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Reviewing Fire Force. _ One Of My Favourites.@aikay180d
Hello Anime Fans, Today I bring you a review of Fire Force, Now Fire Force is one of those anime that starts off looking like pure action and flames, but the more you watch, the more you realize there is something deeper burning underneath it all, on the surface, it’s about fire fighters fighting fire monsters, but really, it is about loss, faith, truth, and trying to save people in a world that is already half broken.
The world of Fire Force is scary in a quiet way, Imagine people just randomly bursting into flames one day and turning into monsters called Infernals, no warning, no cure, just fire, because of this, Special Fire Force companies are formed, their job isn’t just to fight fires, but to put these burning humans to rest, that alone already sets the tone of the anime this isn’t just hero work, it’s tragic work.
We follow Shinra Kusakabe, a young guy with the power to ignite his feet and fly around like a rocket, he joins Company 8, a unit that’s kind of different from the rest,They are not just about following orders blindly, they actually want to know why all of this is happening, Shinra himself isn’t your usual confident hero,
he smiles at the wrong times, gets misunderstood a lot, and people even call him a devil, but deep down, all he wants is to be a hero who saves others.
What really drives Shinra is his past. His mother died in a fire, and his little brother Sho was believed to be dead too, Even worse, Shinra was blamed for it, that pain follows him everywhere, and you can feel it in how badly he wants to prove himself, watching him grow isn’t about power alone, it is about him slowly believing that he deserves to be called a hero.
As the story moves forward, Fire Force stops being just about Infernals. It opens up into something bigger and darker, there’s religion, corruption, secret organizations, and a dangerous group called the White Clad who believe fire is sacred, they want to recreate a massive disaster called the Great Cataclysm, and suddenly the flames aren’t just accidents anymore they are part of a plan.
One thing I really enjoyed is how every Fire Force company feels different. They all have their own beliefs, secrets, and ways of doing things, Company 8 often clashes with others, not just with fists but with ideals, It makes the story feel layered, like there is no single right side, just people choosing what they believe is right.
The fights in Fire Force are insane, but not in a mindless way, the power system, pyrokinesis, is broken into generations, and that makes battles feel strategic, It is not just who has bigger flames, it’s how they use it, Plus, the animation and sound design? Crazy good, every kick, blast, and explosion hits hard.
But what really makes Fire Force really stand out is its themes, It talks about faith, about what it means to save someone, and whether the destruction can ever be justified, so yes too It balances dark moments with humor so it never feels like too heavy, but also never shallow.
And In the end, Fire Force is more than just fire and fights, It is about people trying to find truth in a burning world, and in truth, once you get pulled into it, it is very hard not to keep watching, because you want answers just as much as Shinra does, here I rate Fire Force 8/10.
When I first noticed Fire Force popping up—streaming on Crunchyroll during the Spring 2025 anime season—it piqued my interest as one of the final great series of that lineup. I’d heard whispers that it carried forward some of the energy of Soul Eater, which instantly lit a spark of curiosity.
With the world in the grip of spontaneous human combustion, Shinra Kusakabe is a member of Special Fire Force Company 8 that fights against a horrifying enemy: the Infernals, who are humans who have been burned by spontaneous human combustion and transformed into monsters. Yet there is more than just flame-fighting going on: there are religious cults, haunting power, and reflections of the past trauma of Shinra himself.
The animation was burning with more intensity than I thought. David Production, which produces JoJo Bizarre Adventure, provides fire effects, which are alive, crackling, swirling, breathing. When Shinra brings down the flames, a blaze, or firemen fight with the religious fanatics White-Clad cult, it is simply kinetic cinema.
That is why Episode 6 of Season 3 in which Shinra fights against Captain Burns went viral. The fight was dubbed by fans as one of the best in anime in 2025 due to its perfect choreography and flashbacks that touch the heartstrings.
Not all the scenes set fire, though. The flow has stalled: Season 3, Part 1 is sharp in the beginning and dull in the end. Critics observe lessons about world lore, also find that not all emotional stakes connected
But Why Tho?
Setting is important: following chapters of explosions are chapters of slower arcs that are like long waits between action bursts.
The arc of Shinra is not light: a hero with a guilty conscience and with hope. Critics even recognize his strata of sorrow and self-questioning.
Supporting characters, such as Maki Oze and Arthur Boyle, arouse admiration of fans, although not all of them appreciate whether their characters are deep enough. Maki is not unpopular, yet certain fans feel marginalized. The bravado of Arthur is convincing, even arrogant.
It also has fan-service that is repeated, including with Tamaki Kotatsu, with the Reddit debates about it being either funny or despised because of its timing and tone. It occasionally breaks the tone--serious interspersed with suggestive humour.
I watched several episodes late at night with headphones—and I could feel that crackle when fire ignites on screen. The sound design is repeatedly praised: every casualty, roar, and whoosh feels visceral . Kenichiro Suehiro’s soundtrack flips between soaring heroism and smoldering tension—quite literally underscoring every emotional and action-packed moment.
In addition to hot fights, Fire Force gives a look at the identity under the veil of fire. The fight of Shinra is not only a fight between the outside and inside, but also the fight of trauma and hope. There are characters struggling with faith, authority, and intentions.
Religion is a theme (Infernals and the White-Clad), and the fire is not just fire, but the image of rebirth, faith and temptation of the power
Fire Force is not perfect. Its rhythm slows down when the initial excitement wears off, and some storylines seem to be used in the wrong way. Sometimes fan service takes the focus away of what could otherwise be a gripping moment.
Nevertheless it has what it is offering: spectacular fire animation, action packed fight scenes and a world burnt with emotion. The tragedy-fueled-but-redemption-illuminated path of Shinra still remains the core of it
I could not sleep because I was binge-watching Episode 6 of this season since it appeared and seemed to be alive. It was the sound, the visuals, emotional beats--they fitted. However, the weight was felt when the slow burn came. But yet I am tempted to complete, to be tempted by that promise of flame.
Streaming Season 3 is just like being on a rollercoaster and the ride is just going up again, perhaps it is about to hit the top. Part 2 will be released in January 2026, so I am willing to bet the finale will deliver the payoff the first few episodes warrant.
You might like Fire Force, in case you like a hot action, emotional character development surrounded in flames, and you can excuse the clumsy pacing and fan-service tangents. Just make sure you watch it with volume on- and perhaps do not drink coffee when you watch; the adrenaline may not let you sleep.
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A few months ago, while watching the last episodes of the second season of Solo Leveling (Ore dake Level Up na Ken), I took a look at the homepage of Anime FLV, an online site where I usually watch anime. There, a title caught my attention, and I decided to give it a try, which I do not regret.
Fire Force (En'en no Shōbōtai)
Fire Force tells the story of a 17-year-old boy, Shira, from the moment he joins Japan's 8th fire brigade. This anime presents us with a world in which, in addition to normal fires, there are others caused by infernos, which are nothing more than human beings who have spontaneously combusted.
Infernos have no reason, are uncontrollable, can throw fireballs, some can reach great power and speed, each has a unique appearance, but in general they are black figures enveloped in fire.
Shira is a third-generation victim of human combustion, meaning he is capable of generating flames in specific parts of his body, in his case his feet. When he was a child, his house was set on fire by an infernal, and he was the only survivor. Since then, he has had a nervous laugh that comes out when he feels pressured, and because of this, he was accused of murdering his mother and brother.
The world in which Shira lives is what emerged after an event called the Great Cataclysm. From there, a religion arose in which the sun is worshipped, and before killing any infernal, they say a prayer so that the being may find rest.
But what is interesting about this anime? First, it is the construction of a world. As I mentioned, everything takes place on a planet rebuilt after the great cataclysm, and as the anime progresses, we see places that are remnants of the previous world, not to mention the unique religion they profess, spontaneous combustion, the existence of the Pillars, and the Adolla Burst, about which there is still much to discover.
Since there are people capable of manipulating fire or generating fire in some part of their body at will, there are sometimes battles with infernos and at other times with other characters, which is great because we see how these characters grow and become stronger throughout the series.
