


Thank you for being Prima Materia's initial hosted authors! You may never know how truly grateful I am for your contributions.


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