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Inside a facility, children are being raised by robots, while the outside
world is occupied by powerful supernatural creatures. Maru and Kiruko, two teenagers, decide to adventure into what used to be the city of Tokyo, searching for a place called Heaven among the chaos and destruction, but the journey ahead is an arduous one. Recommended
Videos This series mixes elements of science fiction with adventure and thought-provoking mystery. Perhaps thanks to that, its manga has gathered the attention of many around the world since its debut in January 2018, and it’s about to get some more. In October, Production I. G, a popular Japanese animation studio, announced that an anime adaptation of Heavenly Delusion was in the making, written by Makoto Fukami, best known for his work in Psycho-Pass and the Berserk remake.
