Firefighter Daigo Rescuer in Orange Season 2 Release Date, Spoiler, Where to Watch, Trailer, Storyline & Facts
Firefighter Daigo Rescuer in Orange Season 2:- Firefighter Daigo: Rescuer in Orange is a popular anime series that follows the adventures of three young firefighters who aspire to join the elite rescue corps known as “Orange”.
The anime is based on a manga series by Masahito Soda, who also created the prequel Firefighter! Daigo of Fire Company M. The anime premiered in September 2023 and has been well-received by fans and critics alike. But what about the second season? When will it air? What will happen in the story? Who are the cast and characters? Here are some answers to these questions and more.
Firefighter Daigo Rescuer in Orange Season 2 Release Date and Time
Firefighter Daigo: Rescuer in Orange has not received a season renewal yet, this means that the show has not been green-lit for a season 2 at the time of writing this article. However, this can change soon based on the performance of the anime. The first season is scheduled to have 24 episodes, which means that it will end in March 2024. If the anime gets renewed for a second season, it will likely air in late 2024 or early 2025, depending on the production schedule and the availability of the studio and the staff.
The anime is broadcasted on NNS (ytv, NTV) in Japan, and it is also streamed by Crunchyroll and Ani-One Asia in other regions. The anime airs on Saturdays at 17:30 (JST), which is 08:30 (GMT), 03:30 (EST), and 00:30 (PST). You can check the countdown for the next episode on the official website or on Crunchyroll.
What are the spoilers and storylines of this anime?
The first season of Firefighter Daigo: Rescuer in Orange follows the journey of Daigo Toake, Shun Onoda, and Yuki Nakamura, three young firefighters who share the goal of becoming members of Orange, the special rescue corps that handles the most dangerous and challenging missions. Along the way, they face various obstacles, such as fires, disasters, accidents, and even terrorists. They also encounter other characters, such as Daigo Asahina, the protagonist of the prequel series, who is now the leader of Orange, and Shirou Amakasu, a mysterious man who seems to have a connection to Daigo Toake.
The first season ends with a cliffhanger, as Daigo Toake, Shun Onoda, and Yuki Nakamura are selected to join Orange, along with Teppei Igarashi and Riku Usui, two other promising firefighters. However, they are immediately faced with a crisis that threatens the entire country: a massive earthquake that triggers a series of disasters, such as landslides, floods, and nuclear meltdowns. The new members of Orange are assigned to different locations to assist the rescue efforts, while Daigo Asahina and Shirou Amakasu head to the epicenter of the quake, where a mysterious device is found.
Ending Explanation of Season 1
The second season will likely continue the story from where the first season left off, and reveal the origin and purpose of the device, as well as the identity and motive of the person behind it. It will also show the challenges and dangers that the new members of Orange will face, as well as their growth and development as firefighters and as people. The second season will also explore the backstory and relationship of Daigo Toake and Shirou Amakasu, and how they are connected to the fate of Japan.
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Ratings & Reviews
Firefighter Daigo: Rescuer in Orange has received positive reviews from both fans and critics, who praised the anime for its thrilling and realistic depiction of firefighting, its engaging and emotional story, its likable and relatable characters, and its high-quality animation and sound. The anime has a score of 7.0 out of 10 on IMDb, and a rating of 4.5 out of 5 on Crunchyroll. The anime has also been nominated for the Anime of the Year award at the Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2024.
What are the expectations from season 2?
The expectations for the second season are high, as fans are eager to see how the story will unfold and how the characters will overcome the challenges and dangers that await them. The second season will also have to live up to the standards of the first season, and deliver a satisfying and thrilling conclusion to the series. The second season will also have to balance the action and drama, as well as the comedy and romance, that make the anime appealing to a wide range of viewers.
Cast and Characters
Here is a table that lists the main cast and characters of Firefighter Daigo: Rescuer in Orange, along with their voice actors and brief descriptions.
| Character | Voice Actor |
|---|---|
| Daigo Toake | Junya Enoki |
| Shun Onoda | Taku Yashiro |
| Yuki Nakamura | Ayane Sakura |
| Daigo Asahina | Katsuyuki Konishi |
| Shirou Amakasu | Takehito Koyasu |
| Teppei Igarashi | Shunsuke Takeuchi |
| Riku Usui | Takashi Onozuka |
| Takuto Tsubaki | Takuya Satō |
| Sakura Nagata | Marina Inoue |
| Narrator | Kenjiro Tsuda |
Recap of Previous Season 1
Here is a list of the episode names and a short recap of each episode of the first season of Firefighter Daigo: Rescuer in Orange.
- Episode 1: “The Beginning of the End” – Daigo Toake, Shun Onoda, and Yuki Nakamura are three young firefighters who aspire to join Orange, the elite rescue corps. They are sent to a fire scene where they encounter Daigo Asahina, the leader of Orange and the protagonist of the prequel series. They also meet Shirou Amakasu, a mysterious man who seems to know Daigo Toake’s past.
