Hohenheim then asks why Trisha died, and Edward replies that it's because of the hardships he made her go through by leaving her.
Hohenheim questions why Edward hates him so much, and Edward only tells him that he would knock him out if he were not in front of Trisha's grave at the moment. Edward then remarks that Hohenheim had the nerve to show up in Resembool after all these years. Hohenheim informs Edward that Pinako explained that he and Alphonse performed a Human Transmutation. Įdward eventually returns to Resembool from Xerxes, and as he passes by the graveyard, he sees Hohenheim standing in front of Trisha's grave addressing him as his father. Pinako notes that Hohenheim hasn't aged since he left Resembool.
Pinako is surprised to see him return, and he apologizes for scaring her and Den. He then heads over to the Rockbell home, informing Pinako Rockbell that his house is gone. Hohenheim eventually returns to Resembool and finds that his home has been burned down. It was the Homunculus who gave Hohenheim his name and helped him gain freedom and immortality (at a great cost). Then, he was called the Dwarf in the Flask, otherwise known as Homunculus. Hohenheim was then known as Slave #23, and it was there that he met the mysterious figure, Father. Before his descent into the world of alchemy, he was a slave. His love extended to the point where he was willing to sacrifice himself in order to bring back Alphonse. However, Hohenheim still deeply loved his family, as he was once overwhelmed by emotion during a family photoshoot, and mourned his wife's death. His distance from his family was the reason why Edward blamed him for his mother's death, since she died while waiting for Hohenheim to return from his journey. He preferred for his sons to not follow in his tracks, as he viewed himself as a monster. He was a father and husband, but estranged from his sons. He also is somewhat prideful in his adulthood, calling himself the "hero" when showing up to confront Pride. His sense of duty is also great enough that he continued to work to prevent Father from achieving his goals. Since then, he has been making friends with the many souls of the Xerxes citizens trapped within him. After the incident in Xerxes, he was plunged into despair, as he realized what his actions had done to the people around him. As he grew older, he controlled his anger more. He also was very curious guy, wanting to know what freedom was like and wanted to learn alchemy. He typically wears suits.Īs a teenager, Hohenheim was ill-tempered and prideful for a slave, reacting angrily to insults made by the original Houmunculus. As he grew older, his facial features aged with time with golden irises, wore glasses, more defined cheekbones, and he grew a beard, which connected his hair with his sideburns. He wore gray clothing during his time as a slave. Hohenheim, in his younger years, had a very youthful appearance, with long blond hair extending to his upper back, which he keeps in a ponytail. He also was instrumental in the development of the creation of Alkahestry in the country of Xing. He is deeply connected to the first Homunculus, Father, and has planned to counter the latter's plans for as long as the Homunculus has been manipulating Amestris. He is the estranged father of Edward and Alphonse Elric. Van Hohenheim (ヴァン・ホーエンハイム, Van Hōenhaimu) is the oldest and most powerful alchemist in the world.
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