“Post-apocalyptic shounen homage: Jiga wields his father's rare sword against Lost Eagle Nest's sinister pursuit.”
Fire Fire Fire
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Synopsis
Post-apocalyptic shounen homage: Jiga wields his father's rare sword against Lost Eagle Nest's sinister pursuit.
Fire Fire Fire is a lighthearted throwback to the classic shounen series of the '80s and '90s. Jiga Kirishima lives in a time where the only sky the people know is the color gray and most of the world is wasteland and ruins, with a few people in power depriving resources from the disorganized weak and poor majority. With his father's sword, Jiga makes friends and enemies and goes on adventures while searching for others who share his bloodline. Jiga's sword happens to be made of a rare material which a powerful organization known as Lost Eagle Nest claims to want in order to rebuild the world, but is that what they really want it for? They'll stop at nothing to take it from him, and Jiga and his friends now have a price on their heads. (Source: MU)
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Running avg · Sep 2017 → Jan 2020
- 6 “Fire Fire Fire is a throwback to simpler times. Tired of reading stories that leave your heart in shambles, your brain fried from trying to discern between the various shades of grey, and confused...”
- 6 “tl;dr: A series with a random plot, a weak main cast, terrible villains, but really good art. I will preface this by saying that although I get that this is supposed to be a throwback to classic...”
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A Manga Publication
- Format 12 × 2 ch × vol
- Total read 1h 36m approx
- Published Dec 2008 – Oct 2010
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M10688 catalog