Kamisama Kiss
神様はじめました
Nanami Momozono is alone and homeless after her dad skips town to evade his gambling debts and the debt collectors kick her out of her apartment. So when a man she's just saved from a dog offers her his home, she jumps at the opportunity. But it turns out that his place is a shrine, and Nanami has unwittingly taken over his job as a local deity! Nanami has all kinda of new responsibilities she doesn't understand, dangers she's unaware of, and a cranky ex-familiar who's... actually pretty hot. What's a new-fledged godling to do? (Source: VIZ Media)
Kamisama Kiss is a tv with 13 episodes, from Fall 2012, produced by TMS Entertainment, rated 8.1/10 on AniList.
Synopsis
Nanami Momozono is alone and homeless after her dad skips town to evade his gambling debts and the debt collectors kick her out of her apartment. So when a man she's just saved from a dog offers her his home, she jumps at the opportunity. But it turns out that his place is a shrine, and Nanami has unwittingly taken over his job as a local deity! Nanami has all kinda of new responsibilities she doesn't understand, dangers she's unaware of, and a cranky ex-familiar who's... actually pretty hot. What's a new-fledged godling to do? (Source: VIZ Media)
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Tags
- Gods — Prominently features a character of divine or religious nature.
- Shoujo — Target demographic is teenage and young adult females.
- Female Protagonist — Main character is female.
- Youkai — Prominently features supernatural creatures from Japanese folklore.
- Kemonomimi — Prominently features humanoid characters with animal ears.
- Heterosexual — Prominently features a romance between a man and a woman, not inherently sexual.
- Urban Fantasy — Set in a world similar to the real world, but with the existence of magic or other supernatural elements.
- Age Gap — Prominently features romantic relations between people with a significant age difference.
- Time Manipulation — Prominently features time-traveling or other time-warping phenomena.
- Episodic — Features story arcs that are loosely tied or lack an overarching plot.
- Bullying — Prominently features the use of force for intimidation, often in a school setting.
- Anthropomorphism — Contains non-human character(s) that have attributes or characteristics of a human being.