The variety of characters in Fire Force is interesting; we see characters of all kinds, from the brilliant to the foolish, but each one has their place and importance at certain moments, each with a story and all with importance within the anime. In addition, there is no shortage of humorous moments that can even appear in the middle of a battle, when you were expecting some action, something happens that makes you burst out laughing. Among my favorite characters are Shira, Benimaru, Sho, Leonard Burns, Joker, and Obi.
The music is another of its strengths, both its openings and endings are of high quality and feature eye-catching animations that you want to see.
The animation in Fire Force is dynamic and fluid, emphasizing certain characters or details (figures within eyes) and playing with colors, which is vital because we are talking about a concept in which fire is central and therefore stands out.
This anime has two complete seasons available, and a few weeks ago, the first part of its third season finished airing. The second part will begin airing in January 2026. I give it an 8 out of 10. If you've seen this anime, tell me what you think, and if you haven't, I encourage you to give it a try.
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Hace unos meses mientras veía los últimos capítulos de la segunda témpora de Solo leveling (Ore dake Level Up na Ken) le di una vista a la página de inicio de Anime FLV, sitio online en el que suelo ver los animes, allí llamo mi atención un titulo y decidí a darle una oportunidad de lo cual no me arrepiento.
Fire Force (En'en no Shōbōtai)
Fire Force nos narra la historia de un joven de 17 años, Shira desde el momento en el que este se integra al 8.º cuerpo de bomberos de Japón, este anime nos presentan un mundo en que además de los incendios normales, hay otros, los cuales son causados por infernales que no son más que seres humanos que entraron en combustión espontánea.
Los infernales no tienen raciocinio, son descontrolados, pueden lanzar bolas de fuego, algunos pueden alcanzar potencia y velocidad, cada uno tiene un aspecto único, pero en líneas generales son una figura negra envuelta en fuego.
Ahora bien, Shira es una víctima de combustión humana de tercera generación, es decir es capaz de generar llamas en partes precisas de su cuerpo, en su caso los pies, cuando era un niño su casa fue incendiada por un infernal, él fue el único sobreviviente, de allí quedo con una risa nerviosa que aflora cuando se siente presionado y por ello se le acusó de ser el asesino de su madre y hermano.
El mundo en el que vive Shira es lo que resurgió luego de un suceso llamado el gran cataclismo. Desde allí se originó una religión en la que se adora al sol y antes de acabar con cualquier infernal, rezan una oración con el propósito de que este ser consiga descanso.
Pero ¿qué tiene de interesante este anime?, lo primero es la construcción de un mundo, como ya mencioné, todo ocurre en un planeta reconstruido luego del gran cataclismo y a medida que avanza el anime vemos lugares son restos de lo que era el mundo anterior, sin olvidar la religión que profesan que es algo único, la combustión espontánea, la existencia de los Pilares y el Adolla Burst de los cuales todavía queda mucho por descubrir.
Al existir personas capaces de manipular el fuego o de generar fuego en alguna parte de su cuerpo a voluntad, hay batallas a veces con infernales y en algunos momentos con otros personajes, lo que es genial, pues vemos como estos personajes van creciendo y fortaleciéndose a lo largo de la serie.
La variedad de personajes en Fire Force es interesante vemos personajes de todo tipo desde los brillantes hasta los tontos, pero cada uno tiene su lugar e importancia dentro de determinados momentos, cada uno con una historia y todos con importancia dentro del anime, además de que no faltan los momentos de humor que incluso pueden aparecer en medio de una batalla, cuando esperabas algo de acción, ocurre algo que te hace soltar una carcajada, entre mis personajes favoritos están Shira, Benimaru, Sho, Leonard Burns, Joker y Obi
La música es otro de sus fuertes, tanto sus openings como sus endings son de calidad y con la característica de tener animaciones llamativas que deseas ver.
La animación de Fire Force es dinámica, fluida, dándole énfasis a ciertos personajes o detalles (figuras dentro de ojos) y jugando con los colores, lo cual es vital porque hablamos de un concepto en el que el fuego es central y por ello lo destacan.
Este anime tiene disponible dos temporadas completas y hace unas semanas terminó de transmitir la primera parte de su tercera temporada. La segunda parte de la misma se comenzará a transmitir en enero del 2026. Yo le doy un 8 de 10. Si has visto este anime dime qué opinas y de no haberlo visto, te animo a darle una oportunidad.
›Anime Review ~ Fire Force: A Blazing Must-Watch Anime Adventure@papamogambo373d
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Fires and Fire Forces to extinguish them, how will this concept show a dark fantasy, let's see.
So guys, welcome to another anime review. I've brought for you today. Fire Force, a news and show with which I was so connected that I have been watching it continuously for the last two days, without doing any work. Before starting the review, I will say that you can watch this show only by trusting me. You will surely like it. There are many aspects to it.
The first region is its main character Shinra Kusakabe. Brother, I don't remember which main character I liked so much last time. That's the good thing. Like, after a long time I am seeing such a sensible and lovable main character. Apart from this, its side characters are also very accurate and very unique. And its animation is top class. And we see the best representation of the strongest Shinman Benimaru, which you must have seen in some reel or the other.
And then there's the story and the ending. That's it brother, all the points I have mentioned above, all of them weigh heavily. It's that good. Like, at the beginning of the story we are shown a normal human world, in which we are shown pyrokinetic, we are introduced to three generations. The First Gens, who are victims of spontaneous human combustion, turn into Infernals, fire-throwing monsters. And the salvation of these, basically the work of killing them is done by the fire soldiers, through their ethical methods, in which the most second Gens, who can control the fire, and the third jains, who can control their own fire, are there.
And the principle of powers for the aldo second Gen and third Gen are the same, but still we get to see the variety of abilities in them. Where again we have been introduced to eight fire force companies, which work under the Holy Soul Temple. And this temple basically worships Sol, the Sun God. Now, this has become a little bit of a case which is shown to us from the top.
But his story goes further than that. Like, Shinra he also loses his family during a fire, on top of which three-four plots open up. Then, whether this spontaneous human combustion is spontaneous or not? What's the real reason behind this? Then Olso their world was not the same from the beginning. This is what happened about 250 years ago, the etymology of what they are calling The Great Catechism. Basically, 250 years ago, there was a fire everywhere, which destroyed everything - Civilization, people, even maps.
By the way, what their world was like 250 years ago is shown to us in Season 3, Episode 12. I'm not giving you any spoilers, but bro, that was pretty crazy. And then we are shown the villains of this show, their M, those things also take the power system of this show to a very next level. And surprisingly, I haven't even scratched the surface of this series yet.
Final Verdict
So that's why I will say that if you have not seen Fire Force yet, then you must try it.
Have you seen this anime before? If you have, please share your opinion in the comments. And if you haven't, you should definitely try this anime.
Fire Force trailer
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My name is Sahariar Kabir Joy. I am 22 years old and currently a student pursuing a B.A (Honours) in English at Northern University Bangladesh. I live in Bangladesh and have a passion for watching and discussing movies & anime, travelling, and nature photography. I enjoy immersing myself in nature and have a love for photography.
Around last year I read the comic book fire force and I loved it I drawn characters from the comic more times then I could count this art work is just a perspective shot I like and I do like how I drew he's feet and leg it makes it feel impactful.
For this art work I used pens and markers but at the time my phone was having issues with the flash hence why the drawing is dark.
Also I'm thinking of getting new illustration pens so my drawings would look better
It's taken me a couple of days to make this post, I've had some little problems related to lack of motivation to write but, although I still don't feel fully motivated, I decided it's time to do this review.
Today I come to tell you about Fire Force, also known as Enen no Shouboutai in Japanese, whose first season was aired between July and December 2019 and has 24 episodes.
Currently the third season is airing after 5 years of having aired the second season in 2020, so I decided to re-watch the series from the beginning to have a fresh memory hahaha.
In a world where humanity is threatened by Spontaneous Combustion, a phenomenon whereby people go up in flames and turn into creatures called Infernals, a Special Force of firefighters called Fire Force was created, consisting mainly of people with abilities that allow them to create and control flames.
This is where we meet Shinra Kusakabe, a 17-year-old who lost his mother and younger brother in a fire attributed to him as a child and who people call demon, as he also possesses a rather disturbing smile.
