Campione!
Oshimeter
Synopsis
The gods of the world are not myths or legends. They exist, unbeknownst to humans, fighting their battles and laying waste to land and life. People perceive the fights of such "Heretic Gods" as inexplicable natural disasters they cannot escape. Sixteen-year-old high school student Godou Kusanagi travels to Italy at the request of his grandfather to return a particular tablet to an acquaintance for safekeeping. Godou does not expect to get drawn into a battle between two Heretic Gods alongside Erica Blandelli, a self-proclaimed witch fighting to protect people. Fortunately, he manages to defeat the god of war in mortal combat and becomes a "Campione"—or "God Slayer"—whose duty is to fight Heretic Gods to save humanity. Godou's new status as a Campione attracts a bevy of Gods who wish to challenge him and a band of devout followers—mostly women—who are willing to aid him in his battles. Campione!: Matsurowanu Kamigami to Kamigoroshi no Maou follows Godou as he tackles dueling deities in a conflict between Heaven and Earth.
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Characters
Erica Blandelli
Erica Blandelli: A fiery Italian magic swordsman, fiercely loyal and affectionate towards Godou, despite her forceful nature.
Rial Monica
Godou Kusanagi
Godou Kusanagi, a Campione, wields the powers of Verethragna and other gods, juggling his abilities with the affections of his harem.
Shepard Blake
Liliana Kranjčar
A skilled sorceress and knight, Liliana is Godou's devoted servant and Erica's rival, secretly writing romance novels.
Simmons Genevieve
Yuri Mariya
Hime-Miko with powerful Spirit Vision, initially feared Godou but later became an ally and lover, gaining his authority and new abilities.
Haag Hilary
Ena Seishuuin
Naive yet impulsive Hime-Miko swordsman, Ena uses Divine Possession, channeling the Kusunagi sword's power at great risk.
Mosier Carli
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Now, onto the final episode and fight, excited to see how it goes. A lot is at stake here with such an unpredictable enemy. The plot really tricked me here. Every piece is coming together and getting resolved as a great wrap-up. Really well concluded, it completes a full circle yet still leaves room for more.
That’s the kind of development I truly never expected, such an appearance from a third party. The plot gets deeper and deeper. Though it’s not as simple as one might think. That’s a crazy hard watch. The final confrontation is now finally set.
Uhm, BRO WHAT??? Quite the nasty mouth we’ve got here, but I can’t argue she’s 90% right about all of it. Now he’s getting pressed. The whole vibe is really weird, and we all know why. The entire episode was building up toward that, so no real surprises. Still, it’s good to see.
It seems we already have the theme for the main drama here. It got solved pretty quickly, I expected way more ups and downs before that. Uhm, that’s getting a bit awkward. Wow, that really went wild. I found such a climax suspiciously early, but now I get it.
Picking up after a rather shocking development. I didn’t expect this much focus on this side, but it’s been fun to watch. Wow, she’s really pushy with all of that. BWAHAHAHA now that’s nuts. Uhm, that’s a bit too much. Everything has been set up for the confrontation, let’s see how part 2 goes.
Oho, might this be a cliché-themed episode to break the pace? Well, a bit of depth in the characters’ relationship is a nice touch to make the main story progress in a more enjoyable way. Not just a pace breaker huh, a lot of lore is being dropped too. That’s some crazy trouble. Yep, that’s exactly how it’s gonna go.
Something is clearly being set up here. Both sides are developing on their own, great to see progress in both the plot and the main story. Well, it’s the story’s basis, but the buddy-buddy talk midfight really annoys me. Reaching the final climax as we watch the confrontation become head-on.
Now, the real thing begins. Let’s go down the rabbit hole and into the new crisis. I don’t get all the buddy-buddy talk, honestly. She really knows how to play with words hahaha. Now we’re reaching the good part. Hohoho, that’s an interesting turn of events.
Awkward right off the bat huh hahaha. The next problem is made pretty clear in this episode. We’re really deep into this side now. Wow, that was really tough to watch man, I felt for him. That’s quite the statement, though I doubt it’ll go that way. Such a weird way of talking hahaha. Now that’s a crazy development.
The big moment is coming, both sides are prepared to do whatever it takes. This is going to get really troublesome. I didn’t expect such a climax this early in the series. Wow, the fight went in a completely different direction. Quite the strategy, I’d say, he’s good at this. He’s in for some crazy trouble hahaha.
This all feels very weird to me. Some pieces just don’t fit here. Well, it’s a huge politics/power game in the end. That’s really intense, I hope he handles it well. Yeah, tell him. Those representations and ways of moving forward are crazy. Something smells really fishy here. Truly the old way of doing things hahaha.
I’m still baffled by the last episode’s development. Though, it wasn’t exactly an unexpected outcome. Well, you’re way too deep into the problem now. Seems like he’s not going to have it easy. Ahhh, that’s gonna be rough. I can’t say he’s wrong here. A lot is being built up, quite an important episode for the whole season.
Seems to be a rather old-school style of animation and storytelling. Very fluid and well-done action. Well, that’s the way they used to make animation. You’re in for some trouble. I didn’t expect such a development right in the first episode. WHAT???? You can’t be serious, man.
The fight scene is intense, the strongest yet. As usual, Godou develops a new skill. It’s fast-paced with no dragging moments, and it delivers a twist at the end. It also mixes emotions, with a heart-pounding finale.
This episode mixes action with emotional, sad moments. The kiss scene runs longer than usual, so heads up and don’t watch with kids. Overall, it balances the mood well, giving us tense moments, romantic Wattpad-style vibes, and sad scene that hit like an empty wallet.
This episode brings love conflicts between Godou and Mariya, Liliana and Erica. We’re given promising romance with a fast pace, but it still keeps enough action scenes to balance the episode well.
This episode introduces Godou’s new skill against Perseus. The fight is exciting to watch since the enemy is really strong. Liliana finally helps power up Godou. The battle is fast-paced with no dull moments.
This episode is lighter, giving Godou room to grow and get stronger before the next fight. Comedy is balanced, pacing is slower, but the ending builds tension. It leaves you eager for the next episode.
I expected this to be a chill, relaxed episode after the full action scene from previous episode. But just a few minutes in, Godou runs into another strong enemy. This time, the author ends it on a cliffhanger that makes you want to watch the next episode right away!
I’m really satisfied with the action in this episode. The fight feels like a true back-and-forth. There’s a solid plot twist too. At first it looks like Godou wins, then it turns out he doesn’t. The enemy takes the lead, but then Godou flips it again, and the enemy counters right after. That kind of action, where the MC and the enemy keep swapping skills and adapting on the spot, is what makes it stand out. What a masterpiece.
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