delusion

Yes, it is. The story has reached its conclusion.

As of now, Heavenly Delusion manga has reached its conclusion. The ending may have left some satisfied while others wanting more, but it's wrapped up.

Yes, it did. The story came to a conclusion with a final chapter.

Sure, Heavenly Delusion has a manga. It presents the story in a visual format similar to the anime but with its own unique style and charm. Some fans prefer the manga for its detailed illustrations and original narrative.

Heavenly Delusion manga has finished. It concluded with a mix of emotions for fans, but overall it was a well-structured ending that stayed true to the tone of the story.

It could be about science fiction stories that involve characters having delusions. Maybe the plot revolves around a character's false beliefs in a high - tech or futuristic setting.

No, it's not based on a true story. It's a fictional creation.

You can start from the first volume. It sets the foundation for the story and introduces the main characters and the initial plot.

One real story of fixed delusion could be about a person who was convinced that they were being constantly watched by the government. They would check their windows every few minutes, cover their webcams with tape, and avoid using any device that could potentially transmit data. Despite there being no evidence of any such surveillance, this fixed delusion made them live in constant fear and paranoia.

I'm not sure exactly. You might have to check some manga forums or discussion groups for the most accurate information.