Shinra Kusakabe
Despite all this, Shinra is determined to become a hero and discover the truth about the fire 12 years ago and the origin of the Spontaneous Combustion, so he joins the Fire Force and is assigned to the 8th Special Brigade.
Being part of the 8th Special Brigade of the Fire Force, Shinra meets Captain Obi, Lieutenant Hinawa, Private First Class Maki and Sister Iris, who from the first moment make him feel at home and that he is part of a family. Then we meet Arthur Boyle, a new member of the squadron with whom Shinra will establish a friendship/rivalry relationship that adds a bit of humor and drives them both to become stronger.
Akitaru Obi and Takehisa Hinawa
To get into context in the series, we must understand what the Infernals are and what the powers of the members of the Fire Force are.
The Infernals are also known as First Generation Pyrokinetics, as they are people who are consumed by flames and become fire creatures devoid of rationality capable of producing flames and burning everything in their path, causing a great deal of damage in the process.
There are also the Second Generation Pyrokinetics, who are people capable of controlling flames but unable to generate fire by themselves, so they always need a source of fire to be able to use their abilities. Among the characters who possess these abilities we have Lieutenant Hinawa, who can control the bullets fired from his guns and Maki Oze, who can control flames and give them "life".
Maki Oze
And then there are the Third Generation Pyrokinetics, who are able to generate flames from their bodies without the need for an external source. Some examples are Shinra Kusabe, who can generate fire from his feet, which allows her to move at high speeds and even fly, and Arthur Boyle, who possesses a sword that produces plasma using its flames.
Arthur Boyle
We also have characters who do not possess fire skills, such as Captain Obi, who exercises his body to the extreme and uses special tools to fight fire and Sister Iris, who serves as spiritual support to the 8th Special Brigade.
Sister Iris
Since we know what the series is about and how the different existing abilities work, although there are more different abilities that will be seen later in the series, but I won't mention them because I don't want to make spoilers, we can start with my opinions.
The main plot seems very original to me, because although it uses only one element, which is fire in this case, it does it in unique ways adding different abilities and ways to use and control fire to its characters. Using as an example Arthur's plasma sword and Princess Hibana's fire flowers.
It also has a fairly solid religious basis, as most of the actions the characters take are based on their belief in the Great Sun God, which seems to me to be an important parallel to the Catholic religion, adding somewhat controversial themes such as fanaticism.
The battles are very dynamic and well choreographed, in this aspect the production house David Production shines, and also adds special sound effects to the characters' abilities adding depth to the scenes. Here I leave you an excerpt of a battle so you can see and hear the effects used, which I don't see as a spoiler since there is not much context about it.
The antagonistic characters are charismatic and mysterious, like Joker and Haumea, and they add quite a bit of weight to the plot with their participation. Although Joker is more mysterious to me because his intentions are not clear from the beginning and his actions are somewhat contradictory at times.
As for the music section, we have a rather lively first opening that introduces us to the characters, their abilities and battle scenes that invites us to watch the series. The opening theme is "Inferno", performed by Mrs. GREEN APPLE.
The first ending is "Veil", performed by Keina Suda. It's a rather upbeat theme that contrasts a bit with the images shown, which are a sort of summary of Sister Iris's life during her stay at the convent, which makes us think that maybe she's a more important character for the plot than we thought.
For the second half of the series we have a new opening, being "MAYDAY" performed by coldrain with the collaboration of Ryo from CRYSTAL LAKE. It is a totally different theme from the first one, being a quite heavy rock song and totally in English, which is quite unique in anime industry.
I didn't mention it before, but in addition to the action we see in Fire Force we also have a lot of humor and there is some level of fan service in which both male and female characters show their bodies, but they usually do it in a way that is somewhat funny and not off-putting to some viewers, like Tamaki's perverted luck, which always puts her in awkward situations.
To conclude, we can say that it is a series that, although it seems to have a simple theme and plot at the beginning, it gains depth as the series progresses revealing things about the past of different characters.
The characters are very charismatic and funny in their own way but they also show quite a bit of seriousness when necessary and they develop very well as the story confronts them with life and death situations or when they face their own past.
In my opinion, I would give it a 9/10 since, although I liked it a lot, I don't think it's a masterpiece, plus I usually think that there's nothing perfect in the world and giving it the maximum rating would be too much hahaha
In conclusion, it's a work that I definitely recommend if you like action series with a touch of mystery, and if you like anime in general it's a series that you must watch since it was one of the best of all 2019.
Now I will start watching the second season to bring you soon a review of it, so you can follow with me the events that are presented to Shinra and company.
I'll read you in an upcoming review.
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Hola, amigos de Hive.
Me he demorado un par de días en hacer esta publicación, he tenido algunos problemitas relacionados a la falta de motivación para escribir pero, aunque aún no me siento del todo motivado, decidí que es hora de hacer esta reseña.
Hoy vengo a hablarles de Fire Force, también conocida como Enen no Shouboutai en japonés, cuya primera temporada fue emitida entre Julio y Diciembre de 2019 y cuenta con 24 episodios.
Actualmente está en emisión la tercera temporada después de 5 años de haberse emitido la segunda temporada en 2020, por lo que decidí volver a ver la serie desde el principio para tener la memoria fresca jajaja
En un mundo donde la humanidad está amenazada por la Combustión Espontánea, un fenómeno con el que las personas arden en llamas y se convierten en criaturas llamadas Infernales, fue creada una Fuerza Especial de Bomberos llamada Fire Force, formada principalmente por personas con habilidades que les permiten crear y controlar las llamas.
Acá es donde conocemos a Shinra Kusakabe, un joven de 17 años que perdió a su madre y a su hermano menor en un incendio atribuido a él cuando era un niño y al que las personas llaman demonio, ya que también posee una sonrisa bastante perturbadora.
Shinra Kusakabe
A pesar de todo esto, Shinra esta decidido a convertirse en un héroe y descubrir la verdad sobre el incendio de hace 12 años y el origen de la Combustión Espontánea, por lo que se une a la Fire Force siendo asignado a la 8va Brigada Especial.
Siendo parte de la 8va Brigada Especial de la Fire Force, Shinra conoce al Capitán Obi, al Teniente Hinawa, a la Soldado de Primera Clase Maki y a la Hermana Iris, quienes desde el primer momento le hacen sentir como en casa y que forma parte de una familia. Luego conocemos a Arthur Boyle, un nuevo miembro del escuadrón con el que Shinra establecerá una relación de amistad/rivalidad que añade un poco de humor y que los impulsa a ambos a hacerse más fuertes.
Akitaru Obi y Takehisa Hinawa
Para entrar en contexto en la serie, debemos entender qué son los Infernales y cuáles son los poderes de los miembros de la Fire Force.
Los Infernales también son conocidos como Pirocinéticos de Primera Generación, ya que son personas que son consumidas por las llamas y se convierten en criaturas de fuego carentes de racionicio capaces de producir llamas y quemar todo a su paso, causando muchísimo daño en el proceso.
Infernal/Pirocinético de Primera generación.
Fuente
También están los Pirocinéticos de Segunda Generación, que son personas capaces de controlar las llamas pero incapaces de generar fuego por sí mismas, por lo que siempre necesitan una fuente de fuego para poder utilizar sus habilidades. Entre los personajes que poseen estas habilidades tenemos al Teniente Hinawa, quién puede controlar las balas disparadas de sus armas y a Maki Oze, quien puede controlar las llamas y darles "vida".
Maki Oze
Y también tenemos a los Pirocinéticos de Tercera Generación, quienes son capaces de generar llamas de sus cuerpos sin necesidad de una fuente externa. Algunos ejemplos son Shinra Kusabe, quien puede generar fuego desde sus pies, lo que le permite moverse a grandes velocidades e incluso volar, y a Arthur Boyle, quien posee una espada que produce plasma usando sus llamas.
Arthur Boyle
También tenemos personajes que no poseen habilidades de fuego, como el Capitán Obi, quién ejercita su cuerpo al extremo y utiliza herramientas especiales para combatir el fuego y la Hermana Iris, quien sirve como apoyo espiritual a la 8va Brigada Especial.
