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- heathcliffe-arbor title "Heathcliffe Erbe".
- heathcliffe-arbor title "Heathcliffe Erbe".
- heathcliffe-arbor title "ヒースクリフ・アーブ".
- heathcliffe-arbor description "Heathcliff Erbe was as an Ishvalan cadet around the same time that Roy Mustang and Maes Hughes also enlisted in the military. Heathcliff joined in hope of becoming an officer and eliminating discrimination from within in the military, much like the motivations of Major Miles, another Ishvalan soldier. Due to his race, many other soldiers constantly harassed and threatened Heathcliff. During the Ishvalan War of Extermination, he ran into Roy, who had saved him from being bullied in the academy, along with Maes Hughes. He was then promtly shot by Hughes, after he shot Roy. (Source: FMA Wiki)".
- heathcliffe-arbor image "https://media.kitsu.io/characters/images/29226/original.jpg".
- heathcliffe-arbor mainEntityOfPage "https://myanimelist.net/character/46553".
- heathcliffe-arbor name "Heathcliffe Erbe".
- heathcliffe-arbor name "Heathcliffe Erbe".
- heathcliffe-arbor name "ヒースクリフ・アーブ".
- heathcliffe-arbor type Thing.
- heathcliffe-arbor type Character.
- heathcliffe-arbor comment "Heathcliff Erbe was as an Ishvalan cadet around the same time that Roy Mustang and Maes Hughes also enlisted in the military. Heathcliff joined in hope of becoming an officer and eliminating discrimination from within in the military, much like the motivations of Major Miles, another Ishvalan soldier. Due to his race, many other soldiers constantly harassed and threatened Heathcliff. During the Ishvalan War of Extermination, he ran into Roy, who had saved him from being bullied in the academy, along with Maes Hughes. He was then promtly shot by Hughes, after he shot Roy. (Source: FMA Wiki)".
- heathcliffe-arbor label "Heathcliffe Erbe".
- heathcliffe-arbor label "Heathcliffe Erbe".
- heathcliffe-arbor label "ヒースクリフ・アーブ".
