Kamisama ni Natta Hi (2025)

RiriHitosuyanagi

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"Tis pointless. We mean there is no point to you studying. The world shall end in 30 days." - Hina Satou

First of all, I'm surprised about what Hina said about the apocalypse of the world, but what could it be? Could it be a zombie invasion or could it be a nuclear fallout? Nope! There's nothing like that will happen in the anime, but what Hina announced is very mysterious!

But is it really true that the world will end in 30 days? After Hina's prediction of the weather changes and the horse racing outcomes, everything is confirmed to be true. But I feel like it's ...

takashi_fujihiro

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Preliminary (4/12 eps)

A COMPLETE DISAPPOINTMENT. A DEVASTATING DISASTER.

No attachments formed.
Full of plot holes, and it's "dramatic" impact covers for it's extreme amount of faults.

I feel sorry for some underrated animes with a rating of 7 to 7.30 where some of the storylines are good and has character depth than this one. This anime deserves a rating of 6.70 to 6.90 cause I think it's unfair for some animes (that have better writing, characters and execution) in par with this anime's rating. So okay IT'S A DISASTER.

SYNOPSIS:
At the end of the last summer vacation of high school, Youta Narukami spends his days preparing for ...

An1meDweeb

Mixed Feelings

Ellenwitch

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Preliminary (4/12 eps)

There is a lot of fun to be said about this show, even if it follows a simple formula in terms of it's delivery when it comes to episode to episode. But it's all in good fun, and very entertaining from start to finish. Let me explain.

We stat off with the story, with this kid looking supposed god telling a normal guy that she is a god, and that the world will end soon. Pretty chilling right? But the interesting side to it, is that we honestly don't know if she is telling the truth, or that she knows something more than she's telling. Which ...

Stark700

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One of the most curious questions about mankind is how did we come to exist. Is it from natural evolution or is there a higher being such as God that created us? The Day I Became a God gives off a strange vibe but not only its title but also premise. What is this show that P.A. Works and Aniplex have bene working on after all these years?

It shouldn’t be a big surprise that director Yoshiyuki Asai returns to direct this anime original. Coming into this show, I am reminded of another anime that premiered nearly 5 years ago. Remember Charlotte? If not, that’s fine ...

Marinate1016

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Maeda Jun is back with another original work to break our hearts yet again.

You know, over the course of the final quarter of Kamisama ni natta hi, I genuinely asked myself multiple times a day, “what the hell happened to Maeda Jun in his childhood to give him this much pain to express in every series he writes?” While I still don’t have the answer to that, it’s apparent this man has something that enables him to be able to break our hearts like this.

Disclaimer, this show is heartbreaking. Not in the sudden hit by a car type of pain that we felt in Angel ...

EyeViewer

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Preliminary (11/12 eps)

I want to clarify that I write this when i seen the chapter 11, although this is enough to have a conclusive review about this anime.

If you think that this anime is bad because of a few things that are talked about, I allow you to read me, maybe I will open your mind to enjoy this anime as I did.

In the first chapters there are not very important things to highlight. We are shown the life of young students who have average goals enjoying their activities with the presence of Hina, who has the power to look to the future. Everything seems to be ...

KANLen09

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"The world will end (and surpass) in 30 days...in a common figure of empty, draining and manipulative-feeling rhetoric and hyperbolic sense." What happened to you Jun Maeda, the "god" that could do no wrong (well, Strike 1 for Charlotte)?

Jun Maeda: The Day I Became a "emotionally-pulling heartstrings" God. If you recognize this name even in an inkling of coincidence, he's the one who has produced instant classics of Kanon, Air, Clannad and few others. Amongst them all, the prolific ones are the 5-year-gap collaborations with himself, Na-Ga, Aniplex and P.A. Works, with the massively popular Angel Beats! in 2010, and the somewhat controversial love-hate relationship ...

RebelPanda

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Funny

Infuriating. When I consider every aspect of this anime, that is the first word that comes to mind: The infuriating characters, plot, dialogue, music, art, and acting. It's fascinating. I never thought I'd actually find an anime so blatantly terrible that I cannot stand even a single second of it.

For some background, this is Jun Maeda's third original anime—if you're familiar with Charlotte and Angel Beats, you'll know his writing formula. His stories begin as comedy/slice-of-life centered around high school students; in the second half, an incident occurs. Everything becomes melodramatic—with a supernatural twist. In Charlotte, it was superpowers. In Angel Beats, it was the ...

shrns

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Preliminary (11/12 eps)

Okay, so hear me out. This is gonna be my first and last review on this site.

I've watched, read and witnessed all Key works up to this point. So far, my favourites always have been the stories that have been conceptualized and written down by Jun Maeda - long, developing tales that really make the characters grow to you and that make you feel things that you thought were uncapable of. That was the power of Jun Maeda.

