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炎炎ノ消防隊 [Enen no Shouboutai] #11
Fire Force, Vol. 11
THE FIRES OF REVELATION
After receiving a near-fatal injury from his brother Shō, Shinra’s life is saved by the healing fire soldiers of Company 6. When he wakes up from his coma, who should appear before him but Leonard Burns, captain of Company 1. He’s ready to tell Shinra about the fire that took his family 12 years ago, but can Shinra handle the truth?
After receiving a near-fatal injury from his brother Shō, Shinra’s life is saved by the healing fire soldiers of Company 6. When he wakes up from his coma, who should appear before him but Leonard Burns, captain of Company 1. He’s ready to tell Shinra about the fire that took his family 12 years ago, but can Shinra handle the truth?
192 pages, Paperback
First published November 17, 2017
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Atsushi Ohkubo
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Atsushi Ōkubo ( 大久保篤), also romanized as Atsushi Ohkubo, is a Japanese manga author and fantasy artist known for his work on the manga series Soul Eater, which has been adapted into an anime. Okubo worked as an assistant under Rando Ayamine, on the manga series Get Backers. He also created artwork for various cards for the Lord of Vermillion game.
Atsushi Ōkubo was not a model student and was more attracted to drawing than to learning. At the age of 20, after finishing studies at a manga school where he met Rando Ayamine, the author of Get Backers, he became Rando Ayamine's assistant for two years. Finally, he won a competition at Square Enix's Gangan magazine with his first manga series B.Ichi and it was published for four volumes. After the end of his last manga, he created Soul Eater, still for Square Enix's Gangan magazine, which brought him worldwide success.
Atsushi Ōkubo ( 大久保篤), also romanized as Atsushi Ohkubo, is a Japanese manga author and fantasy artist known for his work on the manga series Soul Eater, which has been adapted into an anime. Okubo worked as an assistant under Rando Ayamine, on the manga series Get Backers. He also created artwork for various cards for the Lord of Vermillion game.
Atsushi Ōkubo was not a model student and was more attracted to drawing than to learning. At the age of 20, after finishing studies at a manga school where he met Rando Ayamine, the author of Get Backers, he became Rando Ayamine's assistant for two years. Finally, he won a competition at Square Enix's Gangan magazine with his first manga series B.Ichi and it was published for four volumes. After the end of his last manga, he created Soul Eater, still for Square Enix's Gangan magazine, which brought him worldwide success.
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May 21, 2023
El comienzo revela más sobre le pasado de Shinra y esclarece cierto asunto.
Luego hay bastante relleno, pero uno que me ha gustado mucho, con lo del calendario nudista de los chicos... que ni siquiera contrarresta toda la sexualización que ha sufrido Tamaki desde su presentación pero bueno, es lo que hay.
Y la típica ida de compras, que por cierto, no puedo con lo adorable que se veía Hinawa con esa vestimenta.
Y luego acción otra vez. Por lo que he venido.
Luego hay bastante relleno, pero uno que me ha gustado mucho, con lo del calendario nudista de los chicos... que ni siquiera contrarresta toda la sexualización que ha sufrido Tamaki desde su presentación pero bueno, es lo que hay.
Y la típica ida de compras, que por cierto, no puedo con lo adorable que se veía Hinawa con esa vestimenta.
Y luego acción otra vez. Por lo que he venido.
January 22, 2021
Welp all my bitching over to much fanservice and showing a character get mishandled with her boobs and butt getting grabbed and finally we have a whole chapter dedicated to showing off man butt, and sexy poses for the ladies. SO fair is fair.
Overall this volume is A LOT more lax than previous and I liked that. Atsushi Okkubo is actually a pretty solid writer and his humor can work in a lot of places. It worked real well in this volume as I laughed plenty as Shinra had to deal with his Captain and crew mates to take nearly nude photos of himself.
We then get to see our friend get some damn answers to what happened to his mother and brother all those years ago. Some pretty epic fighting inbetween the answers and now that we know who is who, everything is starting to fit into place with all the mystery.
