List of Tower of God episodes
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Tower of God is an anime television series based on S.I.U.'s manhwa series of the same name. The anime adaptation was initially announced at Seoul Comic-Con in August 2019. The series, titled Kami no Tō -Tower of God- (神之塔 -Tower of God-), began releasing in April 2020 simultaneously in Japan, South Korea, and the United States.[1][2] The first season was produced by Telecom Animation Film, with Aniplex subsidiary Rialto Entertainment responsible for Japanese production, and Sola Entertainment providing production management.[2][3] The series premiered on April 1, 2020, on South Korea's Naver Series On and television network Aniplus,[4] and in Japan from April 2 to June 24, 2020, on Tokyo MX and other networks.[5][a] The season was directed by Takashi Sano, with Hirokazu Hanai as assistant director, Erika Yoshida in series composition, Masashi Kudo and Miho Tanino in character designs, and Kevin Penkin composed the soundtrack.[6] The opening theme song is "Top",[7] while the ending theme song is "Slump"; Both are performed by the K-pop band Stray Kids in Japanese, English, and Korean for the respective language dubs.
Crunchyroll streamed the Japanese broadcast of the series as a co-production under its "Crunchyroll Originals" label.[2][8][9] Viz Media licensed the series for home video distribution in North America and released it on Blu-ray on January 18, 2022.[10][11]
In August 2022, during their industry panel at Crunchyroll Expo, Crunchyroll announced that a second season was in production.[12] Titled Kami no Tō: Ouji no Kikan (Tower of God: Return of the Prince), the season is produced by The Answer Studio and directed by Akira Suzuki, with Kazuyoshi Takeuchi serving as chief director.[13] It premiered on July 7, 2024.[14] The opening theme song is "Rise Up", while the ending theme song is "Believe"; Both are performed by NiziU in Japanese, English, and Korean for the respective language dubs.[15]
Series overview
[edit]Episodes
[edit]Season 1 (2020)
[edit]Note: All episodes from the first season are written by Erika Yoshida
No. overall | No. in season | Title [16][17] | Directed by [16] | Storyboarded by [16] | Chief animation directed by [16] | Original air date [18] | |
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1 | 1 | "Ball"[b] | Takashi Sano | Takashi Sano | Miho Tanino | April 1, 2020[a] | |
A girl named Rachel tells a boy named Bam to forget about her as she is climbing the tower to see the stars, disappearing into the gates. Bam suddenly finds himself within the first floor of the tower, with its caretaker Headon. Headon explains that all who wish to climb the tower must pass through a series of tests from each floor, with the first being to reach and break a ball behind a giant white steel-covered eel. Before he can enter the cage, however, a girl named Yuri and her companion Evan interrupts him, gifting him a Pocket holding information about the tower that can switch between visible and invisible, as well as allowing participants to understand the tower's language. Yuri also lends Bam a powerful sword known as Black March that can be dull or extremely sharp depending on the user, expressing curiosity in him despite knowing that her actions might incur the wrath of the higher-ups. Bam, deciphering the true nature of the test to be testing whether participants dare to embrace death, lets himself be eaten to cut it up from the inside. However, as Black March is unable to be wielded for him, Evan suggests he request its strength, allowing Bam to break the ball and be transported to the next floor. To retrieve her sword, Yuri goes after him. On the second floor, Bam is greeted by 399 other floor contestants, with the next test being a killing match to whittle the number down to 200. | |||||||
2 | 2 | "3/400" Transliteration: "Yonhyaku-bun no San" (Japanese: 400分の3) | Hirokazu Hanai | Hirokazu Hanai | Miho Tanino | April 8, 2020[a] | |
Bam recalls how he was amnesiac and all alone in a dark cave until Rachel came and took care of him, including teaching him about the world and how to be literate. On the second floor, Bam encounters two other contestants Khun Aguero Agnis and Rak Wraithraiser. Both recognize the Black March due to a symbol on its hilt, which interests Khun greatly and makes Rak determined to hunt Bam down to become stronger. Khun forms an alliance with Bam, roping Rak in at the last second when the next test calls for teams of three to be formed between participants. On the mothership, test administrator, and Ranker (someone who has climbed the tower before) Lero Ro challenges them to withstand his water barrier, which is formed using the tower's power known as Shinsu. All but Bam, who remains standing due to his supposed good luck, are pushed back by the Shinsu. As Lero Ro leaves after the test, he warns Bam not to get too close to Khun. The victors are taken to another room for the third test. As the groups filter in, a mysterious blonde figure recognizes Khun. | |||||||
