Do we know which side is heaven/hell?


![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/tfupsm.jpg)

Do we know which elevator is heaven and which is hell? In the **Death
Billiards** movie, it seems kind of debatable. As well as the first episode of
**Death Parade** , did the wife or husband go to hell? Does winning the game
have any bearing on this?

Also, not sure if this is any kind of hint, but the beginning of the episode,
when the couple enters the room:

![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/wiRfv.png)

But at the end of the episode, the couple leaves in the same elevators but the
masks have been switched:

![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/T94ec.png)




We know that the final result is that the husband gets sent to heaven and the
wife to hell:

> Takashi gets reincarnated and Machiko gets sent to the void.
> [Wikipedia](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_Billiards#Episode_list)

The bartender also states that the husband goes to "heaven" and the wife to
"hell". This is in the scene after the end credits for the first episode. I
believe you may have missed it or Funimation could have neglected to include
it.

As you mentioned, the Funimation subs say Heaven and Hell instead of
Reincarnated and Void. I believe that this is due to localization, since most
English speakers are going to be more familiar with the concept of "heaven and
hell" after death, rather than "reincarnation and void".

The mask indicates where the people in the elevator go.

My reasoning is that the husband arrives in the hell elevator because he
killed the couple to begin with. Then when it's revealed that the wife
cheated, she gets sent to hell.




We know that the final result is that the husband gets sent to heaven and the
wife to hell:

> Takashi gets reincarnated and Machiko gets sent to the void.
> [Wikipedia](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_Billiards#Episode_list)

The bartender also states that the husband goes to "heaven" and the wife to
"hell". This is in the scene after the end credits for the first episode. I
believe you may have missed it or Funimation could have neglected to include
it.

As you mentioned, the Funimation subs say Heaven and Hell instead of
Reincarnated and Void. I believe that this is due to localization, since most
English speakers are going to be more familiar with the concept of "heaven and
hell" after death, rather than "reincarnation and void".

The mask indicates where the people in the elevator go.

My reasoning is that the husband arrives in the hell elevator because he
killed the couple to begin with. Then when it's revealed that the wife
cheated, she gets sent to hell.

