The fantasy
comedy The Gorilla God's Go-To Girl is about to close its
crazy first season, and it does so with a final trailer that
promises strong emotions and a farewell full of energy. The final episode will
air this Sunday, June 22 (local time in Japan), marking the
end of an adventure that did not go unnoticed.
After
twelve episodes of comic mayhem and outsized powers, Sophia
Reeler's character—a shy noblewoman who chose the blessing of the
Gorilla God—bids farewell to audiences with a visual homage that highlights how
far she's come since her unexpected rise as an elite warrior.
A
production that combines humor, action and fantasy
The anime
is directed by Fumitoshi Oizaki (Chillin' in My 30s after
Getting Fired from the Demon King's Army) under the production of the
Kachigarasu studio. The screenplay is by Hitomi Amemiya (A
Condition Called Love), with Sakae Shibuya (Deaimon)
in charge of character design and music composed by Seima Iwahashi (Quality
Assurance in Another World).
The
original work comes from a web novel written by Shirohi, with a
manga adaptation illustrated by Mika Kamisu. Since its premiere, it
has stood out for its unique approach, combining brute force with
school situations and a very peculiar sense of humor.
A
heroine too powerful for a quiet life
The plot
follows Sophia Reeler, a young noblewoman who, upon receiving the
blessing of the Gorilla God, gains unparalleled strength. Although
her goal was to live a peaceful school life, her power quickly makes her a
target for royal knights. Between homework, military training, and
her own social awkwardness, Sophia discovers that having superhuman strength
doesn't guarantee an easy life.
The anime
is available on Crunchyroll, a platform that has broadcast the
series simultaneously with Japan, and which defines this story as "an
explosive comedy about the price of being too powerful to live quietly".
With this
farewell trailer, The Gorilla God's Go-To Girl is positioned
as one of the most original comedies of the season, leaving open the
possibility of a comeback... or at least, of more gorilla-like chaos.
