[Mesnick]

I watched Tomica Hero Rescue Fire. I liked that it was like a crossover of the ideas of Rescue Force (the concept of a rescue team, the general style, the emphasis on cool vehicles, and in general it is a direct sequel with the appearance of characters from there) and Ryukendo (swords, dragons and demons as antagonists instead of cars from Rescue Force). Overall, it's not the best kids' show out there, but it's one of the best kids' shows. I really appreciate that the authors decided to teach what they themselves understand and this is tokusatsu, which really looks designed for the stated age audience, and not adult viewers. And as an adult viewer myself, I could complain about some stupidity, too easy solutions to conflicts and the fact that Kenji, Hikaru and Tatsuya are the same person going through the same path, the flurry of emotions in the second half of the show easily compensates for these shortcomings.
I would especially like to thank you for the episodes in Nagoya. I really like the traveling episodes in old shows, even despite the flair of advertising in them, and it’s a shame that modern tokusatsu prefer to stay in Tokyo, occasionally going out to Kyoto and the suburbs. But the Nagoya episodes do more than introduce you to a lesser-known part of Japan.
This is not only a display of the sights (and something for every taste) of the city, but also an acquaintance with the work of real firefighters and rescuers. And done in the most exciting form possible. Just great, I wish they did this more often. To sum up, I am absolutely delighted and recommend it to everyone who has not watched it yet. Although, of course, it is best to go in chronological order: Ryukendo - Rescue Force - Rescue Fire.