Q&A for How to Draw a Transmutation Circle

If you feel more comfortable and familiar with alchemy, then yes, you can use it.

If you want to trap a normal-sized homunculus, the transmutation circle should be on the small side.

Newton tried, and failed. Most consider it to be a pseudoscience, like phrenology. Learning Chemistry is the closest thing we have to it.

Probably not, unless you have an extremely steady hand and practice doing it over many, many hours.

No. It's physically impossible to clap your hands and make a statue, and it's equally impossible to separate a transmutation circle and fix a broken pot.

Fullmetal Alchemist is action fiction, not a treatise of occultism. Even if you do believe in alchemy, which is a matter of spiritual beliefs, you will not transmute things the way manga characters do.

In cosplay or decoration. This circle comes from a work of fiction, not from a real guide on alchemy.

It serves as decoration for cosplay and looks cool if you hang it on a wall.

This transmutation circle, as much as it might be inspired by actual historical occultism sources, is fiction. It does nothing.

The idea of alchemy is pseudoscience, so unfortunately, you can't clap your hands together to turn that coin into gold.

Yes! There are multiple circles or none at all! It all depends on the transmutation circle you want to make!

Unfortunately alchemy is purely fictional, so no. However, this can look really cool on cosplay or a wall!