For those interested in keeping up with the manga, Episode 5 adapted the remaining parts of chapters 12 (its last 5 pages) and 13 (its first 16 pages), and then all of chapters 14 and 15 were basically completely adapted (which is equivalent to about ~2.68 chapters worth of manga adapted for this episode). With the remaining 8 episodes of the season adapting anywhere between 19-22 chapters of manga, the pacing of those episodes will on average range from 2⅜-2¾ chapters adapted per episode. So the beginning of this episode kept a fun easter egg (that was also present in the original manga) to one of Masakazu Ishiguro’s (the mangaka of Heavenly Delusion) other older works, specifically the single-volume manga called “Nemurubaka”. The easter egg itself was the CD Kiruko was trying to test (and sell), as it was an album from the fictional band “Peat Moth”. Members of said fictional band are actually some of the main characters of Ishiguro’s “Nemurubaka” manga. So it was neat to see that they kept that reference in the anime. If people didn’t understand from this episode, the reason why Kiruko had such an agitated reaction to Maru potentially disappearing is because Kiruko essentially has a fear of abandonment/being left alone, which likely developed due to the events and trauma surrounding Kiruko’s backstory (as depicted in episode 3). Watchers with an eye (and ear) for detail may notice that the “t17” that made up part of the dates shown in the video camera footage from previous episodes is revealed to stand for the calendar year dating system “Ten’ei”, with the current year at the facility being Ten’ei 17 (and Tarao having died on October 16th). This is likely similar to to the imperial dating system that Japan uses (the current real life imperial era being Reiwa, and the previous one having been Heisei). In fact in Japanese history there was a brief Imperial Era that was called Ten’ei (天永), and was when Emperor Toba ruled, his reign lasting from July 1110 through July 1113. The kanji making up said Imperial era meant (for 永) “eternity, long, lengthy” and (for 天) “heavens, sky, imperial”. However in the anime, the facility is apparently using slightly different kanji, with it being "天栄" instead of "天永". And "天栄" can apparently be translated as something like “Heavenly Glory", as the kanji “栄” can translate to mean like “flourish, prosperity, honor, glory, splendor”. Also the object that was left behind in Tarao’s ashes (after his body was cremated) appears similar to the things that Maru apparently crushes (inside of Man-Eaters) when he uses his “Maru-Touch” powers to kill Man-Eaters. And if anyone needs a refresher on the facility kids’ ages, the approximate ages of Tokio, Shiro (the white-silver haired teen who was sent the nude photo), Mimihime (the subject of said photo), Taka (the super strong/durable kid), and Anzu (the black haired girl often seen with Taka) are all 14 years old. The approximate ages of Nanaki & Iwa (the two kissing girls), Kuku (the frog-like girl) and Tarao (the sick and now dead kid) are all 10 years old. And Kona’s (the kid who draws the strange drawings) approximate age is 17 years old. And if anyone is interested in starting the manga after this season is finished (it is currently planned to adapt up to some part of tankōbon Volume 6 of the manga), I personally would still recommend starting the manga from the beginning regardless, as in addition to the standard cutting of extra dialogue and scenes from the anime for run-time and cinematic pacing, the chapter titles and cover pages of the manga also play a role in experiencing the foreshadowing of the story that the anime can’t quite replicate (due to the inherent difference in mediums). The mangaka of Heavenly Delusion, Masakazu Ishiguro (who is active on Twitter), their most well known previous work is “And Yet the Town Moves” (also known as Soremachi), which was serialized from 2005-2016. They have also done a number of other single volume manga and short stories collections. Ishiguro's has also stated that the major influences for the Heavenly Delusion series, include the works Akira, Armored Trooper Votoms, and an old Japanese science-fiction novel titled "Dogra Magra" that was written Kyūsaku Yumeno (who appears as a character in Bungo Stray Dogs) and published in 1935.
Lmaooo I just noticed that the moment I mentioned 50 Cent, Roshi started beatboxing one of his famous soundtracks "In Da Club" lmfao 😅 Istg that wasn't scripted at all xDD
16:45 i think that the girl with the short hair (left bottom) saw a spoiler or something ☠️ cuz nobody would think that right away. I'm just saying 😂 Edit: thanks for the video 🫰
Listen, I'm not, like, pressed or anything, but to be fair, it's not that crazy of an assumption considering sexual awakening is a big part of this series. It wouldn't be out of the realm of possibility to think they would explore that considering the other wild shit this show gets up to.
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For those interested in keeping up with the manga, Episode 5 adapted the remaining parts of chapters 12 (its last 5 pages) and 13 (its first 16 pages), and then all of chapters 14 and 15 were basically completely adapted (which is equivalent to about ~2.68 chapters worth of manga adapted for this episode). With the remaining 8 episodes of the season adapting anywhere between 19-22 chapters of manga, the pacing of those episodes will on average range from 2⅜-2¾ chapters adapted per episode.
So the beginning of this episode kept a fun easter egg (that was also present in the original manga) to one of Masakazu Ishiguro’s (the mangaka of Heavenly Delusion) other older works, specifically the single-volume manga called “Nemurubaka”. The easter egg itself was the CD Kiruko was trying to test (and sell), as it was an album from the fictional band “Peat Moth”. Members of said fictional band are actually some of the main characters of Ishiguro’s “Nemurubaka” manga. So it was neat to see that they kept that reference in the anime.
If people didn’t understand from this episode, the reason why Kiruko had such an agitated reaction to Maru potentially disappearing is because Kiruko essentially has a fear of abandonment/being left alone, which likely developed due to the events and trauma surrounding Kiruko’s backstory (as depicted in episode 3).
Watchers with an eye (and ear) for detail may notice that the “t17” that made up part of the dates shown in the video camera footage from previous episodes is revealed to stand for the calendar year dating system “Ten’ei”, with the current year at the facility being Ten’ei 17 (and Tarao having died on October 16th). This is likely similar to to the imperial dating system that Japan uses (the current real life imperial era being Reiwa, and the previous one having been Heisei). In fact in Japanese history there was a brief Imperial Era that was called Ten’ei (天永), and was when Emperor Toba ruled, his reign lasting from July 1110 through July 1113. The kanji making up said Imperial era meant (for 永) “eternity, long, lengthy” and (for 天) “heavens, sky, imperial”. However in the anime, the facility is apparently using slightly different kanji, with it being "天栄" instead of "天永". And "天栄" can apparently be translated as something like “Heavenly Glory", as the kanji “栄” can translate to mean like “flourish, prosperity, honor, glory, splendor”.
Also the object that was left behind in Tarao’s ashes (after his body was cremated) appears similar to the things that Maru apparently crushes (inside of Man-Eaters) when he uses his “Maru-Touch” powers to kill Man-Eaters.
And if anyone needs a refresher on the facility kids’ ages, the approximate ages of Tokio, Shiro (the white-silver haired teen who was sent the nude photo), Mimihime (the subject of said photo), Taka (the super strong/durable kid), and Anzu (the black haired girl often seen with Taka) are all 14 years old. The approximate ages of Nanaki & Iwa (the two kissing girls), Kuku (the frog-like girl) and Tarao (the sick and now dead kid) are all 10 years old. And Kona’s (the kid who draws the strange drawings) approximate age is 17 years old.
And if anyone is interested in starting the manga after this season is finished (it is currently planned to adapt up to some part of tankōbon Volume 6 of the manga), I personally would still recommend starting the manga from the beginning regardless, as in addition to the standard cutting of extra dialogue and scenes from the anime for run-time and cinematic pacing, the chapter titles and cover pages of the manga also play a role in experiencing the foreshadowing of the story that the anime can’t quite replicate (due to the inherent difference in mediums).
The mangaka of Heavenly Delusion, Masakazu Ishiguro (who is active on Twitter), their most well known previous work is “And Yet the Town Moves” (also known as Soremachi), which was serialized from 2005-2016. They have also done a number of other single volume manga and short stories collections.
Ishiguro's has also stated that the major influences for the Heavenly Delusion series, include the works Akira, Armored Trooper Votoms, and an old Japanese science-fiction novel titled "Dogra Magra" that was written Kyūsaku Yumeno (who appears as a character in Bungo Stray Dogs) and published in 1935.
This is a very nice and detailed explanation on many different points centered around the anime. I had a good time reading this🤎
stray dogs xdd. why this long essay
bro, you better not forget to include the aftercredits scene in episode 6😆
Let's hope the reactors even watch that after credits scene 😭
14:36 the asian dude said hells paradise 💀😂
Thank you so much.
次のエピソードも楽しみにしてます！
Lmaooo I just noticed that the moment I mentioned 50 Cent, Roshi started beatboxing one of his famous soundtracks "In Da Club" lmfao 😅
Istg that wasn't scripted at all xDD
I've been waiting for this
Finally, thanks brother
For now tuis is the best episode of the show
16:45 i think that the girl with the short hair (left bottom) saw a spoiler or something ☠️ cuz nobody would think that right away. I'm just saying 😂
Edit: thanks for the video 🫰
Vaya, siento que acabo de comerme tremendo spoiler....
@@zero_requiem2384 🥲 te entiendo, me pasó
@@chogiwhy7472 and so the cycle repeats 🙃
Listen, I'm not, like, pressed or anything, but to be fair, it's not that crazy of an assumption considering sexual awakening is a big part of this series. It wouldn't be out of the realm of possibility to think they would explore that considering the other wild shit this show gets up to.
@@aldovesper1362 hmm, you got a point, maybe I didn't want to assume that it could be one of the possibilities (being pregnant)cuz they are so young 🥲
何言ってるかわかんないよおww😇
けど天国大魔境面白いよなあ
You could make your videos a bit longer.
Good job, anyways!👌
ありがとうございます(ง •̀ω•́)ง
vinland saga pls
Lmao