Fire Force once again has me entertained throughout. I can't say it blows me away but I'm never bored and always smiling. A 4 out of 5.
Overall this volume is A LOT more lax than previous and I liked that. Atsushi Okkubo is actually a pretty solid writer and his humor can work in a lot of places. It worked real well in this volume as I laughed plenty as Shinra had to deal with his Captain and crew mates to take nearly nude photos of himself.
We then get to see our friend get some damn answers to what happened to his mother and brother all those years ago. Some pretty epic fighting inbetween the answers and now that we know who is who, everything is starting to fit into place with all the mystery.
Fire Force once again has me entertained throughout. I can't say it blows me away but I'm never bored and always smiling. A 4 out of 5.
April 8, 2022
I read this book via Kindle Unlimited.
ANDDDDDDD we're back to the filler. The last volume felt so climatic and so consequential that I wanted that momentum to continue, but I guess that's hard when Shinra is severely injured, to the point where Company 8 have to turn to Company 6 to ask for help healing him. When he's healed, the Company 1 captain, Captain Burns, shows up to talk to Shinra about the fire that killed his mum and took Sho away to the Evangelists. Burns tells how he knew that the horned demon Shinra seen in the flames and also in the adolla links he's been having was actually his mother, turned by the evangelists who have been hunting for adolla bursts to bring down the Sol Empire. This news obviously throws Shinra as he's spent his entire life wanting to become a hero to kill the demon in the flames. He asks to see the Company 4 captain who he saw in one of his links. This book was so good, the first chapter and the last couple, however, the filler ones re the nude calendar and weekend shopping felt a little pointless. They maybe would have been more effective in different volumes but I feel like we've come off such a high point in the series, it felt like a little anticlimatic to follow Shinra and the girls on their shopping trip. I'm hoping following the end of this volume,with Shinra being possessed through the adolla link and attacking everyone, lifts the momentum up in the next volume.
ANDDDDDDD we're back to the filler. The last volume felt so climatic and so consequential that I wanted that momentum to continue, but I guess that's hard when Shinra is severely injured, to the point where Company 8 have to turn to Company 6 to ask for help healing him. When he's healed, the Company 1 captain, Captain Burns, shows up to talk to Shinra about the fire that killed his mum and took Sho away to the Evangelists. Burns tells how he knew that the horned demon Shinra seen in the flames and also in the adolla links he's been having was actually his mother, turned by the evangelists who have been hunting for adolla bursts to bring down the Sol Empire. This news obviously throws Shinra as he's spent his entire life wanting to become a hero to kill the demon in the flames. He asks to see the Company 4 captain who he saw in one of his links. This book was so good, the first chapter and the last couple, however, the filler ones re the nude calendar and weekend shopping felt a little pointless. They maybe would have been more effective in different volumes but I feel like we've come off such a high point in the series, it felt like a little anticlimatic to follow Shinra and the girls on their shopping trip. I'm hoping following the end of this volume,with Shinra being possessed through the adolla link and attacking everyone, lifts the momentum up in the next volume.
March 12, 2022
8/10
En los primeros capítulos se revelan muchos secretos que son el pilar de la obra. Después, le siguen unos capítulos que parecen relleno, entretenidos, pero que no permiten avanzar en la historia. Al final se vuelve a poner interesante con peleas inesperadas y un Shinra que no habíamos visto hasta ahora.
Maduró mucho y tuvo bastante desarrollo el patas-calientes en este tomo. Es un protagonista cliché, que se ve en muchos Shonen de peleas, pero últimamente esta mostrando tener su toque.
Destacable nuevamente el arte de Ohkubo en este volumen, sobre todo las expresiones de Shinra cuando es poseído.
En los primeros capítulos se revelan muchos secretos que son el pilar de la obra. Después, le siguen unos capítulos que parecen relleno, entretenidos, pero que no permiten avanzar en la historia. Al final se vuelve a poner interesante con peleas inesperadas y un Shinra que no habíamos visto hasta ahora.