3 | 3 | "The Correct Door" Transliteration: "Seikai no Tobira" (Japanese: 正解の扉) | Rokusuke Okimitsu | Takashi Sano | Miho Tanino | April 15, 2020 | |
In the new venue, Khun explains to a wonderstruck Bam that the "sky" here is an imitation created by Shinsu modeled after the legend, which he doubts exists. They meet the director of the test, Hansung Yu, who challenges them to find the right door out of twelve identical ones within 10 minutes given only one chance, lest they be forcefully terminated. Although Khun tries to think, he is inadvertently haunted by his past of being betrayed by his half-sister Maria after she was chosen to become one of the elite girls, a Princess of Jahad, through his help, thereby exiling the Aguero family as well. His mother also warned him since then to never trust anyone and closed his heart off. As Khun panics, Rak pushes open a random door and Hansung reveals the hidden condition to pass was to open any door within 5 minutes. Lero Ro then administers a bonus test where participation is voluntary, but all who pass it would be automatically granted permission to climb the tower. The test involves five rounds where a maximum of five teams attempt to steal a crown and remain on the throne for as long as possible, with two other members of the team acting as a defense. As the second round begins, Bam feels Black March react strangely as a girl resembling Rachel arrives. | |||||||
4 | 4 | "The Green April" Transliteration: "Midori no Shigatsu" (Japanese: 緑の四月) | Masahiko Murata | Masahiko Murata | Miho Tanino | April 22, 2020 | |
As the second round begins, Khun and a man from another team, Lauroe, deduce that the one sitting on the throne is always at a disadvantage as more and more teams fight for the crown. However, Khun declines to participate just yet as Anaak Jahad, a lizard-like girl, currently holds the crown, possessing immense power through her weapon Green April, which is part of a series of Ignition Weapon swords known as the 13 Month Series which includes Black March. This Series of swords is so powerful it is only bestowed upon the Princesses of Jahad, including Yuri and Anaak, who asks Bam to hand it over. Anaak makes a bet with Bam: if his team can win the game she will give him her sword, but if not he will give his to hers, and if he refuses to participate she will kill him and steal the sword after the game. As Lauroe's team fled back into their waiting room and Anaak's trespassed, they are disqualified from the game. Khun pulls a series of tricks using his cloning bag and earns the crown first with Bam on the throne. A mysterious and ruthless team prepares to enter the game, including Rachel, who agrees to kill everyone. | |||||||
5 | 5 | "The Crown's Fate" Transliteration: "Okan no Yukue" (Japanese: 王冠の行方) | Yasuro Tsuchiya | Hirokazu Hanai | Miho Tanino | April 29, 2020 | |
Khun makes countless copies of the crown and releases three other participants that he had allied with during the second round from his bottomless bag. The next round proceeds with the mysterious team entering the game, proving to be extremely powerful. Bam recognizes Rachel and jumps to protect her when she is attacked by a female masked player, the two getting struck on the head in the process and falling to the floor. As Bam vows to protect her, a strange explosion of Shinsu erupts, making it appear as if Bam had turned into Shinsu itself and willingly attacked the player — something that goes against the unbiased and absolute rules of the tower. The crown game ends without a victor as the crown is melted from the extreme power release and Bam had left the throne during the game. Due to his serious head injury, Bam is admitted to the infirmary. Rachel later pays him a visit, where she meets Khun and begins to ask for a favour. Meanwhile, Lero Ro approaches Hansung questioning his reasons for having him administer this bonus round. Hansung cautions that as administrators, they are present to prevent anyone potentially dangerous from claiming the tower's power, with Bam hinted to be one such dangerous person. | |||||||
6 | 6 | "Position Selection" Transliteration: "Pojishon Wake" (Japanese: ポジション分け) | Hiroaki Kudō | Takashi Sano | Miho Tanino | May 6, 2020 | |
