Fire Force is the Latin American Spanish dub of 炎炎ノ消防隊. It is available on Funimation (Latin America) and Crunchyroll.
Cast[]
| Character | Actor | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Shinra Kusakabe
|
Luis Leonardo Suárez | |
|
Arthur Boyle
|
Manuel Campuzano | |
|
Maki Oze
|
Andrea Orozco | |
|
Iris
|
Erica Langarica | |
|
Tamaki Kotatsu
|
Valentina Souza | |
|
Akitaru Ōbi
|
Alfredo Grabiel Basurto | |
|
Takehisa Hinawa
|
Noé Velázquez | |
|
Lisa Isarabe
|
Betzabé Jara | |
|
Vulcan Joseph
|
Carlo Vázquez | |
| Joker | Erick Selim | ||
| Leonard Burns | Sebastián Llapur | ||
| Karin Fulham | Ernesto Rocha | ||
| Taketu Noto/Papanatas | Jesús González Guadarrama | ||
| Hibana | Georgina Sánchez | ||
| Shinmon Benimaru | Arturo Cataño | ||
| Konro Sagamiya | Octavio Rojas | ||
| Shō Kusakabe | Oliver Díaz | ||
|
Amaterasu
|
Cristina Hernández | |
Trivia[]
- The character Iris uses the honorific "san" to mention the rest of the characters, being the only case of using honorifics in a timely manner in the Funimation dubs.
- The term to refer to the fire-fighting institution "Fire Force" was kept with its name in English.
- Takeru Noto's nickname "Juggernaut", was adapted as "Papanatas" in some episodes.
- A dialogue by Konro Sagamiya is dubbed by Alfredo Gabriel Basurto in episode 13.
- At the beginning of the series, the character Iris was referred to as "Eiris" , later she is referred to as "Airis " starting from episode 5.
- In episode 1, at certain points in the episode, the audio quality drops considerably.