Fire Force Season 3 vs Season 2: Can David Production Maintain 'God-Tier' Visuals for the Final Arc?

It is the question keeping the fandom awake at night.

Fire Force Season 2 gave us one of the greatest animated fights in shonen history: Shinra vs Burns. The impact frames, the sound design, the fluid choreography—it was perfection.

Now, as we head into the Final Arc of Season 3, the stakes are higher. The story is getting weirder, the battles are reaching cosmic scales, and fans are asking the big question:

Can David Production possibly top what they've already done?

The "Burns" Benchmarks

The Shinra vs Burns fight wasn't just good because it was flashy. It was good because it had weight. You felt every punch. The animation was grounded, physical, and visceral.

Season 3 faces a different challenge. As Shinra Kusakabe evolves and the story leans heavily into the "Adolla" madness, the visuals need to change. We aren't just watching fistfights anymore; we are watching reality dissolve.

Different, But Better?

From what we've seen in Season 3 Part 2, David Production is shifting gears.

• Line Art: It's getting scratchier, rougher—mimicking Atsushi Ohkubo's manga art evolution.
• Color Palette: The standard flames are being replaced by the psychedelic neons of the Adolla Burst.

So, will it be "better" than Season 2? If you are looking for pure martial arts choreography, maybe not. But if you are looking for a visual spectacle that breaks the medium's rules? Absolutely.

!TIP The signs of this evolution are already here. Check out how the new OP connects directly to Soul Eater lore: Fire Force Season 3 Part 2 Soul Eater Connection.

Don't expect "Season 2 Part 2." Expect an entirely new visual language. David Production isn't trying to recreate the Burns fight; they are trying to animate the end of the world. And honestly? That's even more exciting.