Hermana Iris
Ya que sabemos de qué va la serie y cómo funcionan las diferentes habilidades existentes, aunque hay más habilidades diferentes que se verán más adelante en la serie, pero no las menciono porque no quiero hacerles spoiler, podemos empezar con mis opiniones.
La trama principal me parece muy original, ya que aunque utiliza un solo elemento, que es el fuego en este caso, lo hace de maneras únicas añadiendo diferentes habilidades y maneras de usar y controlar el fuego a sus personajes. Usando como ejemplo la espada de plasma de Arthur y las flores de fuego de Princess Hibana.
También tiene una base religiosa bastante sólida, ya que la mayoría de las acciones que realizan los personajes se basan en su creencia en el Gran Dios Sol, lo que me parece un paralelismo importante con respecto a la religión católica, añadiendo temas un tanto controversiales como el fanatismo.
Las batallas son muy dinámicas y bien coreografiadas, en este aspecto la casa productora David Production se luce, además que agrega efectos de sonido especiales a las habilidades de los personajes añadiendo profundidad a las escenas. Acá les dejo una extracto de una batalla para que vean y escuchen los efectos utilizados, la cual no veo como un spoiler ya que no hay mucho contexto al respecto.
Los personajes antagónicos son carismáticos y misteriosos, como Joker y Haumea, y le agregan bastante peso a la trama con su participación. Aunque Joker me resulta más misterioso porque sus intenciones no quedan claras desde el principio y sus acciones son algo contradictorias a veces.
En cuanto al apartado musical, tenemos un primer opening bastante animado que nos presenta a los personajes, sus habilidades y escenas de batallas que nos invita a ver la serie. El tema de apertura es "Inferno", interpretado por Mrs. GREEN APPLE.
El primer ending es "Veil", interpretado por Keina Suda. Es un tema bastante animado que contrasta un poco con las imágenes mostradas, que son una especie de resumen de la vida de la Hermana Iris durante su estancia en el convento, lo que nos hace pensar que tal vez ella es un personaje más importante para la trama de lo que pensábamos.
Para la segunda mitad de la serie tenemos un nuevo opening, siendo "MAYDAY" interpretado por coldrain con la colaboracion de Ryo de CRYSTAL LAKE. Es un tema totalmente diferente al primero al ser un rock bastante pesado y totalmente en inglés, lo que es bastante único en la industria del anime.
Como segundo ending tenemos "Nounai" interpretado por Lenny code fiction, un tema bastante animado que podría ser utilizado facilmente como un opening.
No lo mencioné antes, pero además de la acción que vemos en Fire Force también tenemos mucho humor y hay cierto grado de fan service en el que personajes tanto masculinos como femeninos muestran sus cuerpos, pero generalmente lo hacen de forma que sea algo gracioso y no resulte desagradable para algunos espectadores, como la suerte pervertida de Tamaki, que siempre la pone en situaciones incómodas.
Para finalizar, podemos decir que es una serie que, a pesar de que parece de temática y trama simple en su inicio, va tomando profundidad a medida que avanza la serie revelando cosas del pasado de distintos personajes.
Los personajes son muy carismáticos y divertidos a su modo pero también muestran bastante seriedad cuando es necesario y se van desarrollando muy bien a medida que la historia los enfrenta a situaciones de vida o muerte o cuando se enfrentan a su propio pasado.
En mi opinión, le daría un 9/10 ya que, aunque me gustó mucho, no me parece que sea una obra maestra, además de que suelo pensar que no hay nada perfecto en el mundo y darle la calificación máxima sería mucho jajaja
En conclusión, es una obra que definitivamente recomiendo si te gustan las series de acción con un toque de misterio, y si te gusta el anime en general es una serie que debes ver ya que fue de lo mejor de todo 2019.
Ahora empezaré a ver la segunda temporada para traerles próximamente una reseña de la misma, para que puedan seguir conmigo los acontecimientos que se les presentan a Shinra y compañía.
Nos leemos en una próxima reseña.
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Hello to all anime fans, I hope you are doing great today. This time I want to share with you all my opinions on a very popular anime that has generated certain discussions... today I will talk about: Fire Force... honestly, this is an anime that left me with several mixed feelings, it is not perfect, but it has something that manages to hook you... the premise is super interesting and a little absurd, we are talking about firefighters fighting fire... using more fire, it sounds really absurd, right? But that hint of intriguing madness is just what starts to grab you from the start.. it's like they're telling you: we're going to break the rules and we're going to do it with a lot of style..
I like how this series uses this premise with a lot of creativity, I think if you're a fan of action, you'll surely get hooked easily.. even though it sounds absurd in the best sense, the series carries it out with so much style that you end up buying it completely, and well, the idea that people can suffer some kind of spontaneous combustion and turn into hellions creates a dark, post-apocalyptic atmosphere that can attract a lot of people, it's the kind of world that's complex for both heroes and ordinary people.. the protagonist Shinra Kusakabe is a guy who at first seems like the typical Shonen hero, he's young, with a tragic past and a noble dream, but there's something about him that makes him different.. his nervous smile seems straight out of a horror movie, he's quite scary and has a certain stigma because there are people who call him a demon for an incident that happened in his childhood, This added a layer of complexity that I wasn't expecting.
This is something that directly affects his relationship with the other characters, some of them look at him with some distrust. In this world of firefighters, our protagonist, Shinra, will have to work twice as hard to prove his worth, and his past and that mistaken perception of him drive a lot of the plot. In this story, he has to try to clear his name while facing his own inner demons. Honestly, that's something that made me empathize a lot with him. How can you not feel something for someone who, despite being misunderstood and judged, continues forward with the hope of being a hero and fulfilling his dream? That strange ability he has to generate fire at his feet seems spectacular to me, and the combat scenes in which he uses it are the most exciting thing I've seen in a long time. This series knows how to show you action, it's very interesting to see how he manages to defeat enemies with skills that may be the most striking, but are undoubtedly very powerful.
Hola a todos fanáticos del anime, espero que hoy se encuentren super bien, en esta ocasión quiero compartir con todos ustedes mis opiniones sobre un anime bastante popular que ha generado ciertas discusiones.. hoy les hablaré de: Fire Force.. sinceramente, este es un anime que me dejó varios sentimientos encontrados, no es perfecto, pero tiene algo que logra enganchar.. la premisa es super interesante y un poco absurda, estamos hablando de bomberos que luchan contra el fuego.. usando más fuego, suena realmente absurdo, ¿verdad? Pero ese toque de locura intrigante es justo lo que empieza a atraparte desde el principio.. es como si te dijeran: vamos a romper las reglas y vamos a hacerlo con mucho estilo..
Me gusta como esta serie usa esta premisa con mucha creatividad, creo que si eres fanático de la acción, seguramente quedas enganchado fácilmente.. aunque suene absurdo en el mejor sentido, la serie lo lleva con tanto estilo que terminas comprándolo por completo, y bueno, la idea de que las personas pueden sufrir una especie de combustión espontánea y convertirse en infernales crea un ambiente oscuro y post-apocalíptico que puede atraer a muchas personas, es el tipo de mundo que es complejo tanto para los héroes como para las personas comunes y corrientes.. el protagonista Shinra Kusakabe es un tipo que al principio parece el típico héroe de Shonen, es joven, con un pasado trágico y un sueño noble, pero hay algo en él que lo hace diferente.. su sonrisa nerviosa parece sacada de una película de terror, da bastante miedo y tiene cierto estigma porque hay personas que lo llaman demonio por un incidente que ocurrió en su niñez, esto añadió una capa de complejidad que no me esperaba..
Esto es algo que afecta directamente su relación con los demás personajes, algunos de ellos lo miran con cierta desconfianza.. en este mundo de bomberos, nuestro protagonista, Shinra, tendrá que esforzarse el doble para demostrar su valía, además, su pasado y esa percepción equivocada de él impulsan gran parte de la trama.. en esta historia él tiene que buscar limpiar su nombre mientras enfrenta a sus propios demonios internos. Honestamente, eso es algo que me hizo empatizar mucho con él. ¿Cómo no sentir algo por alguien que, a pesar de ser un incomprendido y juzgado, sigue adelante con la esperanza de ser un héroe y cumplir su sueño? Esa extraña habilidad que tiene para generar fuego a sus pies me parece espectacular, y las escenas de combate en las que lo usa son de lo más emocionante que he visto en mucho tiempo, esta serie sabe cómo mostrarte acción, es muy interesante ver cómo se las arregla para derrotar a los enemigos con unas habilidades que tal vez sean las más llamativas, pero que sin duda son muy poderosas.
