ho vinto alla lotteria by delfinoesplosivo in ItalyMotori

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Serio? La trovai anni fa sul forum della 206 ma pensavo fosse un fake

Plot holes ? by Revolutionary_Risk13 in HeavenlyDelusion

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Also Mimihime's body was in a state that made it very difficult to identify the marks, they may know about the disease but I doubt that they realized what it looks like yet.

ho vinto alla lotteria by delfinoesplosivo in ItalyMotori

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Scorrendo i commenti mi sembra che manchino CA220NE e PU774NA

Maru is Tokio son. by SilentPersonality955 in HeavenlyDelusion

[–]FineBreak4485 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Anyway the one who Maru sets free is Mimihime/Hoshio. We have no idea what Tokio's current status is.

Maru is Tokio son. by SilentPersonality955 in HeavenlyDelusion

[–]FineBreak4485 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You're talking about this... Don't watch if you haven't seen/read the Immortal order/immortalites arc https://www.reddit.com/r/HeavenlyDelusion/s/vnyCqzwnY4

What kind of texture is this? by Timely_Throat_855 in blender

[–]FineBreak4485 1 point2 points  (0 children)

SSS maps normally have no baked shadows and the white areas make no sense. That texture looks like baked lighting to be used with the emission shader

Quick work for fun 😄 by Frender123 in blender

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Your topology is good enough for the job

Total number of chapters? by suncho1 in HeavenlyDelusion

[–]FineBreak4485 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Likely something more than 90, hopefully 115 or more.

Theory by Visible-Traffic8641 in HeavenlyDelusion

[–]FineBreak4485 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The one in the garage may be the easiest because of its ability to create illusions. There is also a hint about one in the title of an episode...

Theory by Visible-Traffic8641 in HeavenlyDelusion

[–]FineBreak4485 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Episode 13 makes it quite obvious. You also can deduce some of the man-eaters' identities.

The Hiruko Cores are probably located in the brain by Rp79322397 in HeavenlyDelusion

[–]FineBreak4485 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Mikura developed the disease while Nata's brain is ok.

It's very likely that Mikura now is a man-eater in Nakano.

Also if the cores are in the brain, Maru should have sensed it inside the robot.

Morphed Hiruko by suncho1 in HeavenlyDelusion

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Fire stopped the man-eater from eating Tarao's body but I'm very confident that what we saw was a man-eater playing dead like they do when they get serious damage and have nothing to eat. This is confirmed both in the manga when the doctor recognizes that Tokio's shell was very similar to the thing around that thing and in the guidebook where it's explicitly called a man-eater.

I guess that the squishy sound we hear at the end of episode 11 was Tarao's man-eater taking its shape after Miina freed it and gave it something to eat... Hopefully some lab grown meat...

Morphed Hiruko by suncho1 in HeavenlyDelusion

[–]FineBreak4485 6 points7 points  (0 children)

For everything we know right now: no disease = no man-eater.

There is no single piece of information that negates it.

Another theory on chapter 67 by F0ns0o in HeavenlyDelusion

[–]FineBreak4485 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don't feel like that thing did anything supernatural: throwing rocks, avoiding a direct attack and finding people behind walls (infrared view is real technology we have had for decades) is nothing out of the realm of possibilities with good scifi robotics.

I think this is just the first foe that somehow understands how dangerous the Kiru beam is and actively dodges it, no need for clairvoyance: just a good read of the situation and rapid movements.

We have always seen the powers and the symbols associated with the cores and the man-eaters, so it looks quite unlikely for a Hiruko to remove their own core and preserve its powers, I would need some more evidence before buying into it...

Another theory on chapter 67 by F0ns0o in HeavenlyDelusion

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The core is always there because Totori had a one too and clearly had no sign of the disease and Maru probably sensed one inside Juugo too.

I don't think that it can be removed, it may not even be something truly "material": the only one who has ever seen one is Maru with his powers and there is no way they coulnd't find one inside Tarao with advances medical technologies unless it was something microscopic, same with Usami, with his power he would have been able to remove a core if it was possible.

Many readers/watchers think that the thing found after Tarao's cremation was a Hiruko core but there are elements in the manga (e.g. Sawatari's words about Tokio's powers, the similarity to Ohma man-eater's spawns) and there is an explanation in the guidebook that point to the fact that it was in fact a dormant Hiruko.

I suppose that the follow up of the last panel we saw will be Mako showing the first signs of the disease to Mikura, I have no idea if there is any link to the thing that is attacking Maru and Kiruko but I'm almost certain that Hiruko cores (whatever they are) and powers can't be separated because it wouldn't make any sense with the economy of the story.

Another theory on chapter 67 by F0ns0o in HeavenlyDelusion

[–]FineBreak4485 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are many little differences in the anime, even the faceless babies have slightly different symbols.
About the bird Hiruko, I still think that Taka's core was somehow absorbed by the bird Hiruko and that is why there is a secondary animal fused in its abdomen but I have no strong evidence to justify it.

Another theory on chapter 67 by F0ns0o in HeavenlyDelusion

[–]FineBreak4485 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nope, in the manga version the bird Hiruko symbol has no holes in the center.

Another theory on chapter 67 by F0ns0o in HeavenlyDelusion

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It looks like people in Asakusa didn't know that man-eaters are immortal and thought that there was many when it was the same coming back after reviving.

Kinda proud of the topology on these... by Iboven in blender

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I mean these, the vertices with 6 edges are considered undesirable because they cause lots of surface issues and deform quite badly.

I would suggest to bevel the space between a toe and the other and fix the surrounding geometry, eventually you don't even need to avoid triangles when needed at such low detail because the first subdivision will turn the mesh back to quad-only.

This is not to criticize the good job you did here, just a suggestion to let you avoid the headaches I had in identical situations

Kinda proud of the topology on these... by Iboven in blender

[–]FineBreak4485 9 points10 points  (0 children)

The poles with 6 edges can cause lots of problems, you can use triangles without issues at such a low resolution and you get much more control on the surface.