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Tower of God

Tower of God

20208
AnimationMysteriumAction og eventyrSci-fi og Fantasy
Udgivet
02. apr. 2020
Land
Japan
Produktioner
Telecom Animation FilmNaver WebtoonSEGACrunchyrollThe AnswerstudioBandai Namco Filmworks+3
Nået toppen, og alt vil være dit. På toppen af tårnet findes alt i denne verden, og det hele kan være dit. Du kan blive en gud. Dette er historien om begyndelsen og slutningen for Rachel, pigen der klatrede op i tårnet for at kunne se stjernerne, og Bam, drengen der ikke havde brug for andet end hende.

About

Quick guide

A high‑stakes climb in a mysterious tower where power and ambition collide.

Set in a towering structure that rises to the heavens, Tower of God follows twenty‑year‑old Bam as he enters the Tower in search of the girl who saved him, Rachel. Inside, candidates face deadly tests, earn ranks, and must master the mysterious energy known as shinsu to survive. As Bam allies with a colorful cast—including the enigmatic Khun, the relentless Rak, and the enigmatic Headon—he learns that the Tower’s rules are far more complex than they first appear. The series blends high‑speed combat, intricate world‑building, and moral questions about ambition, loyalty, and the price of power.

What to know

  • The Tower has 135 floors in its inner section and is divided into inner, outer, and middle areas.
  • Candidates advance by completing a series of tests called positions.
  • Shinsu is the Tower’s life force; only those with a contract or who are irregulars can use it naturally.
  • Bam is an irregular, giving him free shinsu use and a strong drive to climb.
  • Rachel, also an irregular, serves as a catalyst for Bam’s motivations.
  • Characters have distinct positions—Wave Controller, Spear Bearer, Scout, etc.—that dictate their combat roles.
  • The anime adapts a Korean webtoon and mixes action with complex political intrigue.

Watch if

If you enjoy fast‑paced action, intricate world‑building, and moral dilemmas where power comes at a price, Tower of God’s climb through a mysterious tower will keep you engaged from start to finish.

Skip if

If you prefer lighthearted anime, straightforward romances, or shows with minimal combat, Tower of God’s dark tone, complex politics, and frequent violence may not suit your taste.

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Tower Basics
The Tower is a vertical labyrinth divided into an inner, outer, and middle area. The inner Tower contains 135 floors, each ruled by a guardian. Candidates, known as Rankers, ascend by passing a series of tests called positions. The goal is to reach the 135th floor, where the ultimate power and answers await.
The Shinsu System
Shinsu is the Tower’s lifeblood—a versatile, mystical energy that powers everything inside. To manipulate it, a candidate must secure a contract with a floor administrator, unless they are an irregular like Bam, who can use it naturally. Mastery of Shinsu determines a Ranker’s strength, influencing combat, strategy, and the outcome of tests.
Characters & Positions
Bam, the protagonist, joins forces with Khun, a cunning strategist, and Rak, a relentless fighter. Each character fulfills a position—Wave Controller, Spear Bearer, or Scout—dictating their role in battles. Their interactions reveal alliances, rivalries, and the personal stakes tied to the Tower’s rewards, creating a diverse and dynamic cast.
Political Intrigue
The Tower is controlled by powerful families, the Jahad Empire, and secret factions that vie for influence. Political maneuvering is as crucial as combat, with characters forming covert alliances or betraying each other for advantage. These dynamics add layers of tension and showcase the cost of ambition in a world where every floor is a battlefield.
The Climb Begins
Season 1 launches with Bam’s entrance into the Tower and his first test against the 2nd Floor’s guardians. Rapid pacing, unexpected twists, and high stakes keep viewers on edge. Bam’s growth, the emergence of new allies, and the ever‑present threat of betrayal set the tone for an escalating adventure.
Themes & Motifs
The series probes the nature of ambition, the cost of power, and the fragile trust between allies. It intertwines personal sacrifice with broader political stakes, highlighting how individual choices can ripple across the Tower’s hierarchy. Themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the pursuit of truth resonate throughout the narrative.
Season 1 Highlights
From Bam’s daring first test to the revelation of Headon’s motives, Season 1 offers a blend of action, mystery, and character growth. The cliff‑hanger ending leaves questions about the Tower’s deeper secrets, setting up anticipation for the second season’s exploration of higher floors and deeper alliances.

