heavenly delusion episode 11 reaction
Added 2023-06-11 02:01:20 +0000 UTC
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In this episode Mimihime - the girl who hallucinated after looking into the eyes of the girl with sunglasses - revealed that she has visions of the future but doesn't always know what they mean. When Mimihime talked to Kona about her hallucination he described it as a phobia. My theory is that the hallucination power of the girl with sunglasses combined with Mimihime's future vision. Actually the hallcination Mimihime saw was a jumbled vision of her future clouded by her fear. All the needles and buzzsaws etc. What Mimihime saw was from her future where she was being operated on to save her life by Doctor Usami. The future were he chopped the diseased parts of her body off and hooked her up to machines to keep her alive. Mimihime only sees glimpses of the future and doesn't fully understand what she is seeing. From her point of view it's a horror show but actually it was what she wanted so she could stay human till the end. I believe Mimihime is the woman who Usami had been keeping alive and asked Maru to kill for him from a few episodes ago. I assumed Usami was the guy with the bowl cut (whose name I can't remember) that likes Mimihime but I didn't pay attention to either character's eye colour so I don't know. I'll have to go back and check.
Sam
2023-06-11 13:03:11 +0000 UTCI think some of your theories/speculation about things are based on false assumptions or connecting things that aren't related. I'm basing all this on my own theories and assumptions from what we have been shown so far. I haven't read the manga so I don't know for sure. For example you seem to be connecting the school where Juichi was held prisoner and used along with other men for breeding purposes with the facility that Tokio and the other children are in. Maru and Kiruko live in a post-apocalyptic setting where civilization collapsed either before they were born or when they were too young to remember. What's happened since then is various groups of people have banded together to carve out territory and form their own mini societies. One such group was a bunch of women who took over an abandoned school building and made it into their base/fortress. This is where Juichi and other men were captured and used for slave labour and breeding purposes. As far as I can tell Juichi's school/prison has nothing to do with the facility that Tokio is in or the organisation that runs that facility. Another assumption you seem to have made was that the children such as Tokio and the new batch of children from last week's episode came from outside the facility - that they have parents. I don't think this is the case. I think that all the children in the facility - or Hiruko as they were called in this episode (which is also a word that has been used for the man-eaters) - are artificially created. In fact I believe that they are what the alien looking babies we saw a few weeks ago turn into as they grow up. It's why I think the adults were so shocked at the children's developing sexual behaviour because they thought that they'd designed them not to have those thoughts and feelings. It wouldn't surprise me if the children in the facility are some sort of alien/human hybrids. It's a fairly common trope in manga and anime. In a lot of those stories it's also not uncommon for the alien part to take over completely in the end. It could be that the children turn into man-eaters when their human part dies. In fact the sickness that some of them seem to get could be the alien part slowly killing the human part. I don't think it's just the Director of the facility who wants immortality. I think think the entire purpose of the facility is to create these children and raise them until they are old enough to transplant people's brains into. If it was just the Director they wouldn't need so many children. I don't know if everyone who works at the facility knows the brain transplant plan. Adults who work there but aren't directly involved with the children might have been told some kind of cover story. A promise that they were working towards a better future but not the specifics. One thing that I only just thought of is that because brain transplants are possible in this story we don't neccessarily always know who people really are. Someone we see in a flashback might turn out to be a completely different person in the present because of a brain transplant.
Sam
2023-06-11 12:51:08 +0000 UTCNow that there's no doubt that the events from the school took place in the past and that the kids get out, it also gets me thinking about the girl maru was able to get into, i don't remember if they mentioned her age but she looked to be around the same age as maru so she may have also came from that school or at least one of her parents came from that school. So people that turn into man eaters would either be from the school or the children of the grown up kids.
Louie23_LA
2023-06-11 12:43:56 +0000 UTCAbout tokio's kids. The "C" would make sense if it stands for clone, but then how did they manage to clone him that quickly? and if that's the case then is maru the original or the clone? and where is the other? so many questions.
Louie23_LA
2023-06-11 12:43:17 +0000 UTCI almost missed what you added to the YouTube video.
Louie23_LA
2023-06-11 12:42:25 +0000 UTCAfter episode. Here is my theory. All this is the director wanting to become immortal. The children will get out and become monsters. I haven’t figured out about the rot diseases and why they don’t become monsters inside. So it’s all because of an immortal experiment gone wrong. The people working for them had no idea what was happening. That what the scene was about is that they only receive fragmented information to get their job done nothing more. They have a vague idea that this is to create heaven but that it. For some reasonI don’t buy the Usami Kona but I may be wrong. I don’t know. Ok thank you for the reaction. Great theory. Take care. 😋
Dany DLTV
2023-06-11 03:46:48 +0000 UTCMaru close up when we see only his eyes he look so much like Tokio 😂 I didn’t know those were her ears at first. 😂 The little girl that a horrible power. Especially you that hate body mutilation. It all in her head but it’s the worst. Wow I completely forgot about the monster Hiruko is the name of the monster in the present. The kid are the monster. Twins 🤯 the brother they were looking for. Love you reaction when it cut off to the outro 😁
Dany DLTV
2023-06-11 03:46:34 +0000 UTCBefore episode Ya the new kid are sus Let jump into the reaction The children know a lot more than they have been teached. The prototype gun heavenly hint that this was in the past. They had the same gun Unless it’s an evolve version it it but I’m pretty sure it was a prototype version of it and Kiruiko has the final version of the gun. I don’t know enough about the combatant. Yep the director want to live forever. By brain transplant into an immortal one. That is why they want to produce immortal children. And that is why they are so worried about the illness. It’s bad for you to transplant into a body that will die from an illness at a young age.
Dany DLTV
2023-06-11 03:46:24 +0000 UTCThis show is just too underrated. Too bad for those missing out.
Louie23_LA
2023-06-11 03:16:44 +0000 UTCI don't think that the couple was them, the guy looked too old to me for someone who's supposed to be in his early thirties. I feel that the only direction this show can take it is them turning into man eaters and then revealing that they are man eaters that we've already seen get taken out.
Louie23_LA
2023-06-11 03:14:55 +0000 UTCThe moment i seen the time of the video i went and prepared myself some popcorn 😁🍿👍
Louie23_LA
2023-06-11 03:14:40 +0000 UTCI'm just finishing hell paradise. Can't wait for the heavenly Delusion reaction 😁
Dany DLTV
2023-06-11 02:10:20 +0000 UTC
