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Fire Force
In the Tokyo Empire, people can suddenly burst into flames and turn into rampaging, fire-wreathed monsters called Infernals, and special Fire Force companies exist to put them down and give their souls peace. Shinra Kusakabe is a rookie who joins Special Fire Force Company 8, hoping to become a hero. He carries a heavy past: as a child, a fire took his family, and his unsettling habit of grinning when nervous earned him a reputation as a "devil." His Ignition Ability is just as eye-catching, letting him ignite his feet to move at incredible speed and deliver blazing kicks. Alongside his oddball teammates, including the knight-obsessed Arthur and the quietly fierce Maki, he fights Infernals while chasing the truth behind the fire that took his family and the dark forces behind the spontaneous combustion itself. It's a fiery, action-packed adventure with a strong sense of style, a mystery that keeps deepening, and a team that grows closer with every fight.
Fire Force Watch Order
Watch Fire Force in the order below.
Filler Note: Episode ranges below show full broadcast totals and do not separate out filler episodes. To check if this series has skippable non-canon filler episodes, open the Filler List tab.
Watch Fire Force in the order below.
- Fire Force (Season 1, Episodes 1–24): Start here, spanning from the Introduction arc through the Asakusa, Vulcan's Workshop, and Netherworld arcs.
- Fire Force Season 2 (Season 2, Episodes 1–24): Follows the story from the Fifth Pillar and Chinese Peninsula arcs through the Haijima Industries, Joint Investigation, and Stigma arcs.
- Fire Force Season 3 (Season 3, Episodes 1–25): Brings the story from the Obi's Rescue and Stone Pillars arcs through the Battle of Amaterasu and Great Cataclysm arcs to the finale.
Note
Fire Force has no movies, OVAs, or spin-offs.
Each season restarts its episode numbering at 1, though some platforms number the series continuously from Episode 1 to 73 or list Season 3 as two separate parts (Episodes 1–12 and Episodes 13–25).