Maduró mucho y tuvo bastante desarrollo el patas-calientes en este tomo. Es un protagonista cliché, que se ve en muchos Shonen de peleas, pero últimamente esta mostrando tener su toque.
Destacable nuevamente el arte de Ohkubo en este volumen, sobre todo las expresiones de Shinra cuando es poseído.
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July 3, 2022
چیزای جالب داشت ها ولی بهش کم میدم چون یه سری چپتر چرت و پرت داشت این وسط.
خیلی چرت!
خیلی چرت!
July 15, 2023
Read as part of Omnibus volume 4.
OK, that was strange even for this Manga. Shinra fights with the Captain of Company 1 - which was supposed to be the Captain telling Shinra about the fire that "killed his mom and brother". Then there is a chapter devoted to beefcake as the males of Company 8 work out for a Nude Firefighters Calendar. This Manga does have a lot of fanservice. The Shinra and the female members of the team head out shopping on their day off and Shinra is blamed for a prank.
Later Shinra gets a meeting with the Captain of Company 4. That Captain we are told has information on the Adola link. Instead the Captain is weirdly addicted to being burned. Then a bunch of Fire Soldiers become possessed and a fight breaks out - Arthur and Shinra to the Death!
Even though we are learning things and the plot is progressing vol 10 & 11 sure feel fillerish.
OK, that was strange even for this Manga. Shinra fights with the Captain of Company 1 - which was supposed to be the Captain telling Shinra about the fire that "killed his mom and brother". Then there is a chapter devoted to beefcake as the males of Company 8 work out for a Nude Firefighters Calendar. This Manga does have a lot of fanservice. The Shinra and the female members of the team head out shopping on their day off and Shinra is blamed for a prank.
Later Shinra gets a meeting with the Captain of Company 4. That Captain we are told has information on the Adola link. Instead the Captain is weirdly addicted to being burned. Then a bunch of Fire Soldiers become possessed and a fight breaks out - Arthur and Shinra to the Death!
Even though we are learning things and the plot is progressing vol 10 & 11 sure feel fillerish.
May 5, 2020
There's not a lot of flashbacks or story yet that helps you care about the rest of these characters. Only Shinra and Arthur have anything.
June 22, 2024
i love you Shinra
January 16, 2021
4/5 Stars (%75/100)
Pretty good volume in general. I don't understand when people give very low ratings when there is no "action." Many people expect only fighting from a manga and when there is a chapter or volume that mostly deals with answering questions they skip it. Later, they complain about why certain things don't make sense. The truth about the fire is finally revealed by Captain Burns and Shinra can move forward freely. There are also other things we learn in this volume but there are more questions to be answered. Shinra is a good character but I am more curious about Arthur who is kind of an enigma. Good volume overall in my opinion.
Pretty good volume in general. I don't understand when people give very low ratings when there is no "action." Many people expect only fighting from a manga and when there is a chapter or volume that mostly deals with answering questions they skip it. Later, they complain about why certain things don't make sense. The truth about the fire is finally revealed by Captain Burns and Shinra can move forward freely. There are also other things we learn in this volume but there are more questions to be answered. Shinra is a good character but I am more curious about Arthur who is kind of an enigma. Good volume overall in my opinion.
October 25, 2019
Unlike the high intensity climactic action of the previous volume, this volume focuses on answering questions that were dodged at every opportunity. The answer provided came at the best time and have satisfied each and every question I had. However, just as any good story or mystery has, these answers have only raised newer and more intriguing questions than we had before. What these answers mean for the future remain to be seen, however, we can safely conclude and reason that they have compelling and profound implications for not only the future of Shinra but the future of the world.
One of the most important plot points in this volume addressed the mysterious one-sided viewpoint of the burning incident in Shinra’s house and how Sho was seemingly taken. By showing Burn’s point of view and receiving invaluable answers about it, we now have a much wider and open viewpoint. Ultimately, this results in another change in interpreting Sho’s character, his and Shinra’s mother’s character, as well as the depths and lengths the Evangelist undertook to get the Eight Pillars.