FAQ

25 Q&A
What is Shinsu?
Shinsu is the mysterious energy that flows through the Tower, allowing candidates to manipulate various elements. Only those who secure a contract with a floor’s administrator, or who are irregulars like Bam, can use it effectively. It plays a central role in combat and progression.
Who is Bam?
Bam, also called Twenty‑Fifth, is a 20‑year‑old boy who enters the Tower to find a girl named Rachel. He is an irregular, giving him natural access to shinsu and a strong drive to climb. Throughout the series, he forms alliances and faces many challenges.
Who is Rachel?
Rachel is a girl who first appears as a mysterious figure guiding Bam. She is also an irregular and has her own reasons for being in the Tower. Her presence drives Bam’s motivation to ascend.
What is a Ranker?
A Ranker is someone who has successfully passed the Tower’s tests and earned a rank, allowing them to ascend to higher floors. Rankers can gain status, power, and the chance to influence the Tower’s hierarchy.
What are the positions in the Tower?
Positions are the roles that candidates adopt during a floor’s test—such as Wave Controller, Spear Bearer, Scout, and Fisherman. Each position requires specific skills and is crucial for completing the test and advancing.
How many floors are in the Tower?
The Tower currently contains 135 floors in its inner section, with the topmost being the 135th floor. The outer section is much larger and houses the general population.
What is the difference between Regulars and Irregulars?
Regulars are candidates chosen by the Tower’s administrators to climb, while irregulars enter on their own and are not bound by the same rules. Irregulars have different advantages, like natural shinsu use.
Who is Headon?
Headon is the first Floor Administrator of the Tower, overseeing the initial tests and contracts. He plays a pivotal role in guiding early candidates and establishing the Tower’s rules.
Why is Rachel an irregular?
Rachel is classified as an irregular because she did not go through the regular selection process, yet she has a unique influence on the Tower’s events and on Bam’s journey.
What is the 135th floor?
The 135th floor is the highest level of the inner Tower, believed to hold ultimate power and knowledge. Few have reached it, and it remains a central mystery for candidates.
Who controls the Tower’s administration?
The Tower’s administration is managed by a network of Floor Administrators and the central authority, the Tower Administrator. They enforce rules and oversee the test system.
How does one become a Ranker?
To become a Ranker, a candidate must complete a series of tests on each floor, prove their abilities, and secure a shinsu contract. Success earns them a rank and the right to move upward.
What are the 10 Great Families?
The 10 Great Families are powerful families within the Tower, each possessing unique abilities and influence. They often have Princesses and wield significant political power.
What is the role of the 13‑Month weapons?
The 13‑Month weapons are legendary swords that grant the bearer special powers. They are bestowed upon select candidates and play a key role in high‑level combat.
How do candidates test their Shinsu?
Candidates test their shinsu by performing controlled manipulations during floor challenges. The ability to harness shinsu determines a candidate’s effectiveness in tests.
What is a Wave Controller?
A Wave Controller directs and controls the flow of shinsu during battles, coordinating team attacks and defenses. It requires a deep understanding of shinsu dynamics.
Who is Khun?
Khun is a strategist and one of Bam’s main allies. He serves as a mentor and provides critical guidance during the climb.
Who is Rak?
Rak is a fierce fighter and another close ally of Bam. She brings strength and loyalty to the group.
What is the Jahad Empire?
The Jahad Empire is a powerful ruling entity within the Tower, led by the King Jahad. It has significant influence over the Tower’s politics and governance.
What is the significance of the Green April?
The ‘Green April’ is a significant item within the Tower, associated with specific quests and powers. Its exact purpose is tied to the Tower’s deeper lore.
What is the White Steel Eel?
The ‘White Steel Eel’ refers to a test or environment within the Tower where candidates face unique challenges and opportunities to use shinsu.
How are Shinsu contracts made?
Shinsu contracts are formed through negotiation and agreement with the Floor Administrator. The contract grants permission to use shinsu on that floor.
What happens at the end of Season 1?
Season 1 ends with Bam confronting new challenges, but it does not provide a final resolution, leaving many questions about the Tower’s mysteries.
Will there be a Season 2?
Yes, the series has a second season announced, which will continue Bam’s journey and explore further floors of the Tower.
Is the anime faithful to the original webtoon?
While the anime follows the main story arc of the webtoon, certain details and pacing differ. It captures the core themes and key events but simplifies some elements for animation.

Skuespillere

Taichi Ichikawa
Taichi Ichikawa
Jue Viole Grace / Bam (voice)
Nobuhiko Okamoto
Nobuhiko Okamoto
Khun Aguero Agnes (voice)
Yuma Uchida
Yuma Uchida
Ja Wangnan (voice)
Sayumi Watabe
Sayumi Watabe
Yeon Yihwa (voice)
Yu Shimamura
Yu Shimamura
Yeo Goseng (voice)
Saki Miyashita
Saki Miyashita
Yeo Miseng (voice)
Kenichirou Matsuda
Kenichirou Matsuda
Kang Horyang (voice)
Kento Shiraishi
Kento Shiraishi
Hon Akraptor (voice)
Kengo Kawanishi
Kengo Kawanishi
Prince (voice)