The only way I can review this is by splitting the season in parts. Part 1: everything before episode 18, Part 2: episode 18, Part 3: everything after episode 18. (TL;DR the first part of the season was a 10, the second part was a 5, and the third part was a 1). First part: The first part of the ...

Fire Force is a very nice anime to just appreciate amazing visuals and overall action and humor. I think this second season was not as good as the first one, but that's because every original aspect of the series had already been shown. Most episodes follow a guide: Slow beginning with casual jok...

The animation and sound design serve as the series' strongest pillars, providing a high-quality staging that keeps the show afloat alongside some intriguing plot revelations. However, the series lacks substance and fails to develop its characters, resulting in boring, low-stakes battles that lack...

NOW THIS IS FRESH. After a rather lukewarm, almost disappointing first season, Fire Force seriously found its groove. Atsushi Ohkubo wastes no time with developing his plot, and fleshing out his gritty steam punk world. The rather cliche conspiracy plot is flipped on its head, and while I was exp...

The series delivers a refreshing experience through its nostalgic art style, stellar character designs, and a gripping, suspenseful narrative. While the story takes a jarring turn from lighthearted humor to a shocking, mind-bending conclusion, there are no flaws to detract from the experience. I ...

The series excels through its brilliant sound design, eccentric animation style, and meaningful character development for the 8th Company. However, the pacing feels disjointed, the Chinese Peninsula arc is a tedious slog, and the overarching story direction remains frustratingly unclear. Despite ...

Fire Force delivers a technically masterful experience, boasting fluid, vibrant battle animations, excellent sound design, and high-quality character models. However, the narrative remains a confusing, rushed mess that fails to develop its characters or provide meaningful plot progression, furthe...

Fire Force Season 2 is a massive improvement, featuring a compelling, gritty steampunk world, top-tier animation from David Productions, and an incredible soundtrack. While some characters remain slightly static and Tamaki’s fan-service role still needs improvement, the series is a triumphant ret...

The season began with spectacular world-building and meaningful character expansion that made the first half a perfect experience. However, the quality plummeted due to frustrating character writing, jarring tonal inconsistencies between comedy and gore, and boring, drawn-out fight sequences. Ult...

Amateur review, I find this season relatively enjoyable than the last one. However, the story for this season is too niche; nothing going as much as the last season, but it tried to connect all the parts it needed for it to have a good continuation. Furthermore, it focuses with the advancement an...

THIS IS A SPOILER-FREE REVIEW After the rather lackluster first season i stood at a crossroad. Either i stop watching the series at all and leave it at that, or i continue with season two to see if the show improves. I did the latter and i have to say that it was a fantastic decision. Season 1 tu...

The way Fire Force does things isn't a linear sort of progression that is common in most works of fiction but instead it progresses like putting together a puzzle, first we get the edge pieces, the different organizations, groups, and elements of the story. These parts give us the starting inform...

This season feels somewhat all over the place compared to last season. It touches on some surprisingly profound themes like why religious faith is important to keep in a world losing its hope, and the interdimensional mystery surrounding the Evangelist and White Clad is expounded upon immensely, ...

My first time diving into the series-since season 1, I was invested and sold to the Hidden nostalgia of the Art style but the Character design, Sound track the whole shebang was brand new and extremely refreshing! When season 1 ended it left me on the burner slowly being cooked wanting more in te...

Although Shinra is super fast, the anime has a pacing that lacks enthusiasm for their watchers Enen no Shouboutai is a modern classic in my view, because it wasn't afraid to explore new ways of narrative, and joint universes. But the anime seems to not having this in mind and focusing in great an...

I appreciate the continued development of returning characters and their backstories, alongside the introduction of several interesting new faces. However, the season suffers from pacing issues, a lack of narrative tightness, and a slow, inconsequential start that feels less refined than the firs...

This season succeeds by exploring profound themes of faith and significantly expanding the interdimensional mystery surrounding the Evangelist and the White Clad. However, the experience is hampered by a lack of structural cohesion, forced character development, and jarring tonal dissonance where...

The story unfolds and goes on. I liked the mystery related to the preacher and the stories of the side characters. This season, the focus has not only been on Shinra and his return to strength, but it has also shown that second-generation powers are also very useful. The next openings were on my ...

Maybe it's just my perception, but the tension is a bit lacking. Though the show had a series of high points and in between those points were standard flat lining stories. Story The story's main selling point in my eyes is the mystery of the world. From bird's eye view learning more about the whi...

CONTAINS MINIMAL SPOILERS (REFERRING TO CHARACTERS + ARCS BY NAME): It's funny, I'm aware of the flaws of Fire Force but I still really enjoy the series. What is it about Fire Force that draws me like a moth to a flame? Let's go from the best to the worst aspects imo: Sound (10/10): As stated by ...