As for Daisuke Ono, we’re positive that you know him as the voices of Jotaro from the JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure saga, Sachiyo from A-Channel, and Sebastian from Black Butler. You readers likely know Inori Minase from Meteora from Re:Creators, Athena from Saint Seiya Saintia Sho, and Rem from Re:Zero. What we know for certain is that Inori Manase has been cast to play Somali and Daisuke Ono is set to play Golem. But it’s a dead giveaway that it needs to capture its mystical, crazy, and yet curious atmosphere. So, no matter where you’re from, the themes and the relationships presented here are relatable to all audiences.ĭue to no trailer presently available upon writing this article, we can’t say much about the music and can’t find any information as to who is composing the music. Considering the nature where humans are in context to the story, it has a very strong message about prejudice and that people of all backgrounds should really look at what makes us similar in order to unite us, rather than what makes us different in that it divides us. Their relationship grows to the point that even Somali acknowledges him as a father as he helps her survive the real world. In a world where humans are now endangered, it’s really touching to see him develop human qualities in a very innocent point of view. Since the golem has never been outside the forest, you see how he tries to learn the ways of the world and its other creatures, and still be a paternal figure to Somali.
Without a doubt, the heart of this story is the relationship between Somali and the forest golem, and golem’s individual development. If any anime needs to reach an audience, it has to have a strong story and based on what the manga offers, Somali to Mori no Kamisama has an excellent story that can be further enhanced in anime form.
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