History Manga / KamiKatsuWorkingForGodInAGodlessWorld

* CrapsackWorld: Mankind has seemingly been reduced to a single empire where people are born artificially and then executed when they reach a certain age. They have been conditioned to accept this as normal and psychotically reject and kill those who fear death or want to have sex and conceive children.

* DoesNotLikeShoes: Mitama does not wear footwear.

Yukito Urabe always had a rough upbringing especially due to him being the son of a notorious cult leader. One day, Yukito finds himself the victim of a ritual where he would be tossed into the ocean and become reborn as the new leader of the cult. As he sank to the bottom, Yukito wishes to be born into a world bereft of religion and gods.

Sure enough, he finds himself in another world, but instead of fighting monsters or practicing magic, he ends up doing the most mundane of tasks. That is until the Imperial City kidnaps and executes Alural and her sister Siluril due to their refusal to commit suicide. Yukito himself is mortally wounded when he tries to save them, but, as he is succumbing, he prays to Mitama for help. Mitama would arrive and proceed to wipe out the Imperial City's forces but in order for her to become fully powerful, she must accrue more followers.

** Bertrand and his henchmen are revived thanks to Mitama's powers... however, he gets transformed into a woman.
* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Yukito wanted to be reincarnated into a world where religion didn't exist. He got it, but quickly learned that without religion, there is no fear of what lies after death. This has caused the vast majority of people to (sometimes happily) commit suicide when they have no more use to society, and those that refuse are hunted down and executed.

* BigBad: The Emperor, the tyrannical ruler of the Imperial City and also the one who started the end-of-life system... is soon revealed by Loki to be DeadAllAlong. She takes over the Empire and appears to become the overarching antagonist behind the scenes while Yukito concerns himself with [[ArcVillain a set of villainesses]] who are also looking to rule over mankind.

* CelibateHero: Yukito has little interest in sex and can resist even Dakini's powers because of his religious training, so he ignores the advances of Alural and other women towards him. Even when Alural gets fed up with this and outright [[BlackComedyRape attempts to rape Yukito at night]], he remains as limp as ever with a blank look on his face and this keeps her from molesting him any further.

** PlayedWith; Dakini was forced for millenia to make children [[InvertedTrope incapable of having lust]], resulting in a civilization of sociophatic drones incapable of loving anyone at all. Her befriending a rare DirtyKid named Touka and encouraging her behavior is portrayed as something positive, but leads to the girl eventually being murdered for giving birth. Dakini is horrified and resolves to change the world back to how it once was.
** Yukito sends Dakini to deal with Gaia's cult of children for their own good, expecting Dakini to use her powers to force them to enter puberty and break the hold that Gaia has over them. The story briefly frames Dakini as a fetishized groomer for all its worth until it turns out she's just harmlessly playing with the kids and helping them become more mature by overcoming their insecurities.

* EasilyForgiven: Downplayed with Gaia, as even though she's spared by the children she betrayed, she's left with minimal power as only Shian truly forgived her.

* FaceHeelTurn: Roy switches sides to Dakini after being rejected by women too many times, but turns back to Mitama just as easily, allowing Atar to defeat Dakini.
* FirstEpisodeTwist: Very early on, after Atar's defeat, Loki reveals the Emperor was DeadAllAlong and that the world is just a post-apocalyptic Earth. The series from then on is a battle against Loki and the other Archons to be the supreme god of the world.

* GodNeedsPrayerBadly: How effective Mitama's godly powers depend on having followers. As such, Yukito starts a religion with the goal of obtaining 2,000 believers in order to have a chance against the Imperial City. To regain her full power, Mitama needs at least 10,000.

* NoSexAllowed: The citizens in the Imperial City are born artificially and genetically engineered to not have sexual desire as a form of PopulationControl. Deviating from this norm as seen as a reason to be banished to the Kakuri towns, where people are abducted and killed if the population becomes higher than around 2000.

* OrderedToDie: Citizens are ordered to suicide when they are deemed useless by the emperor, and the citizens would willingly commit suicide. Occasionally they would round up social deviants and execute them when there are too many of them.

* TrappedInAnotherWorld: Yukito finds himself in another world thanks to his dying wish to be resurrected in a world without religion. Unfortunately, this world turns out ''not'' to be an RPGMechanicsVerse, much to his disappointment. It's later revealed that Yukito wasn't actually transported to another world, [[EarthAllAlong but Earth thousands of years in the future]]. It's a different enough society that it probably counts anyway.

* {{Satire}}: This series satirizes both the TrappedInAnotherWorld plot and {{Cult}}s. And the IdolGenre

* {{Satire}}: This series satirizes both the TrappedInAnotherWorld plot and {{Cult}}s.