Everything was not serious or paramount to the plot in this volume. Comedy was leveraged with the action and serious to lead to genuine and authentic laughs that felt smartly and intelligently placed to balance the contents tone. Personally, I was glad that we had a fanservicy chapter about the firefighters. Arthur and Shinra participating as well as the usual suspects was amazing. Seeing the other company’s participating was also enjoyable. I am glad that series decided to finally give the guys some fanservice love, which is great considering Tamaki already fulfills that type of role and more for the female characters.
The concluding portion of the volume provided some insights and perspective on Shinra and Arthur’s time at the academy while also introducing a new face who perhaps could hopefully join them in the ranks of a fire company (I hope). The position and timing of this event strongly suggests and highly implies that Arthur’s role may finally be increasing to a substantial level. It has been interesting that the writer continues to have many of Arthur’s moments revolve around Shinra and not the others. Perhaps there is something deeper than friendship for them. In any case, the volumes leaves much to be anticipated for volume 12. It cannot come soon enough.
One of the most important plot points in this volume addressed the mysterious one-sided viewpoint of the burning incident in Shinra’s house and how Sho was seemingly taken. By showing Burn’s point of view and receiving invaluable answers about it, we now have a much wider and open viewpoint. Ultimately, this results in another change in interpreting Sho’s character, his and Shinra’s mother’s character, as well as the depths and lengths the Evangelist undertook to get the Eight Pillars.
Everything was not serious or paramount to the plot in this volume. Comedy was leveraged with the action and serious to lead to genuine and authentic laughs that felt smartly and intelligently placed to balance the contents tone. Personally, I was glad that we had a fanservicy chapter about the firefighters. Arthur and Shinra participating as well as the usual suspects was amazing. Seeing the other company’s participating was also enjoyable. I am glad that series decided to finally give the guys some fanservice love, which is great considering Tamaki already fulfills that type of role and more for the female characters.
The concluding portion of the volume provided some insights and perspective on Shinra and Arthur’s time at the academy while also introducing a new face who perhaps could hopefully join them in the ranks of a fire company (I hope). The position and timing of this event strongly suggests and highly implies that Arthur’s role may finally be increasing to a substantial level. It has been interesting that the writer continues to have many of Arthur’s moments revolve around Shinra and not the others. Perhaps there is something deeper than friendship for them. In any case, the volumes leaves much to be anticipated for volume 12. It cannot come soon enough.
November 19, 2021
Jedenasta część serii rozpoczyna się od dość poważnej rozmowy pomiędzy Shinrą (który szybko wyleczył się z odniesionych poważnych ran) a kapitanem „jedynki” Burnsem. To właśnie ta „dyskusja” (połączona z akcją) staje się najważniejszą częścią fabularną tomiku. Odsłania ona przed czytelnikiem prawdę na temat pożaru domu chłopaka i tego, co wydarzyło się przed laty. Całość tego wątku poznajemy z perspektywy kapitana, który przez długi czasu ukrywał prawdę. Otrzymujemy więc tutaj odpowiedzi na niektóre nurtujące nas od samego początku pytania. Zdobyta wiedza ukazuje jednak o wiele szerszy punt widzenia tej tragedii. Nic nie jest tutaj nadmiernie oczywiste i proste a to, co było do tej pory wielkim życiowym celem młodego strażaka, nagle obraca się w nicość. Nowe „rewelacje” na temat jego matki, wiedza o bracie, który dołączył do sił Ewangelisty, wszystko to jest mocno przytłaczające. Młody strażak nie ma jednak zamiaru się załamywać i znajduje sobie nowe cele i wyzwania.
