Is Fire Force on Netflix?

Fire Force debuted in 2019 and was a gem amongst the many anime series that debuted the same year, including The Promised Neverland and Fruits Basket. It went on to make quite the name for itself, acquiring tons of fans in its first season.

From the same mastermind behind the iconic anime Soul Eater comes this fiery project full of amazing showdowns and a story that will have you stay away from fires for a while.

If you’re a new fan who has recently discovered Fire Force or just want to rewatch the epic battle between Benimaru Shinmon and a demon, here’s where you can stream every episode of the series.

What is Fire Force?

Shinra Kusakabe’s life is completely turned upside down when his mother spontaneously combusts and his younger brother is taken by a mysterious flame monster.

Because of the sudden tragedy, Shinra decides to join the Special Fire Force, a division devoted to fighting these demons and uncovering the cause of the rising number of spontaneous human combustions.

While learning more about how these monsters work, Shinra soon learns that his fire abilities may unlock the key to understanding everything—which has the side effect of making him wanted by many friends and foes.

You can watch the trailer for Fire Force here.

Is Fire Force on Netflix?

Unfortunately, the series is not currently on Netflix as the streaming platform doesn’t currently hold the license to stream the show.

As of right now, it’s unclear when or if Netflix will ever acquire the rights to this particular show, but don’t fret! There are some other streaming sites where you can watch Fire Force.

Where to watch Fire Force

Both seasons of Fire Force are currently streaming on Hulu! The site currently only has the English dubbing of the anime, but hopefully will have the Japanese-subbed version of the series soon.

Additionally, you can watch every episode on Funimation and Crunchyroll upon subscription.

While you wait for the series to come to Netflix, feel free to watch similar series just like this one that are on the streaming platform including Blue Exorcist, Demon Slayer, Akame Ga Kill!, and, of course, Soul Eater.