Fire Force season 3 is almost here, and it seems like the 4-year wait for the new season is looking to pay off as the first look into episode #1 teases an even better product than the prequel. The hype battle shonen made by David Productions and adapted from Atsushi Ohkubo's manga is, without a doubt, one of this year's most exciting anime, and the anticipation is real.

The official X (formerly Twitter) of the anime revealed the first sneak peek into season 3's first episode, sharing 4 exciting photos. Fire Force season 3 is scheduled to be released on April 4, 2025, and the first episode is titled Unshakable, adapting from chapter 175. With Company 8 about to discover a massive conspiracy that will shake society, the season will see the beloved main cast battle two organizations in a bid to rescue one of their own.

Fire Force's Next Arc Will Be The Best One Yet

The Obi Rescue Will Be A Treat To Experience

The first picture shows Shinra and Company 8 shocked, most likely after hearing the news that their head captain was abducted. The second is even more exciting, with one of the strongest characters, Burns, making a cameo, and people who read the manga should know how amazing he is going to be in this arc. The third shows Fire Force's White Clad , including Haumea, Charon, and Inca. The fourth and final one shows Akitaru Obi, captain of Company 8, with a man holding his shoulder.

Adapting the Obi Rescue arc all the way to the manga's ending, the first part of season three will begin this month and the second in January 2026. Taking the helm as the director is Tatsuma Minamikawa, the director of the previous season. Kenichiro Suehiro will be in charge of music and Sei Suguta will handle the series composition. Natsuki Takei has been promoted from assistant director of photography to director of photography. Many other core staff from previous seasons will also be returning to not only maintain the charm of the previous seasons but also make the result better.

Fire Force Will Be Non-Stop Peak Going Forward

The anime suffering such a long hiatus might have been detrimental to it but from now on, the show shall not stop. The anime will be adapting the best parts of the manga, and with the past two seasons focusing on the buildup to everything coming soon, fans will be rewarded for their patience with nonstop excellence. Fire Force is back better than ever, and for the next 2 years, it will bless fans with its best.