Shinra Kusakabe is a third-generation pyrokinetic with the ability to light his own feet on fire. Shinra is assigned to Special Fire Force Company 8, a pyrokinetic force tasked with dealing with Infernals, humans who have been transformed into living flames as a result of spontaneous combustion. The second season of “Fire Force” concluded in December 2020, and the show soon climbed to the top five most-watched anime television shows on Amazon Prime Japan (Via Anime News Network). As fans have clearly indicated their desire for a third season of the popular show, here is everything we currently know about Season 3 of “Fire Force.”
When will the third season of Fire Force be released?
Season three of “Fire Force” has not been confirmed, and no release date has been determined. Given the show’s popularity, which has resulted in significant manga sales, there is reason to believe that a second season is in the works and that an announcement might come as early as this summer. By the end of April, the manga had sold over 15 million copies, according to the official “Fire Force” anime Twitter account. With such high ratings, it’s clear that the show has achieved sufficient success to warrant a second season.
According to Atsushi Kubo, the manga will be completed soon, which may result in a delay in developing a new anime season. While things could change, Okubo, the manga’s author, told Monsters and Critics that he expected the storey to conclude around volume 30.
Furthermore, according to Anime News Network, Okubo stated in the manga’s 23rd volume that the storey had come to a conclusion and that “Fire Force” would be his final try. Estimating the manga’s completion date may be tricky, considering it has been published in 28 volumes. Season 3 is expected to launch in late 2020 or early 2021, however, an official announcement is more likely to occur later in the year, with a release date of 2022 or later.
What is the plot of Season 3 of Fire Force?
At the time, no clear plot elements for Season 3 of “Fire Force” have been revealed. On the basis of how closely the anime has followed the manga thus far, we may reasonably estimate what Shinra will be up to in Season 3.
The anime’s first season covered volumes 1 through some of volume 11, while season two covered the remainder of book 11 up to specific chapters in volume 20, and season three covered the remainder of volume 20. Unless the anime series deviates into filler territory like “Naruto” or “Bleach,” Season 3 may adapt the manga’s volume 20 all the way to the book’s likely conclusion, assuming the book is actually nearing its conclusion.
If it hasn’t already, the Season 2 conclusion appears to foretell a far larger future conflict between Company 8 and the Evangelists. Shinra’s training was accelerated to a new level dubbed “The Press Of Death” in order for him to build strength and battle the Company’s most lethal adversaries. Meanwhile, in the season finale, Captain Hague of Company 4 was assassinated, dealing a fatal blow to the heroes.
On the other hand, Shinra’s superior talent may enable him to develop an Adolla Link, allowing him to observe Hague’s final moments. Company 8 will almost probably partner up with the Tokyo Empire in Season 3 to take on the Evangelist’s formidable forces as a result of these occurrences.