Five days have passed since the crown game. Rachel requests that Khun lie to Bam that she was never here, to prevent both of them becoming each other's burdens, although Khun quickly sees that she doesn't really care about Bam and works to distance the both of them, fulfilling Rachel's request in the process. Anaak steals the Black March, but it refuses to listen to her. After Bam reawakens, Khun tells him about how Lero Ro assigned them all positions in their teams to start the fourth test: Fisherman (Close quarter combat), Spear Bearer (Attacking from distance), Lighthouse Bearer (Illuminating the tower and information gathering), Scout (observe the enemy's movement and assist the Fisherman), and Wave Controller (support and control the battle with Shinsu). Bam receives the Wave Controller position, a position that utilizes Shinsu to support team members. In order for Shinsu to be used above limits, contracts must be formed with the floor masters using their Pockets, but Bam is warned by the floor bearers that receiving the contract will only shackle him. Everyone works hard in order to pass in their classes. During mealtimes, Bam meets Endrosi Jahad, a Princess of Jahad in her own right who labels Anaak as an impostor. Khun later finds out that even though Anaak was supposedly made a Princess of Jahad after climbing the tower, she is currently in the midst of passing the tower's tests and records claim her to be deceased. As an enraged Anaak and Endrosi battle in their class, the current Anaak is revealed to be the real Princess's daughter whose parents were killed by the other Princesses, prompting her to enter the tower for revenge. | |||||||
7 | 7 | "Lunch and Tag" Transliteration: "Gohan to Onigokko" (Japanese: ご飯と鬼ごっこ) | Juria Matsumura | Takashi Sano | Kensuke Ishikawa | May 13, 2020 | |
Jahad is the first man to have ever climbed the tower, become the king of all who lives in it today. Endorsi likens the Princesses of Jahad to luxurious shoes in a display cabinet – once they are granted Jahad's power, they are forbidden to do certain things, such as engaging in intercourse and bearing children to prevent the inheritance of Jahad's power. Their fight ends with both Endorsi and Anaak falling into a pit and ending up seriously injured. In the final placement test, participants (all but Rak and Ghost who have already passed) are required to play a game of tag in a separate building while they split into Team A and B respectively, with each team's members required to help their own "it" steal the badge from the other team's "it" or reach the goal. | |||||||
8 | 8 | "Khun's Strategy" Transliteration: "Kun no Sakuryaku" (Japanese: クンの策略) | Hikaru Sato | Hirokazu Hanai | Miho Tanino | May 20, 2020 | |
Khun's strategy: delay Quant long enough so that Anaak their secret "it" can make it out the bridge and pass the test. When Quant reaches the bridge he finds Khun instead of Anaak. Khun lies that Annak jumped off the bridge but in reality, she is safely floating on lighthouse under the bridge, which Quant figures it out. Quant jumps down the bridge, forcing Khun with him in an attempt to get his lighthouse to fall, but Khun is saved by Anaak using the Green April as a vine rope. Down the bridge Quant surprisingly finds Khun and Lauroe, who offer him a ride up the bridge to steal Anaak's badge. It is later revealed Khun betrayed his own team so that his friends (especially Bam) on Team B could pass the test. With Team A losing the game, Team B enters next. Unlike Team A who established their roles clearly and quickly, Team B fights among themselves over who will be "it". Endorsi herself declares she will be "it". Serena's backstory is revealed: she was once a burglar, and one night she watched as her friends were killed by a ranker which lead to her becoming a Regular. In the present time, Quant catches up Endorsi and her team as she shockingly seems to turn against her team as well. | |||||||
9 | 9 | "The One-Horned Ogre" Transliteration: "Katakaku no Oni" (Japanese: 片角の鬼) | Yuichiro Yano | Takashi Sano | Miho Tanino | May 27, 2020 | |
