The first episodes of "Heavenly Delusion" set the stage for an exciting and mysterious journey, with the unique blend of Production I.G. and classic Gainax elements creating an unforgettable experience for viewers. In the second episode, "Two Confessions," the characters' secrets are unveiled, leading to fascinating new developments and promising further twists.

The introduction of the visually stunning OP and the quirky ED in this episode is sure to delight fans.

As we delve deeper into the episode, we witness the complex lives and relationships of the characters, both "inside" and with Kiruko and Maru. While the children inside struggle with jealousy, desire, and recklessness, Kiruko and Maru must uncover new secrets and face dangerous challenges.

When the innkeeper's attempt to protect Kiruko and Maru from the man-eater outside has tragic consequences, we experience a breathtakingly animated fight sequence in which Maru's power to destroy the creature becomes evident. This lays the foundation for the duo's journey to Tomato Heaven, a post-apocalyptic commune where they hope to find something resembling peace in their chaotic world.

The shift between the two settings keeps the audience engaged, and many questions remain unanswered. Why is Shiro bleeding when Taka was the one who got hurt? And what is the connection between Kiruko and the electro-kart racer Takehaya Kiruko?

The characters in the series are trying to understand themselves and their feelings in a world where they cannot rely on the usual rules of society. Maru tells Kiruko that he likes her, but Kiruko reveals a surprising secret: although she looks like a girl, she thinks like a man. This confuses Maru, who already struggles with social situations, even more.