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A Fullmetal Alchemist dakimakura can be a character choice, an artwork choice, or both. The store currently lists Roy Mustang, Riza Hawkeye, and two separate Edward Elric cover designs. Those two Edward listings are especially easy to confuse if you shop from the titles alone: their product images present different compositions. Before choosing a size or fabric, identify the exact artwork and SKU you want.
This guide compares the visible store listings, then shows how to check size, material, and the inner pillow as separate decisions. It does not assume that a character name guarantees a particular scene, that two designs are interchangeable, or that an optional selector is included in the base listing.
Start with the four designs in the series collection
The Fullmetal Alchemist dakimakura collection is the best starting point because it keeps the relevant products together. Open each listing rather than choosing from a thumbnail. A narrow thumbnail may show only one half of a two-sided design, while the full product image and SKU help distinguish the exact item.
| Listing | SKU | What to compare in the supplied image |
|---|---|---|
| Roy Mustang | D24546 | The displayed image places a full-length Roy composition on each side, with roses and ribbons in the background. |
| Riza Hawkeye | NK004 | One side shows an action pose with a handgun; the other shows a calmer standing portrait. |
| Edward Elric design A | NK003 | The supplied two-sided image shows Edward on one side and armored Alphonse on the other. |
| Edward Elric design B | NK002 | The image uses closer Edward portraits on both sides, against a dark graphic background. |
These are descriptions of the product images available when this guide was prepared. Open the current listing before buying in case an image or option has changed. The SKU is useful if you later need to compare a cart line, order confirmation, or replacement purchase.
Choose the character, then the artwork treatment
Roy Mustang: a full-length design
The Roy Mustang cover is the clearest choice here if you want the character shown from head to boot in the displayed image. Its roses, ribbons, and dark blue tones occupy much of the background. The listing image shows the same overall composition on both halves, so the appeal is the complete figure and decorative setting rather than a major front-to-back change in scene. Check the full-size preview to decide whether that repetition suits you.
Riza Hawkeye: contrast between action and portrait
The Riza Hawkeye cover offers a more obvious change of mood between the two illustrated sides. The supplied image shows Riza aiming a handgun on one half and a standing portrait on the other. That contrast may matter more to you than the character alone: consider which side you would normally display and whether the action image fits the room where the pillow will be used.
Do not infer that an option shown on another Fullmetal Alchemist product is automatically selected here. Open Riza’s listing, inspect its current size and material menus, and review the cart after making choices.
Edward Elric: two listings with different compositions
The two Edward listings deserve their own comparison. Edward design NK003 shows Edward on one side and armored Alphonse on the other in the supplied image. If seeing both brothers is central to your purchase, this is the image to inspect first. Its product title names Edward, so the full artwork—not the abbreviated title—is essential to understanding the displayed pair.
Edward design NK002 instead presents closer views of Edward on both sides. The dark graphic layout makes it a different visual choice from the full-body Edward-and-Alphonse image, even though both listings are filed under Edward Elric. Compare the two images at full size, note the SKU, and keep the correct product in your cart.
Use a two-sided preview checklist
When several products share a series name, take a moment to inspect the two halves as two separate choices. First, identify the character or characters on each side. Next, notice whether one half is a full-length figure, a closer portrait, or a different action scene. Finally, check the background and how the illustration is framed from top to bottom. Those details may matter more in daily use than the broad character label.
For example, the visible NK003 image has Edward and Alphonse as its two subjects, while NK002 keeps the focus on Edward. Riza’s supplied image changes from an action pose to a portrait. Roy’s displayed image emphasizes a full-length figure and decorative background. There is no universal winner among these choices. The useful question is which side you would want to see when the pillow is placed on your bed or sofa, and whether you value a different reverse image or a consistent look.
Compare size and fabric after you settle on the image
All four inspected listings display size choices of 100 × 34, 120 × 40, 150 × 50, 160 × 50, and 180 × 60 cm. The size in a title or category does not place that option in your cart; you must select it on the specific product page. If you already own an insert, compare both dimensions with the cover option before payment. The site’s dakimakura size guide explains the fit check in more detail.
The inspected listings also show Peach Skin, Natural Velvet, Smooth Knit, Two Way Tricot, and Upgraded Two Way Tricot as fabric options. Choose the artwork first, then compare the material menu on that listing. These are choices, not claims that every version is made from the same material. For a careful comparison of fabric names and what to confirm before ordering, use the dakimakura fabric guide. The selected combination may change the final cart price, so check the amount after making all selections.
Keep the cover and inner pillow decisions separate
Each of the four products above is presented as a dakimakura cover listing. If you need a filled pillow, check the separate inner pillow product and match its selected dimensions to the cover you intend to buy. Do not treat a pictured filled shape as proof that the insert is included. Review the product title, options, cart lines, and order total before checkout.
A practical shortlist is simple: note the character, SKU, which side or scene you prefer, selected size, selected material, and whether you already have an insert. That record makes the final comparison useful rather than turning into four tabs with similar names.
Frequently asked questions
Are the two Edward Elric covers the same design?
No. NK003 and NK002 are separate listings with different supplied images. NK003 shows Edward opposite armored Alphonse; NK002 shows closer Edward portraits on both sides. Confirm the image and SKU on the current product page.
Does the Roy Mustang listing show two different poses?
The inspected product image shows the same full-length composition on both displayed halves. Check the current full-size image before ordering if a distinct reverse-side scene is important to you.
Which size should I choose for an existing inner pillow?
Match both the listed length and width of your insert to the exact cover option. Do not rely on a character title or thumbnail to determine size, and review the selected option in the cart.
Is an inner pillow included with these covers?
Do not assume it is. These are cover listings, while the store also offers an inner pillow as a separate product. Check the current listing and cart lines for what your order includes.
Ready to choose? Return to the Fullmetal Alchemist collection, open your favorite artwork at full size, and carry its SKU, size, and fabric choice through to checkout.