Heavenly Delusion, Volume 1: Tengoku Daimakyo

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I'm intrigued and that is the most important job (as far as I'm concerned) when it comes to a first volume. I am the last person advocating for less mystery or less predictability (at least with the plot in the case of this anime, as the result of encounters with the monsters of this world were clear). However, I felt as though there was a bit too much "new" mystery and not enough building on the "old", or the mysterious reveals already in place. This leaves the viewer with a lot of questions and the worry that the majority may never be answered. of life appeal. At first, it's hard to decipher whether this is a world influenced primarily by sci-fi or if there's a fantasy overlap, and the enigmatic nature reminded me of speculative sci-fi works such as Stalker/Roadside Picnic but combined with a more adventurous post-apocalyptic film like Mad Max.

biggest one is, I love the feeling of not knowing. To me something that I don't know is a lot more intriguing, than something that I do know.

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Praise to the mangaka for such a compelling narrative. It is bloody, bleak, dark and mysterious, it is unforgiving, yet also hopeful and at times even cheerful. However, it is merely the beginning. Let's wait and watch for now, before we either praise too high or curse too low, lest we make any ill-begotten judgements. Despite the fact that it won’t be released soon, Heavenly Delusion: Season 2 could still happen, considering that the anime was relatively successful and the manga is doing well. But for now, fans will’ve to wait for an official renewal announcement from the studio before getting their hopes too high. Visually the manga looks good. It has good balance between realism and manga style design. When it comes to environment – buildings, machines, etc. – those look really good. The series does contain nudity from bare breasts to full nudity. Violence is quite graphical in some instances as well.

In both settings, its characters are constantly chasing their own metaphorical rainbow. For Kiruko and Maru, they are bound together by job contract to find “Heaven,” someone who looks exactly like Maru, and two people that Kiruko knows from their past, though it becomes rather apparent that the duo’s relationship is more than merely a professional commitment. In the midst of their foraging and scavenging, they can only wonder at times of life before the catastrophe. The children in the nursery begin exhibiting behaviors foreign to their cloistered place. They indulge their new, curiosity-laden impulses either with the setting directly or with each other. Even at times where one narrative appears to be left behind and the other takes centerstage, they are constantly bound together by mysteries that thematically complement the seemingly-separate threads. In that spirit, the two stories are always moving in parallel, even if the actual number of minutes spent in each place is unequal.thing in itself, and seems like a puzzle, it puzzles even more with it's searing affair with hungry taste buds. I haven't been able to find a flaw yet in any of the points above. These are the things that matter for me, therefor I rate this at an astonishing 10. It is still possible that the climax can mess everything up, but given the high production quality I highly doubt that such a failure would happen. As the brainchild of this franchise, Masakazu Ishiguro created this piece of work that I can easily say is a creative story. Rather than following the recent endless trend of fantasy isekai or romantic comedies, he had a vision for Heavenly Delusions. That vision is to create a postapocalyptic world where we see a dystopia-like environment and how mankind adapts to survive. With two colorful story plot within one setting, Heavenly Delusion is one of the most ambitious shows I've seen in 2023, and that's not an unerstatement. Tengoku Daimakyou is also one such strange puzzle. Similiar to a fine onion, it is patiently waiting for the audience to peel away it's layers to reveal a strong and strange meal of mesmerizing flavour. Let's not get too carried away however, and try to impartially judge whether it is any good.