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He does set out to conquer the world. But only as a means of gathering information and seeking out other players. His position is the backbone of the show, as people constantly look to him as a God even though my dude is just an avid gamer, making him improvise everything on the spot. 27. Grimgar: Ashes and Illusions Grimgar is basically the opposite of Overlord. We have a wide main cast where everyone is equally important, none of them have their previous memories or can metagame, and none of them are overpowered. In fact,
they all kind of suck at what they do. However, that’s the beauty of the show. As we get to see a group of people grow up in an RPG world, struggling constantly but never giving up. They were basically left for dead by the other players and now it’s do or die. The show’s pacing might be a little slower
than what you would expect from an isekai.
Shishō (師匠【ししょう】), another title used for martial arts instructors.
Zeki (関【ぜき】, literally "barrier"), used for sumo wrestlers in the top two divisions (sekitori). Levels of black belts are occasionally used as martial arts titles:
Shodan – 1st dan Nidan – 2nd dan Sandan – 3rd dan Yondan – 4th dan Godan – 5th dan Rokudan – 6th dan Shichidan or Nanadan – 7th dan Hachidan – 8th dan Kudan – 9th dan Jūdan – 10th dan Religion[edit] Shinpu (神父,しんぷ), Orthodox or Catholic priest (lit. Godfather). A Catholic priest (司祭,しさい, shisai, lit. minister of worship) receives this title.
