The Shinza Banshou series, (神座万象シリーズ),(sometimes called the Kami-sama Series or Masadaverse by the Fandom) is a series of media that tell the story of how different Gods manage reach the Throne and the worlds they create. Written by Masada Takashi.
Paradise Lost[]
Published in 2004 and is the first entry to the series. The story is set in the era of the Second Heaven. Sodom was, in ancient times, a world power feared by all. However, everything changed with the Great War. As the Angels rebelled against Sodom, in the name of their creator, the days of yore came to an end.
Known as Isolated City right now, the law of the fittest is the only one worth considering. Lyle, the arch-known Deathscythe, finds the Angel Lilliel in the depths of District M. That moment, Lyle’s journey began.
Dies Irae[]
Setting the era of The Fourth Heaven. As the Soviet Union marches on Berlin in May of 1945, a secretive group of sorcerers and madmen gathers to perform a terrible ritual. They care nothing for the fate of the Reich. To them, the countless lives lost in the battle are the perfect sacrifice to fuel their spell. After the war, they vanish and are not heard from again, except in rumor. One day, it is whispered, they will return. And on that day, the world will end. Fear the demons in human form. Fear the Longinus Dreizehn Orden.
Flash forward to present-day Japan on the eve of Christmas in the year 2006. Ren Fuji is released from the hospital after two months spent recovering from wounds suffered in a vicious brawl with his best friend Shirou. As Christmas approaches, he tries to rebuild his life, clinging to what brilliance remains. But even that is soon threatened. For the knights of the LDO have returned, and brought the apocalypse to his doorstep. Forced to wield the same unholy power as his foes, will Ren be able to protect what is dear to him from the inhuman might of the Longinus Dreizehn Orden?
Kajiri Kamui Kagura[]
Setting in the era of Sixth Heaven and a direct sequel to Dies Irae. In ancient Ashihara no Nakatsukuni, generals fought each other to gain the favor of the emperor. They attempted to invade the uncharted eastern lands, but suffered total defeat at the hands of demons more intelligent than humans. Three hundred years later, the land of the gods, Shinshuu, has locked itself away from all foreign countries, but an air of gloom begins to drift in from the east. They are forced to head east again to drive away the demons.
Dies Irae: PANTHEON[]
Sequel of Kajiri Kamui Kagura. The mysterious figure called Naraka ressurected all of the fallen Hegemony Gods for unknown purpose. Meanwhile, the game's protagonist inherits Kouha's Pantheon ability to defeat them.
Avesta of Black and White[]
The event at the finale of the first heaven. After a castrastophic assault of the demon king Khvarenah and the death of Varhram. Magsarion, his brother and the heretic warrior along with his fellows Yazata continue to push on aganist the never ending threat of Dragvant and their Seven Archdemons, all the while the secret of the universe and the nature of Avesta slowly unfold before them.
Event Horizon Battlefront Aditya[]
The event of the era before Divine Throne. A universal scale war and a battle to reach the Land of the Begining. Story of four main forces and six young people.
Dies Entelecheia[]
The event detailing the fall of Anima Entelecheia.
Series in Chronological Order[]
- Event Horizon Battlefront Aditya(Web Novel)(2022-TBD)
- Avesta of Black and White(Web Novel)(2019-2021)
- Paradise Lost(Visual Novel)(2004)
- Dies Irae GY(Prequel manga to Dies Irae)(2017-TBD)
- Dies Irae: Interview with Kaziklu Bey(Visual Novel)(2018)
- Dies Irae: Song to the Witch(Light Novel)(2017)
- Dies Irae: Wolfsrudel(Light Novel)(2016)
- Dies Irae(Visual Novel, Manga, Anime)(Kasumi Route, Kei Route, Marie Route, Rea Route)(2007)
- Dies Entelecheia(Web Novel)(2025)
- Kajiri Kamui Kagura(Visual Novel)(2011)
- Dies Irae Pantheon(Mobile Game)(TBD)
Trivia[]
- The name Shinza Bansho, (神座万象) is a parody of a phrase Shinra Bansho (森羅万象), which translated as "all things in the nature" or "the whole existence".
- All entry of Shinza Bansho were named after a religious-related work.