Po sowitej dawce fabularnych odpowiedzi, emocji i widowiskowości, autor serwuje odbiorcy również odpowiednią porcję komediowej prostej rozrywki. Tym razem wątek humorystyczny związany jest z przygotowaniami „strażaków” do sesji zdjęciowej do corocznego kalendarza. Jak zawsze pomiędzy zastępami SSP trwa nieustająca rywalizacja o miano „najlepszych”. Obok tego humor odbiorcy poprawi również krótki wątek zakupowo/ubraniowy, w który będzie zaangażowana żeńska część „ósemki” i porucznik Takehisa. Komediowa strona mangi została tu doskonale wykorzystana do złagodzenia zarówno akcji, jak i emocji. Stanowi ona również doskonały łącznik pomiędzy dwoma bardzo dynamicznymi wątkami.
W ostatniej części tomiku rozpoczyna się bowiem nowy „widowiskowy” wątek, w którym nie zabraknie nowych tajemnic i masy „ognistej” akcji. Wszystko rozpoczyna się od pozornie niewinnej wizyty głównego bohatera w siedzibie czwartego zastępu SSP. Wydarzenia szybko jednak nabierają zaskakującej dynamiki, za którą musi kryć się jakaś mroczna prawda (w której maczał palce przeciwnik). Obok samej „walki”, mamy tutaj również okazję zobaczyć jak na przestrzeni kolejnych tomów rozwinęła się znajomość Shinry i Arthura, która ma ogromny wpływ na obu młodych strażaków. Całość kończy się w kulminacyjnym momencie, tak aby czytelnik z jeszcze większą chęcią sięgnął po kolejną odsłonę.
Po sowitej dawce fabularnych odpowiedzi, emocji i widowiskowości, autor serwuje odbiorcy również odpowiednią porcję komediowej prostej rozrywki. Tym razem wątek humorystyczny związany jest z przygotowaniami „strażaków” do sesji zdjęciowej do corocznego kalendarza. Jak zawsze pomiędzy zastępami SSP trwa nieustająca rywalizacja o miano „najlepszych”. Obok tego humor odbiorcy poprawi również krótki wątek zakupowo/ubraniowy, w który będzie zaangażowana żeńska część „ósemki” i porucznik Takehisa. Komediowa strona mangi została tu doskonale wykorzystana do złagodzenia zarówno akcji, jak i emocji. Stanowi ona również doskonały łącznik pomiędzy dwoma bardzo dynamicznymi wątkami.
W ostatniej części tomiku rozpoczyna się bowiem nowy „widowiskowy” wątek, w którym nie zabraknie nowych tajemnic i masy „ognistej” akcji. Wszystko rozpoczyna się od pozornie niewinnej wizyty głównego bohatera w siedzibie czwartego zastępu SSP. Wydarzenia szybko jednak nabierają zaskakującej dynamiki, za którą musi kryć się jakaś mroczna prawda (w której maczał palce przeciwnik). Obok samej „walki”, mamy tutaj również okazję zobaczyć jak na przestrzeni kolejnych tomów rozwinęła się znajomość Shinry i Arthura, która ma ogromny wpływ na obu młodych strażaków. Całość kończy się w kulminacyjnym momencie, tak aby czytelnik z jeszcze większą chęcią sięgnął po kolejną odsłonę.
May 28, 2024
Summary:
Fire has always been a thing of nightmares for many. In this world, people are at risk of spontaneously combusting and turning into Infernals. An Infernal wants only one thing - to destroy. They are no longer considered human. That is where the Fire Force comes into play. They must protect the people.
Shinra nearly died in the abyss – but he's not going to let a little thing like that stop him from his quest. He's determined to bring his brother back around and make them a family once again – no matter the price.
Review:
After the intensity from the last volume, it's kinda nice that Fire Force Vol. 11 was a bit more relaxed and chill. Better yet – it even had a comical (and fair-is-fair moment!), so I can't complain about that.
A few good things happen in this volume. First, Shinra finally (FINALLY) gets some answers about his past and family. We have yet to get all the information, but the puzzle pieces are coming together. Thank goodness.
Second, the fan service goes the other direction (for a change). Instead of the girls getting oggled and ripped clothes, the men are the focus of the fan service. Yes, it's more comically leaning (as opposed to how the girls get stripped in the middle of a battle), but it's closer to fair, so I'll take it.