Endorsi reveals that she intends to kill the other two Fishermen on Team B to assure she passes the test. Bam runs to Rachel and he and Quant discover that Hoh is holding Rachel hostage at knifepoint. Hoh tells Bam that he will lose motivation to climb the tower if he kills Rachel, as he has uncovered by an anonymous letter, giving him leverage in passing the test. Rachel tries to break free from Hoh's hold and he accidentally stabs her in the back. To Quant's amazement, Bam uses a Shinsu technique that took him hundreds of years to master to paralyze, recovering Rachel who is now bleeding badly. Hoh, realizing he was set up and grieving in how he is once again, powerless (remembering how his reason for entering the Inner Tower was that his entire race was murdered as he watched helplessly), takes the knife and stabs himself through the chest, killing himself. Serena and Endorsi arrive at the scene and Endorsi uses a weapon taken by one of the Fishermen she presumably killed to attack Quant. Along with Bam's help, Endorsi recovers Quant's badge and Team B wins. Hoh's corpse and Rachel are taken to emergency care and the episode ends with Bam at Rachel's bedside. | |||||||
10 | 10 | "Beyond the Sadness" Transliteration: "Kanashimi no Saki ni" (Japanese: 悲しみの先に) | Yasuro Tsuchiya | Takashi Sano | Miho Tanino | June 3, 2020 | |
Bam reveals to Khun and Rak that Rachel may never walk again after her injury. Bam invites his peers to a small funeral set up for Hoh and they have a remembrance party for him later that night. Knowing she won't pass the latest test and feeling that her purpose isn't there, Serena leaves the Inner Tower and gives Shibisu her knife as a parting gift. Test director Hansung Yu runs into Wave Controller teacher Yuga holding a secret call, who reveals that his true identity is Lo Po Bia Ren, a member of the Royal Enforcement Division. He is on a mission to retrieve the Green April and possibly destroy the false princess - the second Anaak Jahad. Yu unexpectedly allows Ren to pursue his mission. The next morning, the participants learn of their overall test results and whether they passed or not. Hansung Yu announces that since she was injured in the last test, Rachel has failed. In an attempt to save her status, Khun asks for permission to take the administrator's test. Yu reminds him that only Irregulars have the power to consult with the administrator, in which Bam notifies him that he is one. This revelation surprises many of the participants. Bam is then taken to the administrator in order to speak with him. | |||||||
11 | 11 | "Underwater Hunt (Part 1)" Transliteration: "Sengyo Kari (Zenpen)" (Japanese: 潜魚狩り (前編)) | Kanji Miyake | Takashi Sano | Miho Tanino & Kensuke Ishikawa | June 10, 2020 | |
After consulting with the administrator, Bam succeeds in getting permission to take the administrator's test - if the pass, then Rachel will move on. For the test, Bam and Rachel are placed into an underwater Shinsu ball along with fish and must be captured by net dolphins and eaten by their queen to pass. The remaining participants must stop the net dolphins' enemies: the goblins - who control marsh worms - and striped ground pigs, from interfering with the net dolphins. They must also watch out for The Bull, a mysterious and dangerous creature that eats almost anything that moves. In the caves, Shibisu runs into The Bull after receiving a warning from Hatz that the two participants who were with him have gone missing. Shibisu is saved by Anaak and Endorsi, who arrive just in the nick of time. However, the two start competing and betting against each other to see will defeat The Bull first. The Bull however, runs off and Endorsi and Anaak follow, leading them to become separated. Endorsi runs into The Bull, which is now stronger, and she left nearly unconscious. Anaak on the other had, runs into Lo Po Bia Ren, who stabs her through the torso. Ren is now controlling The Bull and it brings a captured Endorsi to him, who is ordered by Ren to kill the Anaak, the imposter princess. Meanwhile, Hatz, Rak, and Paracule are keeping an eye on the goblins. Khun instructs them to wait before moving in, but there are more of them than expected. As one of the goblins prepares to attack Hatz, Paracule reflexively skewers it with his spear, prompting the rest of the goblins to attack. | |||||||
12 | 12 | "Underwater Hunt (Part 2)" Transliteration: "Sengyo Kari (Kōhen)" (Japanese: 潜魚狩り (後編)) | Hirokazu Hanai | Hirokazu Hanai | Miho Tanino & Kensuke Ishikawa | June 17, 2020 | |
After initially running away from the goblins, Rak turns around to attack the goblins, joined by others from the team. Meanwhile, Lauroe follows Khun's orders and seals several underground tunnels leading the striped ground pigs to the goblins. The two enemies fight each other, allowing Bam and Rachel safe passage. Underground Anaak is nearly defeated by Lo Po Bia Ren but Endorsi chooses to fight alongside her. Together they are still not powerful enough to defeat Lo Po Bia Ren, but as they fight Princess Yuri arrives and recognizes her blade she loaned to Bam. Annoyed with the situation, she works with her team to kill Lo Po Bia Ren. As he dies he laughs, admitting that during the fight he sent the bull to kill Bam and Rachel. The bull arrives underwater to kill them and gets several good hits before Bam uses his special Shinsu to defeat the bull. As they rise upward about to complete the test successfully Rachel stands up and pushes Bam over the edge. | |||||||
