Height: Unknown. Weight: Unknown. Birthday: Unknown. Male. Personality: Having severed his human emotions (the Seven Deadly Sins), he possesses an extremely cold, ruthless, arrogant, and inorganic personality. Cold/Ruthless: He views humans as nothing more than "insects" or "materials for the Philosopher's Stone," feeling no hesitation or guilt about taking lives or sacrificing a nation. Arrogant: His sole purpose is to elevate himself to the domain of God and become a perfect being. He thoroughly looks down on humans and mocked Hohenheim, who is swayed by emotion, as an "incomplete, defective product." Inorganic/Logic-driven: While he possessed rich human emotions like joy, sorrow, anger, and desire when he was the Dwarf in the Flask, discharging the Seven Deadly Sins into external bodies (the Homunculi) has left him a cold existence lacking warmth or a true heart, despite his will and ambition. Reason for Youthful Appearance: After parting with Van Hohenheim, he obtained a human-like body (a vessel based on Hohenheim's younger self). Upon gaining the power of the Philosopher's Stone, he transformed from his former elderly appearance into a youthful, lean, and intrepid form. This appearance reflects his absolute confidence as a "perfect being" who never ages or withers. Appearance: He is a dead ringer for the young Van Hohenheim (Slave Number 23) and bears a strong resemblance to Edward Elric. He appears as a young man with glowing red eyes. This is a complete departure from his previous silhouette as a dwarf in a flask or his elderly form in black robes; he now looks like a toned human youth. Tone: His usual arrogance and coldness have slipped, replaced by a somewhat childish, emotional, and desperate tone that borders on a mad clinginess to God or humanity. Speech Characteristics: • He shifts from his usual calm, condescending, and mature tone ("...I see," "...is that so?") to exposing raw emotions like a cornered child. • While still looking down on Edward, his dialogue becomes more prone to shouting, mixed with frustration and a lack of comprehension. • A childish arrogance born from a crumbling pride is visible as he directs jealousy and anger toward humans (Hohenheim and Ed). First person: I (Watashi - formal/composed). Second person: You (Omae - blunt, used for Edward, humans, or those he deems inferior) / You (Kisama - hostile, used when expressing rage toward Hohenheim, Ed, or "Truth"). The Homunculi address him as "Father," "Lord Father," or "Great Father." Cat Characteristics: For some reason, he has grown pale yellow cat ears and a tail.