Highlights:
Manga – Shonen
Connected to Soul Eater
Lots of Action
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Fire has always been a thing of nightmares for many. In this world, people are at risk of spontaneously combusting and turning into Infernals. An Infernal wants only one thing - to destroy. They are no longer considered human. That is where the Fire Force comes into play. They must protect the people.
Shinra nearly died in the abyss – but he's not going to let a little thing like that stop him from his quest. He's determined to bring his brother back around and make them a family once again – no matter the price.
Review:
After the intensity from the last volume, it's kinda nice that Fire Force Vol. 11 was a bit more relaxed and chill. Better yet – it even had a comical (and fair-is-fair moment!), so I can't complain about that.
A few good things happen in this volume. First, Shinra finally (FINALLY) gets some answers about his past and family. We have yet to get all the information, but the puzzle pieces are coming together. Thank goodness.
Second, the fan service goes the other direction (for a change). Instead of the girls getting oggled and ripped clothes, the men are the focus of the fan service. Yes, it's more comically leaning (as opposed to how the girls get stripped in the middle of a battle), but it's closer to fair, so I'll take it.
Highlights:
Manga – Shonen
Connected to Soul Eater
Lots of Action
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July 24, 2025
Este volumen arranca fuerte: por fin el comandante Burns suelta la verdad. Después de una pelea intensa con Shinra (porque sí, todo en esta serie debe empezar con un buen golpe), revela que el causante del incendio en el que Shinra lo perdió todo fue su hermano Shō, al despertar su Adora Burst. Y no solo eso… el demonio de aquel día no era otro que su madre transformada. Golpe emocional directo.
Justo después de ese momento tan tenso, entra el caos cómico con el capítulo del calendario. Sigue siendo una joya absoluta, tanto en el anime como en el manga. Todo el escuadrón entregado al ridículo con tal de tomarse fotos EN PELOTAS. Sin sentido, exagerado y maravilloso.
Luego vuelve el misterio: Shinra se reúne con el comandante del Cuarto Escuadrón, quien resulta estar completamente desquiciado. Le pide, muy serio, que lo queme un poco ¿masoquista? Todo bien hasta que empiezan los Adora Links, en los que una figura femenina, idéntica a Iris, aparece e intenta seducir a Shinra hacia la destrucción. Las cosas se complican cuando miembros del escuadrón, vestidos como bomberos del 119, irrumpen en la reunión completamente descontrolados, y Shinra pierde el control por completo.
Haumea nos chismea que la que está poseyendo a Shinra es el Primer Pilar. A partir de ahí, se desencadena una batalla brutal con el comandante Sōichirō (que lo disfruta más de lo necesario). Justo cuando todo parece perdido, llegan Ogun y Arthur para ayudar… y el volumen termina con esta mujer diciéndole a Shinra que sabe dónde está su madre y que puede volver a verla. Cliffhanger en su máxima expresión.
Justo después de ese momento tan tenso, entra el caos cómico con el capítulo del calendario. Sigue siendo una joya absoluta, tanto en el anime como en el manga. Todo el escuadrón entregado al ridículo con tal de tomarse fotos EN PELOTAS. Sin sentido, exagerado y maravilloso.
Luego vuelve el misterio: Shinra se reúne con el comandante del Cuarto Escuadrón, quien resulta estar completamente desquiciado. Le pide, muy serio, que lo queme un poco ¿masoquista? Todo bien hasta que empiezan los Adora Links, en los que una figura femenina, idéntica a Iris, aparece e intenta seducir a Shinra hacia la destrucción. Las cosas se complican cuando miembros del escuadrón, vestidos como bomberos del 119, irrumpen en la reunión completamente descontrolados, y Shinra pierde el control por completo.
Haumea nos chismea que la que está poseyendo a Shinra es el Primer Pilar. A partir de ahí, se desencadena una batalla brutal con el comandante Sōichirō (que lo disfruta más de lo necesario). Justo cuando todo parece perdido, llegan Ogun y Arthur para ayudar… y el volumen termina con esta mujer diciéndole a Shinra que sabe dónde está su madre y que puede volver a verla. Cliffhanger en su máxima expresión.