13 | 13 | "Tower of God" Transliteration: "Kami no Tō" (Japanese: 神之塔) | Takashi Sano & Masahiko Murata | Takashi Sano | Miho Tanino & Minoko Takasu | June 24, 2020 | |
Some of Rachel's backstory is revealed. She believed the tower was calling for her, but when she arrived Headon tells her that the tower did not call her at all and that she is too weak to enter. Desperate to become special, she begs for any kind of chance. Headon holds her immobile and she watches as Bam arrives and is able to defeat the first test. She is jealous of Bam and wants to be special. Headon gives her a special test, telling her that she will be allowed to climb if she defeats Bam with her own two hands. She demands a special weapon (since Bam was given an amazing weapon in front of her) and Headon gives her a bodyguard that will die in her place once, allowing her to essentially have 2 lives. She makes her way through the tower knowing that she must kill Bam but unable to bring herself to do it. She becomes more and more jealous, urging him to stay away from her in her mind. She is told that if she waits long enough and follows the signs given, she'll be given a chance to kill him. So she allows herself to be taken by Hoh and uses the bodyguard to die and return. She waits until Bam is injured then pushes him into the Shinsu lake to kill him. When the others find her alone, they ask where Bam is and she says the bull came then passes out. Everyone assumes Bam is defeated and decide that as a favor to him they will help Rachel reach the top. Rachel, resting in her room after the trial, laughs wildly then covers her face--conflicted over what she's done but still determined to reach the top. After everyone leaves for the next level, Bam wakes up in a deep cavern badly hurt. He remembers Rachel pushing him. He decides he needs to climb the tower in order to find his own answers. |
Season 2 (2024)
[edit]No. overall | No. in season | Title [20][17] | Directed by [20] | Written by [20] | Storyboarded by [20] | Original air date [21] |
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14 | 1 | "Last Chance"[b] | Yoshitsugu Kimura | Erika Yoshida | Toshihiko Masuda | July 7, 2024 |
15 | 2 | "The Strongest Regular" Transliteration: "Saikyō no Senbetsu-sha" (Japanese: 最強の選別者) | Taiki Nishimura | Erika Yoshida | Namako Umino | July 14, 2024 |
16 | 3 | "The Trustworthy Room" Transliteration: "Shinji Rareru Heya" (Japanese: 信じられる部屋) | Tsutomu Murakami | Erika Yoshida | Tsutomu Murakami | July 21, 2024 |
17 | 4 | "Ramen and the Great Big Sky" Transliteration: "Rāmen to Hiroi Sora" (Japanese: ラーメンと広い空) | Michita Shiraishi | Takeshi Miyamoto | Kei Suzuki | July 28, 2024 |
18 | 5 | "The Other Team" Transliteration: "Mō Hitotsu no Chīmu" (Japanese: もうひとつのチーム) | Makoto Ōga | Erika Yoshida | Masayoshi Nishida | August 4, 2024 |
19 | 6 | "Zygaena's Flower" Transliteration: "Chigena no Hana" (Japanese: チゲナの花) | Shintaro Noro | Takeshi Miyamoto | Masayoshi Nishida | August 11, 2024 |
20 | 7 | "Mazino Magic" Transliteration: "Maji no Majikku" (Japanese: マジノマジック) | Shige Fukase | Takeshi Miyamoto | Toshihiko Masuda | August 18, 2024 |
21 | 8 | "Her Name Is Emily" Transliteration: "Kanojo no na wa Emirī" (Japanese: 彼女の名はエミリー) | Taiki Nishimura | Riuji Yoshizaki | Daisuke Kurose | August 25, 2024 |
22 | 9 | "One-Winged Devil" Transliteration: "Hen'yoku no Akuma" (Japanese: 片翼の悪魔) | Tsutomu Murakami | Takeshi Miyamoto | Toshikatsu Tokoro | September 1, 2024 |
23 | 10 | "The Hand of Arlen" Transliteration: "Aru Ren no te" (Japanese: アルレンの手) | TBA | TBA | TBA | September 8, 2024 |
Notes
[edit]- ^ a b c The first two episodes received an early release on Naver Series On at 20:00 KST April 1 and 8, 2020.[19] Subsequent Korean-dubbed episodes premiered at 23:00 KST, and subsequent Japanese-dubbed episodes aired at 24:30 JST, which is effectively 00:30 JST the following day.
- ^ a b Stylized in all caps
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- ^ a b c d "STORY -TVアニメ『神之塔 -Tower of God-』公式サイト-" (in Japanese). Retrieved July 8, 2024.
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External links
[edit]- Official 1st season anime website (in Japanese)
- Official 2nd season anime website (in Japanese)
- List of Tower of God episodes (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia