Tower of God Chapter 515 will be released by November 2021. Fans are excited about more action-packed episodes.
Lee Jong Hui, also known by his pen name SIU, has written and illustrated the Korean manhwa, Tower of God. The series is directed as an anime by Takashi Sano. This popular series has been officially translated into about 30 languages. The manhwa is running weekly from June 2010 till the present.
More about Tower of God
A boy named Twenty-Fifth Bam spends most of his life trapped beneath a mysterious tower only accompanied by his close friend, Rachel. But one day Rachel too leaves him behind to climb the tower. Without hesitation, Bam enters the tower hoping to find her again. He’s ready to go to any extent to meet Rachel. He’s able to make friends and allies on his way to the top. However, this is no ordinary tower. It is full of secrets, monsters, and dangers.
The tower contains an element called “Shinshu”, which is somewhat similar to magic. The tower has many floors inhabited by diverse species, each unique to its environment and composition. Every floor has an external, internal, and middle area. And each floor has its administrator who’d give out inhuman challenges. Those who complete the test can move to the next floor. When Bam meets the first-floor administrator, he comes to know that he’s an ‘irregular’ and he wasn’t chosen by the tower but somehow got in by himself. Bam continues to hurtle through every obstacle in his way. At the top of the tower, there’s wealth, power, glory, and anything one could desire. And for Bam, it’s reuniting with his friend, Rachel.
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Tower of God Chapter 515: Release date
The manhwa is updated every week. The next episode in Korean will be available by November 2021. Other language translations will follow soon after that.
Read Manga Online
Tower of God Manhwa is officially updated weekly on Naver Webtoon and Line webtoon. The animation is available on Crunchyroll and Netflix.
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