Reviews for Fire Force Manga

I got to know Mr. Atsushi Okubo from the Saul Eater anime. After that, I was addicted to shonen manga for a while, a boy in the 5th grade of elementary school lent it to me just when I was about to buy it as an adult, and I read it in no time! The pictures and story are really interesting! I want them to do a sequel in the anime.

I love Fire Force... I've been watching it the whole time! What's going to happen next? ... while imagining it... it's exciting! the fire brigade are good friends... it's irresistible

This is an image that was popular in anime. It's a fun way to attract characters, and it's also a learning experience. I recommend it because you can read it without getting tired of it at all.

I was really drawn into the world view of the story. If I just skimmed through it, the number of characters increased and I couldn't remember, the number of troops increased, and later “????” I concentrated on it from the beginning and read it carefully, but I missed the foreshadowing and stuff, so it's too much going around. The style of the female characters is also nice, and even though there are so many characters, I just feel that it's amazing that they all have their own personality. It's also a nice point that you can clearly see the detailed and well-paced depiction that no matter how short the battle was, it finally ended with a depiction of Lathom... and the changes in the characters' feelings.

The drawing is good, and the flames are realistic. I've only read one volume at all, but I enjoy it at all, so I recommend it. Please read it

I can't get excited about the author who wanted to draw shonen comics and battle comics with the fire brigade. I'm from anime, but the setting is interesting!

I haven't watched anime, but I love it. I like all the characters. I like adult characters. I love it!!

I read the original story from the anime. The character settings are solid, and the content isn't losing either. I think it's interesting.

I started watching anime, and the pictures are good. All of the content has good characters, and it's very easy to read.

There is a feeling that it is a unique view of the world, or rather that it is properly structured. I didn't think it was about people with abilities, but the pictures are pretty and easy to read. I just thought there were a lot of characters. But I think it's interesting in terms of story, and it seems like there's an anime too, so I think I'd like to watch that one.

I really like the brotherly love with my younger brother. It's too cute. Things that are a little silly are cute, and I really love Arthur's stubborn character.

I've been watching the anime since it started, but when I knew it was over, I thought I'd read the manga too, so I bought it here. There were parts where the settings were ambiguous, but I enjoyed it.

I think the Inferno op is a perfect match for this work! It was such a recommended song that I had listened to it over and over again at the time!

I learned about it from the anime, and I was drawn to the dark side and made it into the original story. There are many momentary and sad scenes in Fire Bito, One Pillar and Human Pillar, but I'm reading it with the aim of unraveling something enigmatic. It's finished, and I'm a little lonely.