One of the things that intrigued me about this anime was the division of the generations of fire users, we have the infernals, the fire controllers, and the fire creators.. this category not only structures the whole world of this anime, but also defines the dynamics of the fights.. and boy are the fights spectacular, the animation and the sound effects elevate each confrontation to another level.. there are fights in which Shinra and his companions have to defeat certain fire enemies and it seems that the flames take on a life of their own.. the sound of all the explosions is absolutely great, it makes you feel the intensity of each blow..
Surely many fights will leave you breathless and remind you why shonen is such an attractive and exciting genre, I also like that the story plays a lot with mystery.. spontaneous combustion is not a simple accident and that's it, there is something or someone behind all this.. and the revelations about Shinra and his family's past are a constant hook that gradually attract your attention, when I realized that in the Fire Force organization itself there are certain infiltrators, the tension was increasing more and more, I like that... it's great when the story has certain aces up its sleeve and isn't afraid to use them. You feel a sense that you can't trust anyone and that gives an exciting and dangerous touch to everyone...
Just talking about the Fire Force specifically the eighth brigade where our protagonist ends up working, I like how the whole group is so dysfunctional as if it were a strange family... each one has a well-defined personality, from the serious and perfectionist Hinawa to the sweet but determined Iris, and of course we can't forget the rivalry between Shinra and Arthur, at first I thought it would be the typical stupid Shonen rivalry, and although it does have many clichés, it's also interesting and intelligent, more than I thought... it's more like an absurd competition between two friends who simply don't know they are. I like that their interactions are fun and refreshing most of the time, the whole team dynamic is great because it allows Shinra to feel like a real family.
Una de las cosas que me intrigó de este anime fue la división de las generaciones de usuarios de fuego, tenemos a los infernales, a los controladores de fuego, y a los creadores de fuego.. esta categoría no solo estructura todo el mundo de este anime, sino que también define las dinámicas de las peleas.. y vaya que las peleas son espectaculares, la animación y los efectos de sonido elevan cada enfrentamiento a otro nivel.. hay peleas en las que Shinra y sus compañeros tienen que derrotar a ciertos enemigos de fuego y parece que las llamas cobran vida propia.. el sonido de todas las explosiones es absolutamente genial, hace que sientas la intensidad de cada golpe..
Seguramente muchos combates los dejarán sin aliento y les recordarán por qué el shonen es un género tan atractivo y emocionante, me gusta también que la historia juega mucho con el misterio.. la combustión espontánea no es un simple accidente y ya, hay algo o alguien que está detrás de todo esto.. y las revelaciones sobre el pasado de Shinra y su familia son un gancho constante que van atrayendo tu atención poco a poco, cuando me di cuenta de que en la propia organización de los Fire Force hay ciertos infiltrados, la tensión iba aumentando más y más, eso me agrada.. es genial cuando la historia tiene ciertos haces bajo la manga y no le da miedo usarlos. Se siente una sensación de que no puedes confiar en nadie y eso le da un toque emocionante y a la vez peligroso a todos..
Justamente hablando de la Fire Force específicamente de la octava brigada donde nuestro protagonista acaba trabajando, me gusta como todo el grupo es tan disfuncional como si se tratara de una familia extraña.. cada uno tiene una personalidad bien definida, desde el serio y perfeccionista Hinawa hasta la dulce pero decidida Iris, y claro no podemos olvidar la rivalidad entre Shinra y Arthur, al principio pensé que sería la típica rivalidad Shonen estúpida, y aunque si tiene muchos clichés, también es interesante e inteligente, más de lo que yo creía.. es más como una competencia absurda entre dos amigos que simplemente no saben que lo son. Me gusta que sus interacciones la mayoría del tiempo son divertidas y refrescantes, toda la dinámica del equipo es genial porque permite que Shinra se sienta como en una verdadera familia.
Now, I have to be honest with you guys... not everything was perfect, while the comedy is generally well executed, there are moments where jokes pop up in serious situations and completely break the immersion, for example, there are scenes where Shinra is facing a crucial moment related to his past, or then we see a comedic intervention from a character named Tamaki, which completely diverts the attention from the emotional weight it should have had... it feels pretty stupid and unnecessary, and since there are a lot of these scenes, this is really frustrating, because these kinds of interruptions can take away a lot of the impact of the series at key moments.
And obviously, what's even more problematic is the excessive use of fanservice in this series, it was really frustrating, and it completely disconnected me from the entire narrative... although I understand that it's a common resource in shonen, here it feels totally out of place, and sometimes, frankly, it feels uncomfortable, for example, there are constant scenes where, in the middle of a dramatic situation, some accident always happens that ends up exposing the female characters completely gratuitously... this seems to me to completely divert attention from the main plot, and also makes all the emotional impact of the moment get lost.
I found it stupid and frustrating, because the series has a very well constructed narrative, and some characters that can be very interesting, should by themselves keep the viewer's attention, but I don't know why they always have the need to resort to such pathetic resources... besides, as I mentioned, these kinds of scenes can alienate a part of the audience that is looking for more consistent content, it made me want to quit the series on several occasions, because the situations were so stupid that it almost exceeded the limits of what I can bear. The quality of the animation and the character design are so good that these kinds of inclusions end up feeling like an obstacle to fully enjoying the series... I consider it one of the most serious errors that this anime has, which in itself is quite good.
Ahora, tengo que ser honesto con ustedes.. no todo fue perfecto, aunque la comedia en general está bien ejecutada, hay momentos en los que los chistes aparecen en situaciones serias y rompen completamente la inmersión, por ejemplo, hay escenas en las que Shinra está enfrentando un momento crucial relacionado con su pasado, o luego vemos una intervención cómica de un personaje llamado Tamaki, que desvía completamente la atención del peso emocional que debería haber tenido.. se siente bastante estúpido e innecesario, y como esta escena hay muchas, esto es realmente frustrante, porque este tipo de interrupciones pueden restarle mucho impacto a la serie en momentos claves.
Y obviamente, aún es mucho más problemático el uso excesivo de fanservice que hay en esta serie, era realmente frustrante, y me desconectaba completamente de toda la narrativa.. aunque entiendo que es un recurso común en los shonen, aquí se siente totalmente fuera de lugar, y en ocasiones, francamente, se siente incómodo, por ejemplo, hay escenas constantes en las que, en medio de una situación dramática, siempre ocurre algún accidente que termina exponiendo a los personajes femeninos de forma completamente gratuita.. esto me parece que desvía la atención por completo de la trama principal, y también hace que todo el impacto emocional del momento se pierda.
Me pareció estúpido y frustrante, porque la serie tiene una narrativa muy bien construida, y unos personajes que pueden llegar a ser muy interesantes, por sí solos deberían mantener la atención del espectador, pero no sé por qué siempre tienen la necesidad de recurrir a estos recursos tan penosos.. además, como lo he mencionado, este tipo de escenas pueden alejar a una parte de la audiencia que busca un contenido más consistente, a mí me hizo querer dejar la serie en varias ocasiones, porque las situaciones eran tan estúpidas que casi sobrepasaba el límite de lo que puedo soportar. La calidad de la animación y el diseño de los personajes son tan buenos que este tipo de inclusiones terminan sintiéndose como un obstáculo para disfrutar plenamente la serie.. yo considero que es de los errores más graves que tiene este anime, que de por sí es bastante bueno.
Oh, and well, trying to get rid of the bad taste in my mouth a little, I have to say that this anime knows how to take advantage of some of the typical shonen clichés to create something that, although familiar, feels fresh and exciting... it doesn't try to reinvent the genre, but it executes it with an impeccable quality that is reflected in most of the episodes. As I was saying, what shines the most here are the action scenes, they are super intense and visually spectacular, with such fluid animation accompanied by a spectacular soundtrack, making it impossible to look away... another thing, the openings and endings are also a complete gem, I loved each one of them, and the times they ended, it was impossible not to watch them again... this is an anime that doesn't pretend to be a philosophical or deeply reflective work, but what it can offer you is high quality entertainment.. its ability to balance a great mystery, fast-paced action, and unique moments of camaraderie between the firefighters makes it easy to immerse yourself in this world.
