The WORST seasons of Fireball
Every season of Fireball ever, ranked from worst to best by thousands of votes from fans of the show. The worst seasons of Fireball!
Fireball is a series of CGI anime shorts created by Toei Animation in conjunction with Disney. The show takes place in the distant future of the 49th millennium, and revolves around the happenings inside a giant manor (named 'Tempest Tower') inhabited by two robots; the gynoid duchess Drossel von Flügel (full name and title: the 19th Lord of Uranos' Kingdom's Tempest Domain, Drossel Juno Vierzehntens Heizregister Fürstin von Flügel) and her massive cyclopian servant, Gedächtnis. The episodes are usually nonsensical in nature, normally showing the two characters making idle conversation in the midst of a war with humanity.
#1 - Fireball Humorous
First Aired 10/5/2017
On an ordinary planet in the distant future. Humans have long been at war with the mechanical aristocrats called "Hyperion." This is the story of Drossel, a Hyperion and the daughter of the Duke von Flügel, and her butler Gedächtnis in the Tower of Tempest, isolated from the outside world. Their daily tasks revolve around managing problems that occur in their high-rising castle-tower while awaiting the day the stars realign themselves.
#2 - Fireball
First Aired 4/6/2008
Drossel, an heiress from a long aristocratic line of the House of Flügel, resides in a castle called the Tower of Tempest. She lives there with her large robotic butler Gedächtnis, who has been serving the family for generations. He reveres Drossel’s late father and diligently serves as her caretaker. Drossel also cares for Gedächtnis with whom she has grown up. They pass the time with supposedly intellectually stimulating conversations, only to be interrupted by unexpected, wacky events at times.
#3 - Gebäude Bäude
First Aired 11/7/2020
Gebäude-Bäude tries to show the mistress Ariadne the outside world, but is constantly interrupted.
#4 - Fireball Charming
First Aired 4/3/2011
Drossel confesses she has had a “dream” about a human. When she insists that the first step toward achieving peace with him is to find common ground through words, Gedächtnis lectures her about the characteristically human phenomenon of “evolving language.”