Fire Force

Fantasy · Action · Romance · Drama

David Production's stylish fire-fighting pyrokinetics, from the creator of Soul Eater.

Synopsis
The Anime Lad

In the Solar Era, living infernos called Infernals require specialized fire brigades because ordinary hoses cannot solve the problem. Shinra Kusakabe joins Company 8 with the ability to ignite his feet, allowing him to fly and kick at inconvenient speeds. The unit treats each alarm as rescue work. Their uniforms are practical. The fire behavior is less cooperative.

Super Eyepatch Fox

Spontaneous combustion creates dangerous Infernals across Tokyo. Special Fire Force Company 8 responds with trained pyrokinetics, including new recruit Shinra Kusakabe. Flames from his feet turn kicks into propulsion. Each alarm brings urgent rescue work into places ordinary firefighters cannot enter. The newest firefighter enters feet first.

Gigguku

A fire brigade charges toward a living inferno, and Shinra lights his feet. The sound design lands like a steel door kicked through the room. THAT impact is Fire Force. Company 8 has the easy chemistry of a working crew, while every member uses flame differently enough to change the movement of a fight. The rescue premise gives all that visual swagger something urgent to protect!

Father's Basement

The show has a bad habit of dropping fanservice into scenes that cannot support it. That warning matters. So does the craft that keeps pulling attention back. Shinra joins a special brigade that handles Infernals, using jets from his feet for high-speed kicks. David Production gives each ignition a hard audiovisual snap, and the rescue premise keeps the spectacle urgent.

Flames of Madness

E1–2 · 8.1

A routine infernal call leads Shinra toward Company 4 and a dangerous Adolla Link.

Fifth Pillar

E3–6 · 7.9

A thrill-seeking fire prophet becomes the prize in a citywide recruitment war.

Chinese Peninsula

E7–10 · 7.8

A distant spatial rift sends Company 8 beyond Tokyo into a talking-animal oasis.

Holy Sol Temple

E11–13 · 8.7

Buried church records tempt Joker and Benimaru into challenging the empire's holiest institution.

Haijima Industries

E14–17 · 7.9

Shinra returns to a childhood laboratory where one frightened Pillar faces three factions.

Holy Woman's Anguish

E18 · 7.4

A simple equipment blessing exposes Iris's growing doubts about the church she serves.

Joint Investigation

E19–22 · 8.0

Maki's family joins Company 8 for a dangerous sweep through the Nether.

Stigma

E23–24 · 8.3

Benimaru offers brutal training as strange Adolla connections spread among the fire soldiers.

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