The way all the conflicts between Shinra and the other characters develop provide a lot of tension, it's also good to see characters that have some emotional growth and that allow the viewers to connect with them, overall, I give this series a 7.5/10. It's an anime that, as I said, has a lot to offer.. especially if you enjoy fighting shonen, here you'll find one with a good mystery, shocking fights, and a very interesting animation aesthetic.. I love how they are always attentive to every little detail, however, I recommend that, if you haven't seen it, you go prepared for some moments that can take you out of the experience and make you feel really uncomfortable... if it weren't for the fanservice, I think this anime could reach much higher levels, but it's impossible to take it seriously when it has such marked flaws. Its third season will be released soon, so we'll see how the rest of this story develops and if it's worth continuing to watch it. Tell me if you've seen this anime, what do you think, and I'll see you in the next reviews, I'll leave my favorite opening below. Take care, bye bye.
Ah, y bueno, tratándome de quitar un poco el mal sabor de boca, debo decir que este anime sabe como aprovechar algunos de los clichés típicos del shonen para crear algo que, aunque es familiar, se siente fresco y emocionante.. no busca reinventar el género, pero lo ejecuta con una calidad impecable que se refleja en la mayoría de los episodios. Como les decía, lo que más brilla aquí son las escenas de acción, son súper intensas y visualmente espectaculares, con una animación tan fluida acompañada de una banda sonora espectacular, haciendo que sea imposible apartar la mirada.. otra cosa, los openings y los endings también son una completa joya, me encantaron cada uno de ellos, y las veces que terminaban, era imposible no repetirlos otra vez.. este es un anime que no pretende ser una obra filosófica o profundamente reflexiva, pero lo que sí puede ofrecerte es entretenimiento de alta calidad.. su habilidad para balancear un misterio grande, una acción trepidante, y unos momentos únicos de camaradería entre los bomberos hace que sea fácil sumergirse en este mundo.
La forma en la que se van desarrollando todos los conflictos entre Shinra y los otros personajes aportan mucha tensión, también es bueno ver personajes que tienen cierto crecimiento emocional y que permiten que los espectadores puedan conectar con ellos, en general, yo le doy a esta serie un 7.5/10. Es un anime que, como lo digo, tiene mucho que ofrecer.. especialmente si disfrutas de los shonen de peleas, aquí encontrarás uno con un buen misterio, peleas impactantes, y una estética de animación muy interesante.. me encanta como siempre están atentos en cualquier mínimo detalle, sin embargo, les recomiendo que, si no lo han visto, vayan preparados para algunos momentos que pueden sacarlos de la experiencia y hacerlos sentir realmente incómodos.. si no fuera por el fanservice, creo que este anime podría llegar a niveles muchos más altos, pero es imposible tomarlo en serio cuando tiene unos fallos tan marcados. Pronto se estrenará su tercera temporada, así que veremos cómo se desarrolla el resto de esta historia y si vale la pena seguir viéndolo.. cuéntenme si han visto este anime, qué les parece, y nos veremos en las próximas reseñas, les dejaré abajo mi opening favorito. Cuídense, bye bye.
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Hello, dear Anime Kingdom community, I hope everyone is doing well, reading mangas and watching full anime 😎 I want to share a review of a super quality anime, I hope you like it.
Holaa querida comunidad Reino del anime, espero que todos estén muy bien, leyendo mangas y viendo full anime 😎 quiero compartirles una reseña de un anime super calidad, esperó les guste.
This is Fare Force, written and illustrated by Atsushi ōkubo, made into an anime in 2018 and produced by the David Production studio. It consists of 2 seasons of 24 episodes each, however, various sources on the internet announce a third season of the anime, although it has not been announced. confirmed as such.
Se trata de Fare Force, escrita e ilustrada por Atsushi ōkubo llevada a anime en 2018 siendo producida por el estudio David Production, consta de 2 temporadas de 24 episodios cada una sin embargo varías fuentes en internet anuncian una tercera temporada del anime aunque no se ha confirmado como tal.
The story begins in a world where the most common cause of death is fires and becomes "infernal" which are human beings burning until they become lost souls without reason and very dangerous since they burn and kill everything in their path, being similar to demons, for this phenomenon the reason for its existence has not been found, however effective weapons and methods are developed to put out the fires and put an end to the infernals using firefighters and "Sisters" religious practitioners who are in charge of making the May the souls of the infernals rest in peace and return to the "Great Sun", dividing into districts made up of several groups of pyrotechnic firefighters who have the gift of creating flames with their bodies without being burned, normal and religious firefighters, organized from "The First Division ", until the "Octava", commanded by the "Empire of the Great Sun in Japan".
La historia comienza en un mundo donde la causa de muerte mas común son los incendios y convertise en "infernal" los cuales son seres humanos ardiendo hasta convertirse en almas perdidas sin razocinio y muy peligrosas ya que queman y matan todo a su paso siendo parecidos a demonios, para este fenómeno no se ha conseguido la razón de su existencia, no obstante se desarrollan armas y métodos eficaces para poder apagar los incendios y acabar con los infernales utilizando a bomberos y " Hermanas" practicantes religiosos los cuales se encargan de hacer que las almas de los infernales descansen en paz y vuelvan al " Gran Sol", dividiendose en distritos conformados por varios grupos de bomberos pirotecnicos que poseen el don de crear llamas con su cuerpo sin ser quemados, bomberos normales y religiosos, organizados desde "La primera División", hasta la "Octava", comandados por el "Imperio Del Gran Sol en Japon".
Our protagonist is Shinra Kusakabe who is an orphan of father and mother, a fire destroyed his entire family including his brother, the firefighters could only save him, but upon noticing that he has pyrotechnics in his feet, they blamed him for having caused the fire. Calling him a demon, he enlists in the fire department where he promises to be a hero and put an end to the infernals. He is assigned to the Eighth division where he meets Arthur Boyle, a third generation firefighter. At first they don't get along very well but with the development of the plot they improve, along with their other companions Maki, second generation pyrotechnic firefighter, ex-military, Iris, a sick nun who is in charge of praying for the infernals in her last moments, the commander of the eighth Akitaru, Tamaki, second generation firefighter and Lieutenant Takeisha ex-military, second generation pyrotechnic firefighter weapons specialist.
Nuestro protagonista es Shinra Kusakabe quien es huérfano de padre y madre, un incendió acabo con toda su familia incluyendo a su hermano, los bomberos solo lo pudieron salvar a él , pero al notar que posee pirotecnia en los pies li culparon de haber producido el incendio llamándolo demonio, se alista en el cuerpo de bomberos donde promete ser un heroe y acabar con los infernales, es asignado a la división de la Octava donde conoce a Arthur Boyle bombero de tercera generación, al principio no se llevan muy bien pero con el desarrollo de la trama van mejorando, junto con sus demás compañeros Maki bombera pirotecnica de segunda generación, ex militar, Iris Monja enfermara la cual se encarga de rezar por los infernales en sus últimos momentos, el comandante de la octava Akitaru, Tamaki bombera de segunda generación y el teniente Takeisha ex militar, bombero pirotécnico de segunda generación especialista en armas.
Throughout the first season, everyone has a fairly fluid character development both individually and as a group, revealing a little of each protagonist's past, but also leaving behind many loose ends about the origin of the "infernal" lis. and his entire connection with the "Sun God", it is also revealed that Shinra's brother is alive and on another side, with ideals totally opposite to those of firefighters, with a vision of what humanity should be like manipulating fire. and pyrotechnics at their convenience, carrying out immoral and destructive experiments, using the "grace" of the Sun God as a pretext to carry out their ambitions, surprisingly Shinra and his brother play a crucial role in this entire story thanks to their peculiar pyrotechnics. The first season is definitely good with respect to the plot, full of moments of action, fun and many other things, from the first chapter everything is Interesting and quite moving, it focuses more on missions and investigation not only of infernal lises but also of the fire company itself since certain irregularities arise with some captains.
