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A review by mimirtells
Fire Force, Vol. 10 by Atsushi Ohkubo
5.0
5/5 Stars (%90/100)
Even though this is one of my favorite volumes of all, I agree with people who said it is getting very complicated. Instead of answering certain questions about powers or the world itself, more questions are presented (it is as if I am watching Lost all over). However, it does not mean that I didn't enjoy this book. In fact, I really liked it, especially the long-awaited fight between Shinra and Sho. During the fight, we learn that there is something called 4th Generation, which is super rare and those people are absurdly powerful like Sho and Shinra. The explanation for this 4th generation was not great but it all makes sense in the future. The Netherworld Arc is almost over and it is probably my favorite arc so far.
Even though this is one of my favorite volumes of all, I agree with people who said it is getting very complicated. Instead of answering certain questions about powers or the world itself, more questions are presented (it is as if I am watching Lost all over). However, it does not mean that I didn't enjoy this book. In fact, I really liked it, especially the long-awaited fight between Shinra and Sho. During the fight, we learn that there is something called 4th Generation, which is super rare and those people are absurdly powerful like Sho and Shinra. The explanation for this 4th generation was not great but it all makes sense in the future. The Netherworld Arc is almost over and it is probably my favorite arc so far.