It's very basic.
It seems like my font.

And what is "your" font??

More like Roger's font: Choc.

Could be assimilated as Staccato555
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/tilde/staccato-555/regular/

Hello,
We are an animation series production company. We really like your font “Anderson Fireball”. We would like to know if it is possible to use it for the title card of one episode of a series we are currently producing. In this case, what would be your conditions?
Thanks in advance for your reply.
Kind regards,
Emmanuel.

Roger Excoffon's Choc was issued in 1955 as metal hand type (digital Bitstream's ripoff from Linotype called Staccato 555) -- Ferrera's version is not a "copy", but definitely derivative

Inspired from the TV series Fireball XL 5.

My son's name is Anderson, who just turned 4. A few months ago, he said that he didn't like his name anymore, and wanted to pick a new one. So I asked him what his new name should be, he responded with Fireball. He now refers to himself as Anderson Fireball, whenever anyone asks his name. I was astouded when I came across this font. Perhaps he will get a tattoo one day, and nothing would be more appropriate.

Very appropriate! lol thanks Steve