The burning Benimaru's burning Matoi and Asakusians explained the importance of exiting.

summation

• This story is rich in religious themes, and Sol Church and Company 7 have unique practices.

• Flaming Matoi mixes tradition and cavity with a polite remittance of hell in Asakusa.

• Benimaru, a destroyer, executes hell deep and shows strong ties and respect for his community.

that fire brigade The story is a story full of religious themes. SOL Church is one example of most firefighters and has many religious practices that are applied by executing humans who have turned from the story to the story, not used in worship.

Company 7 was unique because it was unique and not followers of the Sol Church. The author fire brigade The series borrowed elements in Japanese culture during the EDO period. His approach was made by the Asakusan people a very excellent group.

Burning Matoi

Word of attention

MATOI (纏//い/), which flows in a large part of history, was a flag used by firefighters to inform people of fire. The author borrowed this concept and adjusted it to the general human combustion. fire brigade story.

Benimaru, the current captain of Company 7, headquartered in Asukasa, was accused of execution of all hell in the community. Burning MATOI is not just combat skills. It was a polite conveyance to all humans, reflecting the prayer of Zol Church. Benimaru is destroyed by a tribute where the sister recites the final consciousness. The consciousness celebrates the humanity of people who have turned into hell and serves as a memorial and cleansing act.

Asakusa is turned off

tradition

The Asakus people lived a more traditional lifestyle. This is the way their house is composed and clothes. Company 7 was also worn by wearing “Yukaka” while handling the combustion work.

Everyone in the world lived in fear of turning to hell at any point. What made Asakusa inhabitants was the fact that they were gathered there with hope to die in the hands of Benimaru. Asakusa destroyer.

When did you first appear?

First impression

When Company 8 visited Asakunsa's Company 7, I saw Benimaru returning home. While walking, people greet him and provide gifts. One old man Kentaro invited him to drink that night. Kentaro was an old man who didn't take too long for the next human combustion and wanted to drink a drink with Benny Maru.

The bell rang and the people shouted, and Benimaru started to act quickly and burned. Matoi ceremony. People have already been installed Matoi The flag and Benimaru continued to destroy the house with the flag. As he did, people welcomed him as a destroyer. Before he executed hell, Benimaru showed him the destruction of the surrounding area and rested him.

What is the importance of transmission?

Through people's eyes

Every time someone in Asukusa turns into a hell man, the destruction of the property can be seen too many and even confuses many fans, but the author takes time to explain the value added to the story.

The house can be rebuilt repeatedly, but once it has been turned into a flame human. Life cannot be recovered. (fire brigade Manga 39).

For them, the value of human life cannot be exaggerated. It was the idea they shared, and the burning Mato made them more sacred to them. Their consciousness was once a part of their community and was the public's recognition of the proper farewell and memory.

Through Benny Maru's eyes

Community consciousness is highly emphasized in Asakusa. Benimaru's personality may seem to be the most social type, but the interaction and relationship with people are clearly deep and full of respect. He seemed to have a strong ties with each of them, and it was not proven, but he would have known each resident as its name.

In the case of one of the most powerful characters in the show, he is responsible for his gravity executor. As Asakusa's people have turned into people of hell, it is not easy to polish his skills of protecting and executing consciousness many times, but he has done his duties for intensity and purposes.