Manga like Fire Punch: 6 series to read in English

Fire Punch is set in a world buried under endless snow. Food is scarce there. The picks below are the series on Mangainfo that share the most themes and genres with Fire Punch in AniList's tags and have English volumes out, and a more popular series won any close call. All volume counts here are as of October 2026.

Attack on Titan

Attack on Titan by Hajime Isayama shares a dystopian and post-apocalyptic world with Fire Punch. Revenge drives both stories. Here the action takes place inside three giant walls set one within another. Outside them roam Titans. These are giants that eat people. The series finished in Japan at 34 volumes. All 34 are out in English. The run is complete.

The Promised Neverland

Body horror and gore tie The Promised Neverland to Fire Punch. It also has a coming of age thread. Kaiu Shirai and Posuka Demizu made it. Grace Field House stands alone in a forest. Dozens of orphans live there. Emma is eleven. She is one of the oldest. The genres span drama, fantasy, horror, mystery, psychological and thriller. The series ended in Japan with 20 volumes. English readers have all 20.

Tougen Anki: Legend of the Cursed Blood

If revenge and gore kept you reading Fire Punch, try Tougen Anki: Legend of the Cursed Blood by Yura Urushibara. Tragedy and super powers are part of it too. It is an action series with comedy, drama, mystery and supernatural sides. Demons and youkai are among its themes. It is still releasing in Japan. There are 30 volumes so far. Only 6 are out in English. No next English volume is listed yet.

Bakemonogatari

The link to Bakemonogatari runs through its meta streak and surreal comedy. It also shares an interest in philosophy with Fire Punch. NISIOISIN and Ito Oogure made it. It mixes action, comedy, drama, mystery, romance and supernatural genres. Its themes include urban fantasy, youkai and vampires. The series finished in Japan at 22 volumes. All 22 are available in English.

Hell’s Paradise: Jigokuraku

Yuuji Kaku's Hell’s Paradise: Jigokuraku is a survival story with an anti-hero at its center. Tragedy runs through it as it does through Fire Punch. Gabimaru the Hollow killed for the ninja of Iwagakure. He tried to quit for his wife's sake. The village chief had him arrested for it. Samurai and mythology round out its themes. The series ended in Japan at 13 volumes. All 13 are out in English.

Platinum End

Platinum End comes from Tsugumi Ooba and Takeshi Obata. Like Fire Punch it deals in survival and super powers. Philosophy is another shared theme. It is a psychological drama with mystery, romance and supernatural genres. Gods and angels are among its themes. Its setting is urban. The series finished in Japan with 14 volumes. All 14 are out in English. Nothing more is coming because the English run is complete.