Unfortunately, with the recent development of Angel Beats, Charlotte and Kamisama ni natta Hi, there is no longer the money and determination of having a proper setup ...

againn

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Funny

Preliminary (4/12 eps)

The best time to watch this show, is right now while it's airing.

Original shows typically have an unique innate advantage over adapted source material, firstly and less significantly we don't have those people, (you know who they are) that like to prod around saying things like "I've read/am reading the manga" and even worse "I'm reading the Light Novel" like literally anyone cares at all. But more importantly, we have no clue what's going to happen as of now, and that can be exciting. I've seen many theories floating around and being explored to the likes of Hina being the God that is controlling this ...

Ire_-_

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ATTENTION POTENTIAL WATCHERS, PLS READ THIS REVIEW!✓✓✓

So for a starters, after finishing the last EP up until now. I feel satisfied to a good extent, because not only was it jovial ending, but my heart was filled with filicity, I felt as if I had a door leading to freedom opened. To be blatant, each episode was performed and executed brilliantly, each episode always had a pinch of amusement lingering around, and each episode was just overall cromulent. The scenery-superb, the sound and music-outstanding, and the characters themselves including the respectable voice actors was peerless. I feel that the anime didn't jolt numerous characters ...

hafluq

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Preliminary (4/12 eps)

I don't understand why this show doesn't have 'Comedy' in its genre list because this is by far one of the funniest anime of the season.

The whole story is about a self proclaimed god in the form of a little girl warning the
protagonist that the world will end in 30 days.
So she grants him what seems to be supernatural luck and help until then. This ends up becoming the root of the comedy within the show with our guy getting into peculiar situations and the banter between the two is so well written that it always gives me a laugh.

This is one of ...

PyraXadon

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I’m not going to stand for this; shame on you, Jun Maeda. Shame on you for using the mentally disabled as a way to get your audience’s empathy. Of all of the possible story routes you could’ve went through, this is the most vile, most sickening ways you could’ve made this story end.

Story:

In front of Narukami Youta stands a small girl named Hina wearing a nun outfit who claims herself to be Odin or some form of god. She comes bearing a warning: “The World will end in 30 days”. And she has come to him hoping that perhaps he can help stop that from ...

sirjubin

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (10/12 eps)

Blue_Maroon

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Look, I’m an anime fan, I like my melodrama as much as the next guy. You give me some Clannad: After Story, Violet Evergarden, or Bunny Girl Senpai and I’ll get teary-eyed along side you.

But the problem with melodrama in general is that it falls apart very quickly if the fails to make you feel emotion. This is ultimately the downfall of The Day I Became a God.

As you all know, this anime was created by Jun Maeda, the creator of many melodramatic hits like the Clannad series, Angel Beats, and Chrolette. Say what you will about these anime, but there is no denying their ...

JumeiK

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Gaijin being Gaijin, Id give this a Ten! Jun Maeda always had passion, Even came back to write Music for his Stories again!

Story as a Storywriter, does not follow a textbook format, people may say he uses same format all the time, but he is one of the few people to use this in the world.

Art was the same as it was for his previous works, but with more of a modern detail. Rendering of light and advancements in digital workshops, were taken advantage of, not causing people to be lazy. The director seems to be new and if I can guess Jun Maeda hand ...

not_pettan

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I probably should have noticed from a mile away. Its "interesting" premise of a mysterious girl followed by slice-of-life episodic episodes until its big twist and pandering for a few episodes until the story gets wrapped up quickly to its “emotional end.” But instead of an enjoyable experience, all you get is a bad taste in your mouth because you realize, what was the point of this show?

Oh, is this another Charlotte?

This was probably the one show that I REALLY wanted to like this season, and at the same time, the largest disappointment this season. Everyone already knows the creator behind this anime, Jun Maeda, ...

TheAnimeDoomer

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Preliminary (10/12 eps)

As of finishing the tenth episode everything has gone down hill and fast. As always in Yoshiyuki Asai fashion the last few episodes try and bring about a predictable and forced sad ending that ruins the main plot of the story due to its contrived and rushed nature.
The story is episodic with silly and fun antics based around the two main characters and the one's power to predict the future. This episodic nature is fine as it sprinkles a deeper narrative throughout allowing for the build up of a "sad" ending.

The side plot on the other hand involves some smart computer wise with the ...

Shingster

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Please note that this review is intended to be ready by those that have finished watching The Day I become a God and while care has been taken to minimize spoilers there may still be spoilers present within character analysis. You have been warned.

Based on an original idea by PA works Kamisama ni Natta Hi which is better known to western fans as The Day I Become a God is a Drama and fantasy genre anime that gives us the unique opportunity to see what will happen if one day during the last summer vacation of the year before the dreaded college entrance exams ...