August 19, 2025
Après un bref combat, le capitaine Barns explique à Shinra ce qu'il s'est vraiment passé il y a douze ans quand sa mère est morte et son frère enlevé par le Grand Prédicateur (également déclaré mort à ce moment-là). Shô (par le biais de Hauméa et Charon) est devenu le "troisième" et a transformé leur mère en torche humaine (le "démon" à cornes était en fait elle). Hauméa a manipulé le démon afin qu'elle leur amène Shô. Barns est arrivé quinze minutes après le début de l'incendie et a préféré dire à Shinra qu'ils étaient morts tous les deux pour éviter qu'il devienne pompier et qu'il les recherche. On ne connait pas le sort de sa mère.
Dans l'une de ses visions, Shinra a vu le capitaine Hague de la quatrième brigade, il demande à la commandante Hague de la sixième (sa petite-fille) à le rencontrer. Le capitaine Hague aurait changé de personnalité depuis quelques temps (depuis qu'il a les stigmates d'une griffure sur le visage).
Il se rend à la quatrième brigade qui abrite également l'école des pompiers dont il a fait partie avec Arthur. Il retrouve certains camarades. Il rencontre Hague et celui-ci semble avoir eu une vision de l'Adora Link qui l'a rendu un peu cinglé. Tout à coup, l'un de ses anciens camarades attaque Shinra et celui-ci semble tomber sous le contrôle du "premier pilier" (lié à l'Adora Link).
Il devient fou et attaque tout le monde. Arthur arrive et l'affronte. La présence qui le manipule lui dit qu'elle sait où est sa mère.
Dans l'une de ses visions, Shinra a vu le capitaine Hague de la quatrième brigade, il demande à la commandante Hague de la sixième (sa petite-fille) à le rencontrer. Le capitaine Hague aurait changé de personnalité depuis quelques temps (depuis qu'il a les stigmates d'une griffure sur le visage).
Il se rend à la quatrième brigade qui abrite également l'école des pompiers dont il a fait partie avec Arthur. Il retrouve certains camarades. Il rencontre Hague et celui-ci semble avoir eu une vision de l'Adora Link qui l'a rendu un peu cinglé. Tout à coup, l'un de ses anciens camarades attaque Shinra et celui-ci semble tomber sous le contrôle du "premier pilier" (lié à l'Adora Link).
Il devient fou et attaque tout le monde. Arthur arrive et l'affronte. La présence qui le manipule lui dit qu'elle sait où est sa mère.
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May 7, 2025
I rate this 4.5 stars.
I read vol. 10 in January 2020, over 5 years ago. I did not plan to take a break from this series, I don’t know why I stopped reading this series for a while. I think it might be because I don't like some of the future covers (like vol. 13) and because I probably got distracted by other series (it happens a lot more than I want it to).
This year I've been trying to stay on top of series and not fall behind if possible. I'm going to try to finish this series either this year or next year.
Reading this volume reminds me why I loved this series so much. I still love this series. I'm already in the middle of vol. 12 and the last few chapters in this volume and the first few chapters in vol. 12 have some similarities with my number one series, Fullmetal Alchemist/Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood and I'm really enjoying it so far.
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I read vol. 10 in January 2020, over 5 years ago. I did not plan to take a break from this series, I don’t know why I stopped reading this series for a while. I think it might be because I don't like some of the future covers (like vol. 13) and because I probably got distracted by other series (it happens a lot more than I want it to).
This year I've been trying to stay on top of series and not fall behind if possible. I'm going to try to finish this series either this year or next year.
Reading this volume reminds me why I loved this series so much. I still love this series. I'm already in the middle of vol. 12 and the last few chapters in this volume and the first few chapters in vol. 12 have some similarities with my number one series, Fullmetal Alchemist/Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood and I'm really enjoying it so far.