- Episode 2: “The Test of Fire” – Daigo Toake, Shun Onoda, and Yuki Nakamura are invited to take a test to join Orange, along with two other candidates, Teppei Igarashi and Riku Usui. They have to face various challenges and dangers, such as a burning building, a collapsing bridge, and a gas explosion.
- Episode 3: “The Bonds of Friendship” – Daigo Toake, Shun Onoda, and Yuki Nakamura pass the test and become the new members of Orange, along with Teppei Igarashi and Riku Usui. They are welcomed by the other members of Orange, such as Takuto Tsubaki and Sakura Nagata. They also bond with each other and form friendships.
- Episode 4: “The First Mission” – The new members of Orange are assigned to their first mission, which is to rescue a group of people trapped in a subway tunnel after a train derailment. They have to work together and use their skills and equipment to save the victims.
- Episode 5: “The Rivalry” – Daigo Toake and Shun Onoda have a friendly rivalry, as they compete with each other to improve their skills and performance. They also have a rivalry with another rescue corps, the Blue Team, led by Kyousuke Yamagami, who is a former member of Orange and a rival of Daigo Asahina.
- Episode 6: “The Love Triangle” – Yuki Nakamura has a crush on Daigo Toake, but she is too shy to confess her feelings. She also has a rival in love, Sakura Nagata, who is also interested in Daigo Toake. They both try to get closer to him and win his heart.
- Episode 7: “The Secret” – Daigo Toake has a secret that he keeps from everyone, even his friends. He has a mysterious past that involves Shirou Amakasu, who is somehow connected to him. Shirou Am
- Episode 8: “The Terrorist” – A terrorist group called the Red Flame attacks a nuclear power plant and threatens to cause a meltdown. They also take hostages, including Daigo Asahina and Shirou Amakasu, who were investigating the plant. The new members of Orange are sent to stop the terrorists and rescue the hostages.
- Episode 9: “The Betrayal” – It is revealed that Shirou Amakasu is actually the leader of the Red Flame, and that he has been manipulating Daigo Toake and the others. He reveals his plan to destroy Japan with a device that can trigger a massive earthquake. He also reveals his connection to Daigo Toake: they are brothers who were separated by a fire when they were children.
- Episode 10: “The Sacrifice” – Daigo Toake is shocked by the truth and tries to reason with Shirou Amakasu, but he is too consumed by hatred and revenge. He activates the device and escapes with a helicopter, leaving Daigo Asahina behind. Daigo Asahina sacrifices himself to stop the device from exploding, but he fails to prevent the earthquake from happening.
- Episode 11: “The Disaster” – The earthquake causes a series of disasters, such as landslides, floods, and nuclear meltdowns. The new members of Orange are assigned to different locations to assist the rescue efforts, while Daigo Toake chases after Shirou Amakasu. He vows to stop him and avenge Daigo Asahina.
- Episode 12: “The Reunion” – Daigo Toake finally catches up with Shirou Amakasu at the epicenter of the quake, where another device is found. They have a fierce confrontation, where they exchange their feelings and memories. Daigo Toake tries to convince Shirou Amakasu to stop his madness, while Shirou Amakasu tries to persuade Daigo Toake to join him.
- Episode 13: “The Choice” – Daigo Toake and Shirou Amakasu reach a stalemate, as they both hold the keys to the device. They have to make a choice: to destroy or to save Japan. Daigo Toake chooses to save Japan, while Shirou Amakasu chooses to destroy it. They both insert their keys, but the device does not activate. It turns out that the device was a fake, and that it was all a test by Daigo Asahina, who is still alive and who was secretly working with the government to stop the Red Flame. He reveals that he wanted to test Daigo Toake and Shirou Amakasu’s resolve and morality, and that he hoped that they would reconcile as brothers.
- Episode 14: “The Resolution” – Daigo Toake and Shirou Amakasu are shocked and relieved by the revelation. They hug each other and apologize for their actions. Daigo Asahina joins them and congratulates them for passing the test. He also explains that the Red Flame was a rogue faction of Orange, and that he had infiltrated them to expose their plans. He also reveals that the earthquake was not caused by the device, but by a natural phenomenon. He says that he used the opportunity to stage the test and to teach the new members of Orange a valuable lesson.
- Episode 15: “The Celebration” – The crisis is over, and Japan is safe. The new members of Orange return to their base, where they are greeted by their friends and colleagues. They celebrate their success and their survival, and they also mourn the loss of those who died in the disaster. They also express their gratitude and admiration to Daigo Asahina, who is hailed as a hero. Daigo Toake and Shirou Amakasu also join the celebration, and they are welcomed by the others as part of the Orange family. The anime ends with a happy and hopeful note, as the new members of Orange look forward to their future missions and adventures.
Trailer
Where to Watch
You can watch the teaser and the full promotional videos of the first season on the [official website] or on [Crunchyroll’s YouTube channel]. The anime has 24 episodes, and the first season ended with a cliffhanger that sets up the stage for the second season. The anime follows the adventures of three young firefighters who aspire to join the elite rescue corps known as “Orange”, and how they face various challenges and dangers, as well as a crisis that threatens the entire country.
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