The Day I Became a God

I will admit, the first half was entertaining. Kamisama ni Natta hi was one of those seasonals I was looking forward to every week. However, during the second half, the entertainment value dropped entirely. According to Jun Maeda, this was supposed to be his "saddest" work. Unfortunately, it turned out to be the most disappointing. If you are looking for a comedy anime, the first half will fulfill your criteria. However, if you are looking for an anime that will tug at your heartstrings, find something else. Kamisama ni Natta hi's execution is quite possibly one of the worst I've seen in this medium.

It takes a few episodes to get into the show. It starts out fun then things change or aren't as they seem like many great anime series. Some of the episodes were very emotional. I know one part of the ending was offensive to the light novel readers but they don't mention that here from my understanding. I loved the series and I cried at least a few episodes. It's underrated.

I had no idea what I was getting into and it was amazing. I throughly enjoyed it from the start. I was laughing from over the top believable character who makes you wonder what's happening. I was cracking up and the mystery of what was happening had me guessing the whole time. I laughed out loud more times than I expected but more surprising I ended up crying too. I was not expecting to have such an emotional roller coaster ride. I will not say more and don't suggest doing any research cause it's way better that way. I hope you enjoy this stories crazy journey with all its random twists and turns which adds to the experience and I really liked I had no idea what we were going to end with. Quite a blast and very creative. The voice actors hit the mark and really added depth to their respective character. I kind of hope they can come up with more material since I can think of ways they can keep it going. Either way I'm happy with how it ended.

To put it shortly this is a good anime.I watched it and I absolutely do not regret watching it.Totally in my top 15 this year.

The mystery catastrophe revealed by the anime series is not a zombie invasion or the result of nuclear fallout. The end of the world is confirmed by Hina's forecast of weather patterns and horse racing results, but her capacity for prophecy is too enigmatic. The anime's plot only becomes serious in the middle of the season when Hina's announcement of the impending catastrophe and the truth about her godly abilities become clear. Because the anime is unique, each episode contains a variety of theories regarding what will happen in future episodes, adding to the mystery surrounding the predictions. The plot of the show doesn't pick up steam until the middle of the season, when Hina's declarations and the reality of her divine abilities become increasingly evident.