Two groups are formed to combat the fire-wielding mutants: the militaristic Freeze Force that arrest Mad Burnish members and take them away to a secret prison, and the firefighting Burning Rescue team that respond to Burnish-created disasters and save civilians. Most of the populace wrongly believe that every Burnish belongs to a terrorist organization called Mad Burnish, a group responsible for several aggressive actions in metropolitan areas. In the modern day, these people are called the Burnish, and they are ostracized and discriminated against by the rest of the non-mutant population. Promare's story begins 30 years after the emergence of a mutation that causes random people of all ages from around the world to suddenly manifest pyrokinetic abilities. Though it suffers from some pacing issues from prolonged world-building in Act 1, Promare finishes strong with a well-structured story, creative humor, gorgeous animation, and wonderfully powerful gay energy. Trigger has not quite managed to capture that same type of magic since then, but the studio's theatrical debut, Promare, comes close. Studio Trigger burst onto the anime scene in 2013 with Kill la Kill, an original series well-received by both fans and critics for its creative subversion of genre tropes, lovable characters, well-composed soundtrack, and gorgeously animated over-the-top battles.
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