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As the Yomi arc wraps up, we get more insight into Yato and his past. He's worried that if Yukine and Hiyori know the truth about what kind of god he truly is/was, that they would want to have nothing to do with him. There is a moment when he even admits that he didn't want to stop killing people as a god of calamity, which gave me pause. Yato says that he does not want to be a god of calamity; he says he wants to be a god that brings happiness to people. But, does he really? Is he able to shake off the shackles of his "father" and move forward with Yukine as his guide? I enjoy this kind of story where our hero wants to be better than he is, but for every step forward, he takes a step or two back, that things don't come as easily as they often do in stories, but more like how it is in real life. His complex relationships with Yukine and Hiyori continue to develop in interesting ways. Noragami is definitely my kind of shonen! Highly recommended.