KamiErabi GOD.app Vol. 4 Blu-ray

KamiErabi GOD.app Vol. 4 Blu-ray brings the struggle to become God to its conclusion with episodes nineteen to twenty-four. Created from an original concept by Yoko Taro, the dark fantasy anime combines direction by Hiroyuki Seshita, scripts and series composition by Jin, character designs by Atsushi Ohkubo and music by MONACA, with animation by UNEND.

The deadly selection known as KamiErabi came to a halt when Goro Ono vanished. Twelve years later, the world remembers what happened as a mass hallucination, yet nobody remembers the boy at the centre of it. Only his younger sister Lall continues to remember Goro, even though their own mother denies that he ever existed. Determined to bring him back, she refuses to let his existence disappear completely.

At the same elementary school, Eko Sasaki has become fascinated by the truth behind the incident twelve years earlier. Her investigation leads her to search for the person who should have stood at its centre. When KamiErabi begins again, Lall and Eko are drawn into its battles while continuing their search for a way to restore Goro. They encounter his former companions, whose lives and circumstances have changed over the intervening years. The concluding chapters trace those accumulated struggles and wishes as they approach the truth about the world: what KamiErabi really is, who set it in motion and why.

Kazuki Ura voices Goro, with Ayane Sakura as Lall, Misaki Kuno as Eko and Fairouz Ai as Mitsuko. Cast commentaries accompany every episode in this volume: Sakura and Takahiro Sakurai discuss episode nineteen, Sakura and Chiaki Kobayashi join episode twenty, and Ura, Kuno, Shuichi Uchida and Sho Karino feature on episodes twenty-one and twenty-two. Ura, Sakura and Kuno return for the final two episodes. A creditless ending sequence is also included.

The edition comes in a one-piece box with a booklet. Its single Blu-ray contains approximately 150 minutes in 16:9 1080p, with Japanese Linear PCM stereo programme audio and Japanese cast commentary. Playback is region-free, and no subtitles are included.