

神のみぞ知るセカイ
Keima Katsuragi, known online as the legendary "God of Conquest," can conquer any girl's heart—in dating sim games, at least. In reality, he opts for the two-dimensional world of gaming over real life because he is an unhealthily obsessed otaku of galge games (a type of Japanese video game centered on interactions with attractive girls). When he arrogantly accepts an anonymous offer to prove his supremacy at dating sim games, Keima is misled into aiding a naive and impish demon from hell named ...
An otaku’s gaming prowess becomes a real‑world battlefield of hearts and demons.
Keima Katsuragi is a high‑school prodigy whose reputation as the "God of Conquest" lives entirely behind a screen. In the world of galge dating sims he can win any girl's affection with cold, calculated precision, yet he despises real‑life interaction and spends his days glued to his laptop. His idle bragging catches the eye of a mischievous demon named Elsie, who drags him into a contract: capture escaped evil spirits that have hidden themselves inside the hearts of unsuspecting girls. The catch? The only way to seal a spirit is to make the host girl fall for Keima, forcing him to apply his virtual romance tactics to flesh‑and‑blood situations. Bound by a cursed collar, Keima must juggle school, friends, and a growing roster of girls—each with distinct quirks, insecurities, and hidden depths. From the shy bookworm who hides behind a library card to the charismatic idol whose smile masks a secret, every conquest becomes a delicate psychological puzzle. As his reputation grows, so does the demon’s agenda, and Keima soon realizes that the spirits he’s hunting are only the tip of a far larger, supernatural game. Balancing slap‑stick comedy, heartfelt moments, and a meta‑commentary on otaku culture, the series turns a seemingly simple premise into a clever exploration of love, identity, and the thin line between fantasy and reality.
A gaming-obsessed teen must make real girls fall for him to banish spirits, blending harem romance, video-game parody, and light supernatural action. Expect consistent fan service and a premise built on manufactured romance, all delivered with a comedic, self-aware tone.
The World God Only Knows has 12 episodes.
The World God Only Knows is currently finished airing.
The World God Only Knows was produced by Manglobe.
The World God Only Knows aired Oct 7, 2010 to Dec 23, 2010.
The World God Only Knows is based on a Manga.
A gaming-obsessed teen must make real girls fall for him to banish spirits, blending harem romance, video-game parody, and light supernatural action. Expect consistent fan service and a premise built on manufactured romance, all delivered with a comedic, self-aware tone.

de Lute Ima, Elucia
Main
CV: Itou, Kanae

Katsuragi, Keima
Main
CV: Shimono, Hiro

Aoyama, Mio
Supporting
CV: Yuuki, Aoi

Asuka, Sora
Supporting
CV: Sakurai, Tomo

Dokurou Skull
Supporting
CV: Kujira

du Lot Herminium, Haqua
Supporting
CV: Hayami, Saori

Fujiidera, Ai
Supporting
CV: Nonaka, Ai

Hatori, Yuu
Supporting
CV: Kobayashi, Yuu

Host
Supporting
CV: Tajiri, Hiroaki

Ishikiri, Izumi
Supporting
CV: Makiguchi, Mayuki

Katsuragi, Mari
Supporting
CV: Yuzuki, Ryouka

Kodama, Ichirou
Supporting
CV: Nakao, Ryusei

Kosaka, Chihiro
Supporting
CV: Asumi, Kana

Lime
Supporting
CV: Hidaka, Rina

Make-Up Artist
Supporting
CV: Oota, Tetsuharu

Mio's Father
Supporting
CV: Nakamura, Hidetoshi

Morita
Supporting
CV: Kashii, Shouto

Nakagawa, Kanon
Supporting
CV: Touyama, Nao

Nikaidou, Yuri
Supporting
CV: Tanaka, Atsuko

Okada, Ikuko
Supporting
CV: Itou, Miki

Saleswoman
Supporting
CV: Teratani, Mika

Shiomiya, Shiori
Supporting
CV: Hanazawa, Kana

Takahara, Ayumi
Supporting
CV: Taketatsu, Ayana

Terada, Miyako
Supporting
CV: Chikamura, Nozomi
24 episodes · 2 cours
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More popular than 98% of all anime