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Example A:
Major Armstrong from Fullmetal Alchemist.
He cared as much about the beauty of a well trained body, than he did about true usable strength. He was convinced that the sight of his perfect body, would inspire his troops.
He gave technique a very slight emphasis over brute force, managing to defeat stronger enemies through a combination of technique and strength.
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Example B:
Sig Curtis from Fullmetal Alchemist
Sig does hard physical labor day in and day out at the butcher shop he owns, this apparently provides plenty of exercise on its own.
He is never mentioned as one to train his body, but as the husband of “Teacher” Izumi (the “sensei” character of the series), we can assume he participates in physical training.
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As a result, when they finally see each other fight, Sig is impressed by Armstrong’s strength and skill, but Armstrong is completely stunned by Sig’s sheer strength.
Both are impressive body types, but one wins out in terms of practicality.
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This smooth, simple oak table has a musical secret under its hood. Lift a door on its side and you’ll expose a full, 88-key electric piano. The Piano Table designed by Georg Bohle is one of the most inventive pieces of furniture in some time, merging the musical with the modern. The table itself is ideal for a dining room, it stretches long enough to fit a whole family and is unobtrusive in design. After the meal, however, flip open the piano door and you and your guests can enjoy some music, made from the exact place you just ate. This special piece of furniture does not come cheap, however, as this piano table is made to order at $6,000 a piece.
