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* In ''[[Pani Poni Dash!]]'', God is a cat that changes colors every episode and lives in a vending machine.

* In ''[[Code Geass]]'', God {{spoiler|is the collective will of every person that has ever lived (and maybe ever will live, they're not too clear on it)}}. Charles and his brother want {{spoiler|to kill it.}} Instead, Lelouch {{spoiler|geasses it}}, ruining their plans.

* The Almighty One in ''[[Ah! My Goddess]]''. Father of Belldandy and Skuld, as well as Urd, who was produced by a tryst with <s>[[Satan]]</s> the Ruler of Demonkind. While some fans [[Wild Mass Guessing|theorized]] He was Baldur, the final manga arc revealed He was Tyr.

* The Almighty One in ''[[Ah! My Goddess]]''. Father of Belldandy and Skuld, as well as Urd, who was produced by a tryst with <s>[[Satan]]</s> the Ruler of Demonkind. While some fans [[Wild Mass Guessing|theorized]] He was Baldur, the final manga arc revealed He was Tyr. Never seen directly but very definitely In Charge, where He doesn't hesitate to communicate when it's necessary.

* {{spoiler|Akito}} in ''[[Fruits Basket]]''.

* ''[[Angel Sanctuary]]'' of course. Features [[God Is Evil]] in a really, really nasty way. God not only forced an Original Sin down on his angels ( {{spoiler|when growing in their tubes they live from their own Mother, Adam Kadamon; during her captivity in Eden Alexiel also is made to Eat fruits from the Tree of Enlightenment. Which grows from Adam Kadamon's eye.}} Yuck. That the fruits look like baby heads doesn't make it any better. ) - nope, he also considers all of his angels failed experiments and wants to end the world. {{spoiler|Oh, and he's a computer program.}} Neat one, Kaori Yuki - neat one.

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* The Truth of ''[[Fullmetal Alchemist]]'' starts his speech to anyone who dares cross into his domain (i.e. through Human Transmutation), by stating that he is "I am World. I am Universe. I am God. I am Truth. I am One. I am All. And I am also you!"

* Deus ex Machina from ''[[Mirai Nikki]]''. The story happens because Deus {{spoiler|is dying and needs to choose a successor to become the new god.}} Interestingly, there appear to be a couple of limits on his powers: {{spoiler|it has been conclusively stated that he cannot resurrect the dead, as apparently he is unable to bring back the souls of the deceased. That, and he's dying himself.}}

* Never seen directly but very definitely In Charge in ''[[Ah! My Goddess]]'', where He doesn't hesitate to communicate when it's necessary. Not to mention he is the father of three of the main characters.

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