The Promised Neverland had entered the climax of the final arc last August.
Moreover, as stated by Shirai in a previous interview, he would not like the story to extend too much and that the length of the Manga should be ideally 20 to 30 volumes long according to his taste.
A live-action adaptation of the series is also scheduled for December 18, but which live adaptation of a well-done manga interested fans anyway?
No matter how hard it may be to digest the fact, let’s wipe our tears and accept that The Promised Neverland is ending, period. However, some “special” project is making its way soon.
The recent 23rd issue of Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine teased on Monday that a “special project” is underway for the upcoming ending of The Promised Neverland manga.
It can very well be a spinoff Manga, but who knows yet. The manga is already in the middle of a nail-biting situation that I don’t want to think about its end, at least not yet.
The recently released Promised Neverland chapter 176 raw scans to confirm the death of Isabella, mom of Grace Field Farm.
Mom took the blow for Emma, but the attack is too lethal to be able to recover from. It made a lot of sense for her to go down this way, considering the amount of kids she fed to the demons.
But even after all that, the kids had a soft side for her because the helpless woman did what she could do best to give love to the kids.
It might be possible that the new special project will be based on the history of farms, like how the farms were set up and how moms were used, or maybe how William Minerva managed to write all those books and leave so many secret messages.
About The Promised Neverland
Created by Kaiu Shirai, this series debuted in a Weekly Shonen Jump manga in 2016. Licensed by VIZ Media for an English Language release, this series has gained immense popularity, selling 4.2 million copies in a concise period.
The story revolves around the horrific truths of an orphanage discovered by three bright kids: Emma, Norman, and Ray.
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