* StylisticSuck: There are some terrible 3D "Strange Beasts" and lazy {{Rotoscoping}} of farm equipment, which the staff has admitted are intentional, and proven by the quite good 3D Effects in other places.

* ProductionThrowback: In the spinoff, a splash page of Chiyomaru imagining herself as a bride carrying Yukito is specifically framed to match a then-recent RunningGag from ''Manga/{{Blattodea}}'' by Shinya Murata, who does the page layouts for both stories.

* ArtShift: The anime uses pixel art and low polygon 3D characters in several scenes for a retro videogame feeling.

** Dakini is portrayed as a misguided but sympathetic [[TheVamp vamp]] who just wants people to procreate normally again after generations have been made to fear and hate sex. She was horrified when a sexually-curious girl she hanged out with for years was exiled and then murdered for giving birth.
** Yukito sends Dakini to deal with Gaia's cult of children for their own good, expecting Dakini to use her powers to force them to enter puberty and break the hold that Gaia has over them. The story briefly frames Dakini as a fetishized groomer for all its worth until it turns out she's just harmlessly playing with the kids and helping them become more mature by overcoming their insecurities.

* CreepyChild: Among the children adopted by Gaia, Kai is the most violent and willing to turn his sword on anyone who break the rules set in their family.

** Riche defects from Dakini's cult because she disagrees with the woman's way of promoting sexuality. However, Riche convinces the defeated Dakini to manage the cult together with her since she's a dear friend of Riche's late mother.

** It is revealed that lust is seen as abnormal for both sexes in the setting, as all people in the empire were artificially conveived and made to not have sexual interest for the purposes of population control. This greatly dismays Dakini, who was created with powers over libido. Her desire for godhood and to pervert everyone around her came from when a girl she made friends with was assassinated for getting pregnant.

* VaporWear: While we only see two of them before the throne room is destroyed, it can be assumed all the archons had the cyber-coverings that Loki and Ator eventually stop being seen with during and after episode five.

** Rish has an interest in erotic books inherited from her mother, which landed her in trouble when she was mistaken by Dakini's cultists to be a huge sex maniac when she's really a virgin. Yukito simply forcing her onto a wall causes her to hallucinate being raped and orgasm on the spot.

** Riche defects from Dakini's cult because she disagrees with the woman's way of promoting sexuality. However, Rish convinces the defeated Dakini to manage the cult together with her since she's a dear friend of Riche's late mother.

** Dakini is forgiven by Rish because of her connection to Rish's late mother and becomes an ally to Yukito from then on.

* TrappedInAnotherWorld: Yukito finds himself in another world thanks to his dying wish to be resurrected in a world without religion. Unfortunately, this world turns out ''not'' to be an RPGMechanicsVerse, much to his disappointment. It's later revealed that Yukito wasn't actually transported to another world, [[EarthAllAlong but Earth thousands of years in the future]]. Its a different enough society that it probably counts anyway.

* DeathSeeker: Yukito finds himself in a world where people do not care about dying. Then in the spinoff, his crazy and seemingly invincible sister willingly attempts various methods to get herself killed and isekaied until their father stuffs her into a cement barrel and tosses her into the sea as well.

** Rish defects from Dakini's cult because she disagrees with the woman's way of promoting sexuality. However, Rish convinces the defeated Dakini to manage the cult together with her since she's a dear friend of Rish's late mother.

* MediumBlending: The anime adaptation uses heavily filtered live action footage for farming scenes, where character faces are overlaid on top of actual people.

* TrappedInAnotherWorld: Yukito finds himself in another world thanks to his dying wish to be resurrected in a world without religion. Unfortunately, this world turns out ''not'' to be an RPGMechanicsVerse, much to his disappointment. It's later revealed that Yukito wasn't actually transported to another world, [[EarthAllAlong but an Earth thousands of years in the future]]. Its a different enough society that is probably counts anyway.

* TwoDVisualsThreeDEffects: In the anime adaptation, monsters are rendered in rather crude 3D graphics.The animators confirmed that the out-of-place 3D was done on purpose, [[spoiler:serving as a hint that the world Yukito ends up in is not what it seems.]]

Sure enough, he finds himself in another world, but instead of fighting monsters or practicing magic, he ends up doing the most mundane of tasks. That is until the Imperial City kidnaps and executes Alura and her sister Siluril due to their refusal to commit suicide. Yukito himself is mortally wounded when he tries to save them, but, as he is succumbing, he prays to Mitama for help. Mitama would arrive and proceed to wipe out the Imperial City's forces but in order for her to become fully powerful, she must accrue more followers.

