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Fire Force 27
Fire Force 27
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In Tokyo, a special firefighting team called the Fire Force is established to fight spontaneous combustion caused by demons. Shinra, a boy with the power to run at the speed of a rocket, joins the team, but the source of the phenomenon remains unknown. Will the Fire Force be able to discover the source and put a stop to it before the city burns to ashes?
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 192 pages
Publication date: 05 July 2022
Publisher: Kodansha America, Inc
The city of Tokyo is in a state of panic as demons have taken control, causing people to burst into flames. In response, a special firefighting team, the Fire Force, has been established to combat spontaneous combustion wherever it occurs. However, their mission is about to take a thrilling turn when they recruit Shinra, a young boy with an extraordinary ability to run at the speed of a rocket. As he races through the streets, leaving behind a trail of devil's footprints and destroying his shoes in the process, Shinra becomes the key to unraveling the mystery behind this bizarre phenomenon. The Fire Force must race against time to discover the source of this strange power and put a stop to it before the entire city is consumed by flames. With Shinra's unique abilities and the team's determination, they may be able to save Tokyo from destruction and restore peace to the city.
Weight: 176g
Dimension: 190 x 126 x 15 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781646514205
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