A lo largo de la primera temporada, todos tienen un desarrollo de personajes bastante fluido tanto individual como en grupo, dando a conocer un poco del pasado de cada protagonista, pero también deja a su paso muchos cabos sueltos sobre el origen de lis "infernales" y toda su conexión con el " Dios Sol", también se da a conocer que el hermano de Shinra esta vivo y en otro bando, con ideales totalmente opuestos al de los bomberos, con una visión herrada de como deberia ser la humanidad manipulando el fuego y la pirotecnia a su conveniencia, llevando a cabo experimentos inmorales y destructivos, utilizando la "gracia" del Dios Sol como un pretexto para llevar a cabo sus ambiciones, sorprendentemente Shinra y su hermano juegan un papel crucial en toda esta historia gracias a sus peculiares pirotecnia. Definitivamente la primera temporada es buena con respecto a la trama, llena de momentos de acción, diversión y muchas cosas más, desde el primer capítulo todo es Interesante y bastante movimiento, se centra más en misiones e investigación no solo de lis infernales si no también del propio cuerpo de compañías de bomberos ya que surgen ciertas irregularidades con algunos capitanes.
Fare Force shows many faces of humanity, from how twisted people can be when they have a completely broken ideal using religion as an excuse to commit their misdeeds, to other perspectives that ours is the trust that people with firm and moral ideals can have in a system, thus showing two very accurate faces of what we human beings are with power in our hands, the anime has an interesting plot beyond the action, the mystery it hides. I really like that although it is a fantasy story it also touches on themes focused on the reality of the military, firefighting, and investigation system.
Fare Force muestra muchas caras de la humanidad, desde lo retorcidas que pueden ser las personas cuando tienen un ideal totalmente herrado utilizando la religión como excusa para cometer sus fechorías, otras perspectivas que nuestra es la confianza que personas con ideales firmes y morales pueden tenerle a un sistema, mostrando así dos caras muy acertadas de lo que somos los seres humanos con poder en nuestras manos, el anime tiene una trama interesante mas alla de la acción, el misterio que oculta. Me gusta mucha que a pesar que es una historia de fantasía también toca temas centrados en la realidad del sistema militar, bombero, y de investigación.
I highly recommend this anime, if you like the Shōnen theme, action, comedy and mysteries, I recommend it 100%, from the first chapter it hooks you and is very easy to watch, you can find it on Telegram, or on the Anime FVl channel , the manga is also very good and not to mention the opening, the one from the first season is my favorite. Did you already know this anime? Would you dare to enter this burning story? let me know in comments ✨☺️🫶🏻
Recomiendo muchísimo este anime, si les gusta la temática Shōnen, la acción, comedia y misterios se los recomiendo full 100%, desde el primer capítulo te engancha y es muy fácil de ver, pueden encontrarlo en Telegram, o en el canal de Anime FVl, el manga también es muy bueno y ni hablar de los opening, el de la primera temporada es mi favorito. ¿Ya conocían este anime? ¿Se atreverían a entrar en esta historia en llamas? háganmelo saber en comentarios ✨☺️🫶🏻
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›Fire force: An anime about fighting fire with fire@mig11011d
Hello Hive friends. Since high school, I've been watching anime and reading manga, so I'd like to take the opportunity to review for the first time. Although I don't have extensive knowledge like many, I know more or less something. I would like to start with Fire Force, which I think is an interesting anime and manga.
I learned about Fire Force from watching a video that came up by chance on my YouTube feed, of top 10 anime coming out soon. At the time, the first season hadn't even come out, but I was quite struck by the trailer showing firefighters defeating fire monsters, as well as the aesthetics of the animation. Then I lost track of the anime and forgot about it. Later, I found it on an anime page and watched it in its entirety quite often, as well as its second season, which I didn't even know it had come out. This made me read the manga, especially knowing that it had already ended.
In Fire Force, we get a little introduction to the problem at the time, which is spontaneous human combustion. This causes people to turn into monsters called infernals, which are fought by the special fire department and the fire department, made up of several members who can control the flames to fight them. To understand this a little more, we must explain that there are three types of generations of powers: the first is that of the infernals, the second is the ability to manipulate fire and the third, to which our protagonist belongs, is about creating and controlling fire.
Our protagonist is named Shinra, and we are introduced to a train station when suddenly a person spontaneously combusts and becomes an infernal. As this happens, the fire brigade 8 comes into action and manages to contain the infernal using different techniques. But they overlook the fact that one of their members is still in danger, but Shinra realizes this and, setting his feet on fire, uses them as propellants to save this member, who is a nun with whom our protagonist will fall in love. After this, he is incorporated into the number eight fire brigade, or as they call it, the eighth.
The goal of our protagonist is to be a hero, since he has something characteristic which is that he smiles in a peculiar way when he is nervous. This made many people consider him a demon, which during the anime or manga puts him in funny or dark situations or misunderstandings. This characteristic happened to him because of a trauma from his past when he was a child: an infernal burned both his mom and brother. This was also a reason why Shinra wanted to join the fire brigade.
As the anime or manga progresses, there are more and more unknowns about spontaneous combustion and how it is gradually discovered that there is a big secret behind it. So much so that it is discovered that even the organization that fights the fire is hiding something. In addition, a group appears that will be the main antagonist of the anime called the Evangelist.
The anime changes almost nothing from the manga, neither in design nor in plot. That's why, before reading the manga, I do a little research to know if I have to read it from the beginning in case they omit something or not. The plot is quite interesting, but it feels kind of slow at first. Also, one might think it will be an anime as usual: a protagonist who wants to be a hero and whose past is tragic. But as it progresses, it becomes clear that this is not the case. In addition, we are shown different characters that will be appearing and very epic battles, making them more worthwhile for the animation that the anime has.
I recommend Fire Force for the backstory it has, as that's what really hooks you. So much so that I read the manga, as I couldn't contain my desire to know what was going on. Also, the different power ups that each character has are interesting. There is one in particular that I didn't really like at first, but as you go along you see that he has a great power and it becomes quite absurd. This is something I liked, as there are some very absurd things that become quite funny. However, something that I didn't like very much and I think it's mostly because I'm not a fan, is that there is a character dedicated only to fan service. This character has the peculiarity of having some part of his body touched or being left with almost no clothes on, which seemed unnecessary to me. In general, if you manage to watch the anime or read the manga, I would like to know what you thought of it. I was really taken aback by the ending. I hope you liked this review and I'll see you in the next post. If you have any suggestions I will gladly receive them <3
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Hola amigos de Hive. Desde el liceo, he visto anime y he leído manga, así que quisiera aprovechar para hacer una reseña por primera vez. Aunque no tenga un conocimiento extenso como muchos, sé más o menos algo. Quisiera empezar por Fire Force, que a mi parecer es un anime y un manga interesante.
Supe de Fire Force por haber visto un video que me salió de casualidad en mi feed de YouTube, de top 10 animes que saldrán próximamente. En ese momento, ni siquiera había salido la primera temporada, pero me llamó bastante la atención el trailer que mostraba bomberos derrotando a monstruos de fuego, además de la estética de la animación. Luego perdí el rastro del anime y se me olvidó. Después, me lo encontré en una página de animes y lo vi completo bastante seguido, igual que su segunda temporada, que ni sabía que había salido. Esto hizo que me leyera el manga, especialmente al saber que ya había terminado.
En Fire Force, nos dan una pequeña introducción del problema que hay en ese tiempo, el cual es la combustión humana espontánea. Esto hace que las personas se conviertan en monstruos llamados infernales, los cuales son combatidos por la brigada especial de bomberos y la brigada antiincendios, conformada por varios miembros que pueden controlar las llamas para combatirlos. Para entender esto un poco más, hay que explicar que existen tres tipos de generaciones de poderes: la primera es la de los infernales, la segunda es la capacidad para manipular el fuego y la tercera, a la que pertenece nuestro protagonista, trata de crear y controlar el fuego.