* AbsurdlySharpBlade: Bertrandt's sword can slice through rocks and monsters. Yukito thinks it is magical, but Bertrandt says it is a feat of strength and skill.

** Alura is basically introduced giving Yukito a hand job, and would like nothing more than to bed him. Her sister [[ShipperOnDeck encourages this]], and is only slightly less interested herself.

** Bertrandt and his henchmen are revived thanks to Mitama's powers... however, he gets transformed into a woman.

* BoobBasedGag: Upon hearing that Yukito liked smaller breasts, Alura places her ample bosom on a log and suggests someone lend her an ax.

* ButtMonkey: Bertrandt is introduced as a threatening antagonist who temporarily kills Yukito, but then he's killed, revived as a woman, and spends most of her scenes being put into [[ReluctantFanserviceGirl sexually humiliating situations]]. Yukito even [[FauxActionGirl stops regarding Berrandt as a combatant]] at some point and exploits her growing feelings for him to make her do whatever he wants.
* CelibateHero: Yukito has little interest in sex and can resist even Dakini's powers because of his religious training, so he ignores the advances of Alura and other women towards him. Even when Alura gets fed up with this and outright [[BlackComedyRape attempts to rape Yukito at night]], he remains as limp as ever with a blank look on his face and this keeps her from molesting him any further.

* CruelMercy: Upon being resurrected as a woman instead of a man, Bertrandt is so humiliated that (s)he just wants to die. Considering Bertrandt nearly slaughtered Yukito's entire village, no one is willing to entertain her wish.

* HotterAndSexier: In the anime, Bertrandt is made to fight Atar in a very provocative carnival dancer costume.

* ManipulativeBastard: Yukito is all about exploiting people to make them dependent on his cult or to sabotage the religions of the enemy Archons. Due to this, he ensures Bertrandt sticks to his side after she was despairing from being of no use to Loki and the empire.

** Several moments are focused on Alura's large breasts, or she is often placed into compromising positions.
** Upon becoming a woman, Bertrandt develops a large bust and is made to wear {{Stripperific}} attire much to [[ReluctantFanserviceGirl their chagrin]]. It's implied to be [[LaserGuidedKarma punishment by Alura and Siluril for killing them]].

* NakedOnRevival: Mitama normally revives people with their clothes, but when Bertrandt is revived as a woman, she emerges completely naked.

* NotTheFallThatKillsYou: Bertrandt jumps from a high wall to attack Yukito's party but just after apparently landing safely she flops onto the ground and her armor crumbles from falling damage.

* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Each chapter number is a "theory" and is titled "The story of..."

* AIIsACrapshoot: An early twist is that the dystopic traits of the future Yukito got sent into are part of a design of a machine that has regulated civilization since an apocalyptic incident.

* TwoDVisualsThreeDEffects: In the anime adaptation, monsters are rendered in rather crude 3D graphics. [[spoiler:The animators confirmed that the out-of-place 3D was done on purpose, serving as a hint that the world Yukito ends up in is not what it seems.]]

* AbsurdlySharpBlade: Bertrandt's sword can slice through rocks and monsters. Yukitu thinks it is magical, but Bertrandt says it is a feat of strength and skill.

* AIIsACrapshoot: An early reveal is that the dystopic traits of the future Yukito got sent into are part of a design of a machine that has regulated civilization since an apocalyptic incident.

** It is revealed that all people in the empire were artificially conveived and made to not have sexual interest for the purposes of population control, much to the dismay of Dakini who was created with powers over libido. Her desire for godhood and to pervert everyone around her came from when a girl she made friends with was assassinated for getting pregnant.

* CelibateHero: Yukito lost all interest in sex because of his religious training and largely ignores the advances of Alura and other women towards him. Even when Alura gets fed up with this and outright [[BlackComedyRape attempts to rape Yukito at night]], he remains as limp as ever with a blank look on his face and this keeps her from molesting him any further.

* RememberTheNewGuy: The spinoff centers around's Yukito's sister Chiyomaru, who was never mentioned throughout the main series.

* VillainousRescue: After Gaia is beaten, it is revealed that Loki was secretly among the Archons sending power to let Mitama impale Gaia with a giant spike.

* NakedOnArrival: When Yukito summons Mitama with his prayer, she appears naked and is eventually given clothes.

* {{Satire}}: This series satirizes both ''{{Isekai}}'' and {{Cult}}s.

* SamusIsAGirl: Klen is revealed to be Loki, a female enforcer of the empire, in disguise. Only Mitama could tell ner real gender before the reveal.