Kray seemingly kills Galo and takes Lio to use him to power the warp drive. After seemingly destroying the ship and warp drive during the battle, Kray reveals that he is a Burnish, and was also the one who indirectly started the fire he forcefully rescued Galo from, using it as the start of his political uprising, and only recommending Galo to join Burning Rescue in order to let him die. In a mecha of Deus' design, known as the Deus X Machina, Galo and Lio return to the city to confront Kray. He proceeds to reveal the collective agony caused by the Promare-powered warp drive will cause the Earth's immediate destruction. The surging magma is a side effect of subjecting the Promare to pain, and Kray's experiments on the Burnish using incomplete, stolen technology are accelerating its growth.

The Promare naturally desire to burn, an instinct inherited by the Burnish. Deus explains that the Burnish can communicate with the Promare, a race of inter-dimensional flame beings residing in Earth's core after a dimension rift opened shortly before the Great World Blaze. The flames melt the ice and reveal a laboratory run by a holographic projection of Deus Prometh, a scientist killed by Kray. Galo escapes from prison, and with the help of Burning Rescue, intervenes in the conflict, restraining and cooling him down enough, as Galo's colleague, Aina Ardebit, sends them off to the frozen lake. Infuriated by the abuse done toward his people, Lio unleashes all his hatred, turning into a giant flame dragon and burning down the city, with the intention of confronting Kray. Meanwhile, Freeze Force manage to track down and recapture all of the Burnish population but Lio, who is sent into a nearby volcano by his companions. Galo objects to this plan, but Kray orders the soldiers to arrest Galo for treason. He reveals that the abilities of the Burnish can be used to create a warp drive, which he intends to use to flee Earth with a select portion of humanity. Before they escape, Lio tells Galo that Kray is capturing Burnish for human experiments, shocking Galo as he worshipped Kray after the latter saved his life several years ago.Īfter Galo confronts Kray, he informs him that the Earth will soon be destroyed by an uncontrollable surge of magma from the earth's core.

He sees Lio failing to revive a mortally injured Burnish using a mouth-to-mouth flame transfer technique. However, Lio and the other Burnish prisoners break themselves free, and escape to a cave near a frozen lake, where Galo just happens to be nearby. As Galo succeeds in the mission of taking down the Mad Burnish, including their leader, Lio Fotia, they are sent to prison by Freeze Force, a police force owned by the city governor, Kray Foresight. The team responds to incidents involving Mad Burnish, a group of radical Burnish accused of being terrorists. Thirty years later, Galo Thymos is a member of the firefighting group Burning Rescue living in the city of Promepolis. Certain humans developed pyrokinetic abilities during and subsequent to the event, and become known as the Burnish.

With that being said, it looks like international shipping isn’t an option at the moment, so it might just be time to fire up your proxies.During a calamity known as the Great World Blaze, fires from mass spontaneous human combustions killed half the world's population. The collaboration with And A seems to be a limited run of goods, so it may be smart to make sure you pre-order the clothing before it releases. Sushio’s most recent work includes providing key animation for TRIGGER’s new animated film, PROMARE. Before working for Studio TRIGGER, Sushio worked for Gainax, where he worked on Neon Genesis Evangelion. The artbook contains Sushio’s works from anime such as Kill la Kill and Gurren Lagann, including drafts of work within the idol industry. Sushio’s collection with And A is meant to go along with the official artbook that he released on August 22, Sushio the Idol. The character radiates strange confidence, and I really love the way Sushio draws hair.Īnd A is a fashion brand that focuses on promoting individuality by carefully selecting artists to collaborate with. My favorite one is the blue-haired girl cannonballing into the water with a huge spiky dumbbell. The illustrations of the girls are just still images, of course, but somehow they have a lot of life and movement to them. I couldn’t find anything explicitly explaining the concept of the phrase “SiCK & POSiTiVE GiRLS”, but it has a quirky feeling specific to Sushio that’s open to interpretation. And A wanted to express the fusion between fashion and art with Sushio’s designs.

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