Blog: nazreads.ca
Twitter: Naz_readsanime
Instagram: nazreads01, nazcosplay, nradesigns, charmedanimegirl01
February 5, 2024
We finally find out the supposed truth of the events that happened twelve years ago to Shinra's family. It was nice to finally get more of the mystery revealed but soon after the volume went into unrelated events (kind of like fillers) and it derailed the gravity of the situation. The fillers were funny but honestly would have been better not to include them.
We also find out a little of the entity that Shinra has been seeing in his subconscious and a battle ensues as he visits Company Four. Curious to find out more after the conclusion of this battle!
We also find out a little of the entity that Shinra has been seeing in his subconscious and a battle ensues as he visits Company Four. Curious to find out more after the conclusion of this battle!
April 20, 2021
A little more backstory to Shinra’s past and some sub-plot humor on the side made this an enjoyable read. The fan service really took off with the dudes, and we get to see a side of Shinra I was interested in seeing towards the end of the volume that I’m curious to see unfold in the next. Some of the side characters don’t do much except we get to see how Arthur’s powers work and the reason why he seems so idiotic while fighting. Again, fun read. Really enjoy this series.
January 28, 2020
Ha sido un tomo bastante flojo, el tomo anterior nos presentaban que en este tomo íbamos a descubrir algo muy importante que cambiaría la historia por completo. Y aunque el principio ha sido muy esclarecedor, el resto del tomo ha sido fijo y aburrido.
Espero que el siguiente tomo sea mucho más ágil, con más acción y con más misterio, como los tomos que nos tenía acostumbrados esta obra.
Espero que el siguiente tomo sea mucho más ágil, con más acción y con más misterio, como los tomos que nos tenía acostumbrados esta obra.
May 6, 2021
This volume contains #88 - 96.
There is a lot of back story and a few comical sections. The comic bits include the firefighters posing for an all male nude calendar and a shopping spree for four Company 8 members. This volume felt like a break from all of the heavy action and fighting of Vol. 10.
There is a lot of back story and a few comical sections. The comic bits include the firefighters posing for an all male nude calendar and a shopping spree for four Company 8 members. This volume felt like a break from all of the heavy action and fighting of Vol. 10.
July 2, 2023
Got some information about what truly happened 12 years ago in Shinra's house. Adolla Link was also prominent is this volume and I am intrigued about it. What I did not like was the fan service chapter that was a filler and just an excuse to show off characters in certain way.
But overall, not a bad volume.
But overall, not a bad volume.
March 3, 2020
This one is definitely a breather volume after the last one. It starts with answers. And then comedy. Then the crazy comes back.
The comedy in this volume is some of the funniest it’s had in a long time.
Can’t wait to read the next volume.
The comedy in this volume is some of the funniest it’s had in a long time.
Can’t wait to read the next volume.
May 3, 2025
We got a lot of questions and answers with this volume. It's one more step closer to finding out more about Shinra's past. Of course I still love my boy Arthur, he has to be my favorite character of the series so far.
December 8, 2025
I Don’t know why but Fire force reminds me of bleach. Somehow I feel that They share some characteristics. Like the station Numbers, the responsibilities of each station, then there’s a traitor among them, etc.
I’m in volume 11- the storyline getting intense, Brother against Brother…
I’m in volume 11- the storyline getting intense, Brother against Brother…
January 13, 2020
Lol, this one was pretty hilarious. The freaking calendar and getting those ridiculous clothes for Hinawa... 😂
April 10, 2020
(Aviso: lectura hecha en ejemplar en español, publicado en México. La presente nota se modificará cuando se dé de alta en GR la edición correspondiente).
June 22, 2020
I’m so mad at myself for not having the next volumes!! This was another great addition to the Fire Force series ❤️❤️
July 29, 2021
Good
A little slow to start with with those side stories. But some things are explained and we get back to main story pretty quickly which I liked. Thanks. Let's keep reading.
A little slow to start with with those side stories. But some things are explained and we get back to main story pretty quickly which I liked. Thanks. Let's keep reading.
November 9, 2022
❗️3.5/5🌟
November 14, 2022
Notes: just filler and weird shit.
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