Reviews for Fire Force Manga

This review contains spoilers. Until the very end, it was bustling with different interpretations of the collective unconscious (meaning that it is not an original interpretation) and the dilemma of life and death... at the end, there was a process of Shinra Manshō I felt like it was a shonen manga because of the slight lack of beat and Ultra C... honestly, “huh?” That became (laughs) a little shoulder watermark...? Well, Happien is good, though. Did Oubi and Benimaru leave any descendants? (Laughter) I wanted to know. Shinra, Iris, Arthur, and Inca say “huh?” it became something like that, didn't it? I didn't really understand the last kids with God and ☆... I wonder how to interpret it. The anime will be in the second half of its 3rd season in January next year. I wonder if that's where it ends. It would be nice if you could draw the answers in an anime. thank you, teacher?

This review contains spoilers. I'm from anime, but I wanted to read more. After all, the characters are cute, and my favorite character is Maki

This review contains spoilers. I recently started reading it. I've only read the beginning one yet, but I was moved by the Arthur episode. Even when his father, who is the only person who recognized him as “king,” went on a trip and left Arthur behind, he was depicted trying to live as a king and a knight, and the way he grew up overcoming his feelings for his father while feeling his strength and loneliness resonated very much.

This review contains spoilers. I originally started watching anime and I was hooked and loved it. I liked the content, so I bought a shonen manga for the first time in my life because I wanted to reread it as a comic. The most appealing point of Fire Force is where each and every character is standing. I often come up with such features, and every volume is numb by the abundance of ideas on the part of the author. The special fire brigade and enemies come out unstoppably one after another, but all of them are unstoppable, and gag sense is shining everywhere, and I'm laughing while reading it. Volume 1 depicts Shinra's debut as a special fire brigade. The cute little kid Shinra, who had a straight big smile on her face when she was little, comes out here and there and you are healed. Personally, Arthur's foolishness is a real point.

This review contains spoilers. It was recommended, so I read it, but when I noticed it, I was watching all the time until the latest edition. The protagonist's face when he was in a pinch is in a daze.

This review contains spoilers. There's a fire brigade, but it's not a comic about a real firefighter, it's a fantasy battle comic that uses different abilities related to fire. Even though they are different abilities in this work, most of them are abilities that manipulate fire, and there are a small number of electrical systems called plasma and ice systems that develop from flames, but they also appear. To be honest, I thought it would be difficult to personalize each character if the restriction called fire was set, but contrary to my expectations, various abilities came out, and I enjoyed being betrayed in a good sense.