Strengthens the emotional side of the series by focusing on fallen people trying to reclaim their purpose. Genpachi’s story adds weight to the Ragged Fire-Slayers, showing that Gengo is building more than a firefighting team; he’s giving broken souls another chance. The fire sequences remain tense and atmospheric, especially with the smoky Edo streets and collapsing buildings. While the animation still struggles during crowd movement, the episode’s gritty historical vibe and strong character writing keep it engaging throughout.
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