Nuestro protagonista se llama Shinra, y se nos introduce en una estación de tren cuando de repente una persona entra en combustión espontánea y se vuelve un infernal. Al pasar esto, entra en acción la brigada antiincendios 8 y logra contener al infernal usando diferentes técnicas. Pero se les pasa por alto que uno de sus miembros sigue en peligro, pero Shinra se percata de esto y prendiendo sus pies en llamas, los usa como propulsores para salvar a este miembro, que es una monja de la que nuestro protagonista quedará enamorado. Luego de esto, es incorporado a la brigada antiincendios número ocho, o como le dicen, la octava.
El objetivo de nuestro protagonista es ser un héroe, ya que tiene algo característico que es que sonríe de una manera peculiar cuando está nervioso. Esto hizo que muchas personas lo consideraran un demonio, lo que durante el anime o manga lo pone en situaciones o malentendidos graciosos o oscuros. Esta característica le ocurrió por un trauma de su pasado cuando era niño: un infernal quemó tanto a su mamá como a su hermano. Esto también fue una razón por la que Shinra quiso unirse a la brigada antiincendios.
A medida que avanza el anime o el manga, hay cada vez más incógnitas sobre la combustión espontánea y cómo poco a poco se va descubriendo que hay un gran secreto detrás de esto. Tanto es así que se descubre que hasta la organización que combate el fuego está ocultando algo. Además, aparece un grupo que será el antagonista principal del anime llamado el evangelista.
El anime no cambia casi nada respecto al manga, ni en diseño ni en nada argumental. Por eso, antes de leer el manga, investigo un poco para saber si tengo que leerlo desde el principio por si omiten algo o no. El argumento es bastante interesante, pero al principio se siente como lento. Además, uno puede pensar que será un anime como lo de siempre: un protagonista que quiere ser héroe y cuyo pasado es trágico. Pero a medida que va avanzando, se ve que no es así. Además, se nos muestran distintos personajes que irán apareciendo y batallas muy épicas, haciendo que valgan más la pena por la animación que tiene el anime.
Recomiendo Fire Force por el trasfondo que tiene, ya que es lo que realmente te engancha. Tanto así que me leí el manga, ya que no podía contener las ganas de saber qué es lo que pasaba. Además, los distintos power ups que tiene cada personaje son interesantes. Hay uno en particular que al principio no me gustaba mucho, pero a medida que vas avanzando se ve que tiene un gran poder y se vuelve bastante absurdo. Esto es algo que me gustó, ya que hay cosas muy absurdas que se vuelven bastante graciosas. Sin embargo, algo que no me agradó mucho y creo que es más que todo porque no soy fanático, es que hay un personaje dedicado solamente al fan service. Este personaje tiene la peculiaridad de que le toquen alguna parte de su cuerpo o se quede sin casi ropa, lo cual me pareció innecesario. En general, si logran ver el anime o leer el manga, me gustaría saber qué les pareció. A mí realmente me dejó loco el final. Espero que les haya gustado esta reseña y nos vemos en el próximo post. Si tienen alguna sugerencia la recibiré con gusto <3
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An impressive blend of stylish animation and catchy music
The clip I've posted is the opener for the first half of Fire Force's season 1, which I thougth was a great opener which combined splendid animation and music.
"Fire Force" was made by David Production Inc., an animation studio that is also famous for the "Jojo's Bizzare Adventures" series.
I saw Fire Force on a lot of top ten new gen anime lists and was immediately curious when I learned that the show wasn't about a team or regular Japanese firefighters but about post-apocalyptic Japanese firefighters with heat-based abilities in a world where Japanese citizens have begun either bursting into flames and dying, or bursting into flames and becoming fire demons.
If anyone is familiar with Nickeledeon's "Last Airbender" or "Legend of Korra" series, Fire Force is basically a post-apocalyptic Tokyo where good Firebenders fight bad Firebenders, while regularly ending the suffering of citizens who spontaneously combust into flames and sometimes turn into fire demons.
I usually judge anime on these criteria: animation, story, characters, voice acting, opener/closer, music, and its balance or imbalance of drama versus comedy.
Fire Force's animation is pretty awesome, especially the fire-based fight scenes. While it times it can be a bit cartoonish, the show doesn't shy away from blood and violence either.
I was definitely interested in the mystery behind spontaneous human conbustion, fire demons, and why the world of Fire Fore was post-apocalyptic.
I didn't really care about the dynamics between characters but I did have a favorite--Shinmon Benimaru. He felt like a cross between Itachi and Might Guy from Naruto, and he was my favorite character in Fire Force because of the festive way he dealt with spontaneously-combusted humans, turning the event of ending their suffering into a massive party for his neighbhorhood instead of the depressing ritual it is elsewhere in the Fire Force world.
I've only watched the English dub version of Fire Force but I had no issue with the voice acting. Not great, but not bad either.
Fire Force's openers are pretty amazing, especially the soundtracks too which really hinted at the action-capabilities of the show. Just really cool stylish animation.
The drama in the show arrives in short bursts of character expostion that seemingly vanishes in the story as quickly as it came, which never lead to any strong emotional responses from me.
The comedy on the show is mostly slapstick which was often a miss but landed a few rare times. There's a lot of fan service in the show which felt a bit gratuitous at times. I have no qualms against romance or sexuality but if it's not integral to the plot or character development it just feels like an insecure attempt to hold onto the viewer's attention.
I think Fire Force has a cool unique twist on a definitely-tested concept and it felt like a foray into a new subgenre that I feel will replicated and improved on in the future.
I think another standout feature of the show which I definitely need to point out is-- while the show had very badass visuals and music, there was something very addictive about the show's overall sound effects especially during the fight scenes. They did an awesome job there.
Fantastic animation and fight scenes, great opening sequences, not the most consistently heart-touching drama and characters but I was such a big fan of the music so I'll give this show a 7 out of 10.
Here is a mostly Spoiler-free review of Fire Force Season 2 that continues the story where the first season left off. It goes without saying that you have to see the first season before watching the 2nd one.
Now, this season is a lot more better-paced than the first one and I really recommend a lot of people hop on board if they haven't started this series yet, since they are missing out on solid Shonen action out there.
After his confrontation in the Nether with his younger brother Shou, Shinra Kusakabe's resolve to become a hero that saves lives from the flame terror strengthens. Finding a way to turn the Infernals back into people, unraveling the mystery of the Evangelist and Adolla Burst, and saving his mother and Shou—these are the goals Shinra has in mind. However, he has come to realize that attaining these goals will not be easy, especially with the imminent danger the Evangelist poses.
The Evangelist's plan is clear: to gather the eight pillars—the individuals who possess Adolla Burst—and sacrifice them to recreate the Great Cataclysm from 250 years ago. Having been revealed by the First Pillar that the birth of a new pillar is approaching, Shinra is determined to protect his fellow pillars from the Evangelist. Thus, the fiery battle between the Special Fire Force and the Evangelist ignites. Together with the Special Fire Force, Shinra's fight continues as he uncovers the truth about the Great Cataclysm and the nature of Adolla Bursts, as well as the mysteries behind human combustion.
Let me know in comment section below what were your thoughts about this season and did you enjoy it.
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Another anime season has concluded and that means another review. Been pushing out these in pretty frequent basis and i don't think speed is gonna decrease until mid January.
So today i'll be talking about Fire Force (Enen No Shoubutai) from the creator of classic shonen called Soul Eater. It's quite unique in terms of its setting which is the huge draw for the series, however it has quite fast phasing on first 7-9 episodes, so i really recommend sticking till halfway until speed gets more natural along with progress.
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New anime of the season Fire Force, heres my initial thoughts based on the pilot episode.
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From the imaginative mind of Atsushi Ohkubo, the creator of Soul Eater, comes Fire Force. This video gives a first look to fans of the new anime series and it shows action scenes that highlighting the animation style of the series, which is to hot to deny with its flaming kicks.
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Around last year I read the comic book fire force and I loved it I drawn characters from the comic more times then I could count this art work is just a perspective shot I like and I do like how I drew he's feet and leg it makes it feel impactful.
For this art work I used pens and markers but at the time my phone was having issues with the flash hence why the drawing is dark.
Also I'm thinking of getting new illustration pens so my drawings would look better
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