Neverland Promise The manga ended with a somewhat definitive conclusion. With Norman, Emma, and Ray struggling to lead their fellow orphans into a land uninhabited by man-eating monsters, the series became a hugely popular manga with an anime adaptation to boot. Now, a new post is due to arrive later this year at Beyond the Promised Neverlandand collecting the stories that happened before and after the wild story of Grace Field House.
The second season of Neverland Promise She was quite controversial among the anime community, with many fans believing that she ultimately did not live up to the high standards set by the initial outing for these orphans searching for a world free of monsters. A number of controversies arose from the second season of the adaptation of the anime to the point that writers in some episodes wished to cross their names from their respective credits. With many fans believing the ending wrapped up the story lines too quickly, while leaving out a number of significant arcs at the same time, it will be interesting to see if the world of Grace Field House is ever revisited in the midst of the animation.
Viz Media revealed that the short story collection in Beyond the Promised Neverland Coming out on November 8 this fall, to give fans a look at Norman, Emma and Ray’s lives before and after their time at Grace Field House:
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Kaiu Shirai x Posuka Demizu: Beyond The Promised Neverland releases November 8, 2022.Pre-order now: https://t.co/LykFDfA0xT pic.twitter.com/BCk9fjMkiM
– VIZ (VIZMedia) 30 July 2022
The official description of this collection of short stories by creators Kaiu Shirai and Posuka Demizu reads as follows:
From the creators of The Promised Neverland comes a collection of their best short stories, including the pilot chapter of what would later become their biggest success and an epilogue outlining what the main characters will do after the manga series ends.
Neverland Promise It received a direct adaptation in Japan via a feature film, although Amazon has also confirmed that a live TV series is on the way as well. Details about the show are few and far between at this point, but it proves how far this anime has reached North America so far.
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