Noragami Aragoto Episode 7: How to Worship a God

Manga chapter 25-26

Canon/MED

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Noragami Aragoto Episode 7: How to Worship a God

Manga chapter 25-26

Canon/MED

OSHIMETER

10.0

6 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

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28181883
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tenjin's condition creates a new personal stake that operates separately from the main conflict, effectively personalizing yato's stakes beyond just divine politics. ebisu's sudden introduction efficiently signals the new arc's direction without over-explaining. the episode manages a smooth tonal shift into entirely new territory.

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the gods being basically asexual is somehow the funniest and most accurate characterization of them and i love it so much. yukine's growth this episode is so noticeable that it genuinely makes me emotional watching it. yato being put through yet another sad situation is sending me straight to my feelings lowkey

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this episode just keeps landing emotional hits one after another and none of them feel remotely cheap. yukine's growth being shown through how cold and deliberate he has become is the kind of character work that makes you sit up straight. and then that resolve just completely blindsided me out of nowhere.

panjiriang's avatar
panjiriang
A nice shift in tone, feels lighter after all of the intensity we got from before. still, there’s underlying tension that keeps things interesting.💯
charliereviews's avatar
charliereviews
I love the character development in this episode. Seeing him step up and stand firm in what he believes in really makes me happy, especially compared to how he was last season. His growth throughout the anime is no joke, and it makes me even more invested in his character.
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danielamadeus763770
Episode 7 serves as a brilliant breather, shifting focus to character and theme. This deepens our investment in the story and prepares us for this stories into darker arcs ahead

EPISODE CONTEXT

Episode 7 lands squarely in a transitional window—the emotionally charged Bishamon arc has just resolved, and this episode functions as the bridge into the Yomi Arc that will dominate the season's back half. It introduces Ebisu and lays essential character groundwork that pays off in the escalating conflicts ahead. Think of it as the calm before the storm, but one that's doing critical narrative setup rather than stalling.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Episode 7 lands squarely in a transitional window—the emotionally charged Bishamon arc has just resolved, and this episode functions as the bridge into the Yomi Arc that will dominate the season's back half. It introduces Ebisu and lays essential character groundwork that pays off in the escalating conflicts ahead. Think of it as the calm before the storm, but one that's doing critical narrative setup rather than stalling.

EPISODE REVIEWS

28181883's avatar
28181883
VerifiedVerified

tenjin's condition creates a new personal stake that operates separately from the main conflict, effectively personalizing yato's stakes beyond just divine politics. ebisu's sudden introduction efficiently signals the new arc's direction without over-explaining. the episode manages a smooth tonal shift into entirely new territory.

thekindneighbor's avatar
thekindneighbor
VerifiedVerified

the gods being basically asexual is somehow the funniest and most accurate characterization of them and i love it so much. yukine's growth this episode is so noticeable that it genuinely makes me emotional watching it. yato being put through yet another sad situation is sending me straight to my feelings lowkey

homotron3799's avatar
homotron3799
VerifiedVerified

this episode just keeps landing emotional hits one after another and none of them feel remotely cheap. yukine's growth being shown through how cold and deliberate he has become is the kind of character work that makes you sit up straight. and then that resolve just completely blindsided me out of nowhere.

panjiriang's avatar
panjiriang
A nice shift in tone, feels lighter after all of the intensity we got from before. still, there’s underlying tension that keeps things interesting.💯
charliereviews's avatar
charliereviews
I love the character development in this episode. Seeing him step up and stand firm in what he believes in really makes me happy, especially compared to how he was last season. His growth throughout the anime is no joke, and it makes me even more invested in his character.
danielamadeus763770's avatar
danielamadeus763770
Episode 7 serves as a brilliant breather, shifting focus to character and theme. This deepens our investment in the story and prepares us for this stories into darker arcs ahead

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©あだちとか・講談社 ⁄ ノラガミ ARAGOTO製作委員会

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