I also had some unanswered questions about the Tower's architecture. Jahad is the royalty here the King of Jahad is said to have been the first person to "climb the tower", though I wasn't sure if his jurisdiction covered just the tower, or if it also covered any surrounding lands, IF they exist (this isn't clear.) I DO wonder if the Tower's creature comforts, such as vending machines, were already there when the King went up snack breaks definitely would have made the ascent easier. If this goes the way of similar shows (and THIS IS HONESTLY ONLY A GUESS, NOT A SPOILER I really haven't examined the later episodes in any detail), Bam might have some unsuspected deep connection to Jahad Upper Management.
Certainly not the lead Bam's one of those ingenue characters who's nevertheless imbued with hidden abilities even HE'S unaware of. I wasn't entirely "gripped" (gript?) here, partly because I couldn't get particularly invested in any of the characters. To start with, I do prefer stories that are self-contained rather than open-ended, but I have been known to rave about shows that were just intros to much longer tales, if (as with The Promised Neverland) I found those introductory chapters gripping in their own right. So how good IS Crunchyroll's bid to join anime production (which other streaming services, such as Netflix, have already been doing)? Its 13 episodes cover things to about Chapter 79 of the webtoon, while there are 485 chapters of that online as of the time I'm writing this (and it's STILL not finished.) I guess Crunchyroll chose this partly because it can get several seasons' worth of material out of it. The first thing to bear in mind is that what we have here is just the opening acts to a very long saga. (The Tower, supposedly, will grant ANY wish to anyone who makes it to the top.)
TOWER OF GOD ANIME EPISODES SERIES
Now beholden to her, he is crushed when she resolves to "climb the tower" without him, so HE resolves to follow her, having to pass a series of tests in order to advance upward. (I don't know why the author chose this pen name.) The webtoon began in 2014, and is ongoing.Ĭopyright: 2020 Tower of God Animation Partners/Crunchyroll/Webtoonīam is a young man with no memory of his past before he met a young woman named Rachel. The author's initials apparently stand for "Slave in Utero". Based on a Korean webtoon (Naver Webtoons) by S.I.U. Length: Television series, 13 episodes, 24 minutes eachĭistributor: Currently available streaming on Crunchyroll.Ĭontent Rating: TV-14 (Violence, mature themes.)
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