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As the Gods Will
As the Gods Will

As the Gods Will

Oh my God, please return my tedious everyday.

Genres

ThrillerHorrorComedy

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High school student Shun Takahata is bored. Bored with the day-to-day monotony of school and life, he prays for change, for something exciting. Suddenly, he and his classmates are forced to play deadly children's games and facing terrifying creatures from a talking Daruma doll to a sharp-clawed lucky cat.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Japanese

Runtime

117 mins

Rating

7.1/10

Release Date

15 November 2014

Country

Japan

Cast

Sota Fukushi

Sota Fukushi

Takahata Shun

Ryunosuke Kamiki

Ryunosuke Kamiki

Amaya Takeru

Hirona Yamazaki

Hirona Yamazaki

Akimoto Ichika

Mio Yuki

Mio Yuki

Takase Shouko

Jingi Irie

Jingi Irie

Oku Eiji

Shota Sometani

Shota Sometani

Satake

Nao Ômori

Nao Ômori

Takumi

Nijiro Murakami

Nijiro Murakami

Kikkawa Haruhiko

Dori Sakurada

Dori Sakurada

Class President

Lily Franky

Lily Franky

Homeless Man

Atsuko Maeda

Atsuko Maeda

Maneki-neko (voice)

Ryûhei Ueshima

Ryûhei Ueshima

Kokeshi (voice)

Ryosuke Yamamoto

Ryosuke Yamamoto

Mikinori Taira

Minori Hagiwara

Minori Hagiwara

Yumi Taoka

Sasuke Otsuru

Sasuke Otsuru

Yukio Sanada

Naoto Takahashi

Naoto Takahashi

Kotaro Maeda

Jimon Terakado

Jimon Terakado

Kokeshi (voice)

Katsuhiro Higo

Katsuhiro Higo

Kokeshi (voice)

Reiko Takashima

Reiko Takashima

Shun's Mother

Nobue Iketani

Nobue Iketani

Takumi's Mother

Kana Nakagawa

Kana Nakagawa

Hanaoka (uncredited)

Sakichi Sato

Sakichi Sato

Tadakatsu Okudaira (uncredited)

Takayuki Yanagi

Takayuki Yanagi

Class 2-B Student (uncredited)

Rena Shimura

Rena Shimura

Class 2-B Student (uncredited)

Sae Shimizu

Sae Shimizu

Class 2-B Student (uncredited)

Yuuta Sakamoto

Yuuta Sakamoto

Class 2-B Student (uncredited)

Shotaro Okubo

Shotaro Okubo

Class 2-B Student (uncredited)

Masahiro Usui

Masahiro Usui

Class 2-B Student (uncredited)

Rio Takahashi

Rio Takahashi

Class 2-B Student (uncredited)

Chiemi Toi

Chiemi Toi

Class 2-B Student (uncredited)

Yoko Kita

Yoko Kita

Class 2-B Student (uncredited)

Shion Tsuchiya

Shion Tsuchiya

Student in Maneki-neko Game (uncredited)

Ryôsuke Kawamura

Ryôsuke Kawamura

Student in Maneki-neko Game (uncredited)

Ayu Higashi

Ayu Higashi

Student in Maneki-neko Game (uncredited)

Yuuka Suzuki

Yuuka Suzuki

Student (uncredited)

Kisetsu Fujiwara

Kisetsu Fujiwara

Student (uncredited)

Rima Matsuda

Rima Matsuda

Student (uncredited)

Ken Sugawara

Ken Sugawara

Student (uncredited)

Rika Hoshina

Rika Hoshina

Student (uncredited)

Hiroaki Harada

Hiroaki Harada

Reporter (uncredited)

Toru Mizuno

Toru Mizuno

Reporter (uncredited)

Arisa Nakajima

Arisa Nakajima

Reporter (uncredited)

Kentaro Tamura

Kentaro Tamura

Reporter (uncredited)

Junpei Yasui

Junpei Yasui

Reporter (uncredited)

Atsushi Ogawa

Atsushi Ogawa

Announcer (uncredited)

Yuuki Nagasaki

Yuuki Nagasaki

(uncredited)

Kaito

Kaito

(uncredited)

Haruka Yamashita

Haruka Yamashita

(uncredited)

Hiroki Takano

Hiroki Takano

(uncredited)

Momoko Okada

Momoko Okada

(uncredited)

Risa Kojima

Risa Kojima

(uncredited)

Airi Yamada

Airi Yamada

(uncredited)

Serou Uchida

Serou Uchida

(uncredited)

Taro Nakamura

Taro Nakamura

(uncredited)

Haruki Hiromori

Haruki Hiromori

(uncredited)

Jigen Araki

Jigen Araki

(uncredited)

Koichi Yamazaki

Koichi Yamazaki

(uncredited)

Makoto Takahashi

Makoto Takahashi

(uncredited)

Ken Goto

Ken Goto

(uncredited)

Yuka Akiyama

Yuka Akiyama

(uncredited)

Shinsuke Sakuragi

Shinsuke Sakuragi

(uncredited)

Haruna Koike

Haruna Koike

(uncredited)

Toya Morita

Toya Morita

(uncredited)

Koki Nakajima

Koki Nakajima

(uncredited)

Tomoaki Kimura

Tomoaki Kimura

(uncredited)

Shuna Kurihara

Shuna Kurihara

(uncredited)

Masataka Kano

Masataka Kano

(uncredited)

Ryo Tanaka

Ryo Tanaka

(uncredited)

Takuya Matsunaga

Takuya Matsunaga

(uncredited)

Fumie Sumiyoshi

Fumie Sumiyoshi

(uncredited)

Ayaka Kawamura

Ayaka Kawamura

(uncredited)

Megumi Mizoguchi

Megumi Mizoguchi

(uncredited)

Ryô Asagiri

Ryô Asagiri

(uncredited)

Rina Serizawa

Rina Serizawa

(uncredited)

Nishimura Taisuke

Nishimura Taisuke

(uncredited)

Yui Shirakawa

Yui Shirakawa

(uncredited)

Go Ootsu

Go Ootsu

(uncredited)

Ryo Minase

Ryo Minase

(uncredited)

Haruka Sato

Haruka Sato

(uncredited)

Haruna Ishikawa

Haruna Ishikawa

(uncredited)

Haruna Koya

Haruna Koya

(uncredited)

Shota Ozawa

Shota Ozawa

(uncredited)

Tooru Asazuma

Tooru Asazuma

(uncredited)

Shogo Tajima

Shogo Tajima

(uncredited)

Shingo Hirayasu

Shingo Hirayasu

(uncredited)

Shoya Shiokawa

Shoya Shiokawa

(uncredited)

Shohei Naganuma

Shohei Naganuma

(uncredited)

Kentaro Mori

Kentaro Mori

(uncredited)

Karan Terata

Karan Terata

(uncredited)

Juri Yamazaki

Juri Yamazaki

(uncredited)

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