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| kinda felt like there was supposed to be a whole arc where they're searching for Emma and discover the human world's rules on their way but it didn't happen (maybe it's for the best cause last arc was such a medicore) |
| Frustrating read. I couldn't be any happier this garbage is done with. That ending perfectly epitomizes one of my main issues with this manga. The writer was incapable (99% of the time) to committing to any scenario that would result in the children coming out on the losing end. Norman dies? Nope, still alive and returns later. Norman is now on a genocidal crusade and possibly on course to clash with his peers? Nope, don't worry they're able to talk him out of it in the middle of a battle with the most powerful demon in the world. The demons are about to possibly enter into a civil war to restore the rule under the five demon houses? Nope, Leuvis returns out of nowhere, has a change of heart towards the old order of the government and the demon's reliance on human flesh (because of "reasons") and decides to overthrow the current government and allow Mujika's blood to be shared. Some of the children have a potentially lethal disease with no known cure? No problem. They're able to analyze Adam's special DNA (wtf?) and develop, test, and approve of a medicine within two years (LOL) to suppress the effects of the disease. And finally, Emma is separated from them as a result of the promise? No problem, through the use of technology and ghosts (huh?) they're able to track her down and somehow convince her, even though they're total strangers to her, to come and live with them as a family. And she's even lucky in the sense that she doesn't even have to remember any of the traumatic shit she went through! Wow! Garbage. This unwillingness to commit to tragedy, and the manga's transition from a survival manga to a battle manga following Yugo's death (where the Demon's no longer feel like a threat) are the two biggest flaws that destroyed a promising manga with the potential to become a classic, and turned it into just another run of the mill battle shounen with no stakes at risk. It fucking sucked and I'm being kind to it when I say that. It's been so bad for so long that I can't get too annoyed about it because this isn't sudden. |
poemofdevilJun 14, 2020 3:51 PM
| Glad it finally ended. What a shitshow of last arcs. 10/10 until Goldy Pond, after that 2/10. |
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| Meh..this manga was slaughtered after Goldy Pond. |
| This series badly went downhill after Goldy Pond but I'm still sad to see it end. |
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| A bit harsh but I'm glad it ended, It got really boring after a while. It had a really great start though, with a unique idea but slowly declined in the end. Solid 6/10. |
| Promised Neverland is good. Its okay. But it could have been much, much more than just "okay". Is Death Note or Code Geass good? No. I call them Legends. Something considered by me as a modern classic. But when it comes to Neverland... not even close. I could recommend only the first arc, maybe,just MAYBE Gold Pond, but that's it. The whole premise was very cool, characters were interesting, this world, mysteries, plot twists .. It felt like an edgy Harry Potter with children trying outsmart demons and decipher secret codes left in old books! But look at them now? Characters are flat. They are just "smart" children, I can't distinguish one from another. Emma is naive, okay, but...Rey and Norman? They WERE pretty different at the beginning, Norman had completely different arc than Rey, but now they are just 2 smart boys who want their waifu to be with them. Plot twists are weak and usually just tearjerkers. Mind games transformed in an action movie were CHILDREN can survive lethal injuries and shoot from both hands like it's nothing. And let's not even start with all the "super powered children" concept, okay? And in the end there were TOO MANY happy coincidences. I am glad this story exists, I just wish it was written better. I've read in an interview that only Escape arc was thought through before serialization started, and it seems like the weakest point of Kayu Shirai. Better plan everything out in the next work. 6,5/10. First arc simply 9-9,5/10, own it on my shelf. |
| I think we all should be happy the ending wasn't butchered like some other series have been *cough cough* Domestic Girlfriend *cough cough* |
So I've been banned from MAL-Badges, after spending nearly two years of my time and dedication to helping out, being the club's spokesperson, and planning for the revamp, it all goes down the fucking drain. What a joke the club has become. I advise everyone to stop using the feature and stop showing their support for the site and the club. We were promised that we will see changes come to the site, and nothing's been done for the past year. I doubt the site will be touched for the foreseeable future. If you're angry and annoyed about the lack of development, then good, you should be. |
| This manga was my favorite for a long time, and it still has a special place in my heart. The last arc, however, was especially lackluster when compared to the rest of the story. Honestly, as cute as the ending is, I would've preferred if Emma never got reunited with her family. Sure, it would've been a bittersweet ending, but then it would actually feel like the promise actually made an impact. It's a shame how much the story dropped in quality. I'll miss this series. |
| I really think that it needs 1 or 2 more chapters because it felt really rushed |
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| And they all lived happily ever after... The End. Ugh, what happened to the mind games, the stakes, the feeling of danger this manga had back at it's early days?, there's nothing wrong with a happy ending, but this ending was obvious ever since Emma's plot armor ranged through all the kids. It's as if the author was changed midway and some incompetent took the job and fucked it up. Suddenly stakes are always in favor of the kids, consequences are little to none, and when something bad happens, it ends up forced. Here I'm really hoping Cloverworks to butcher the source, maybe then the ending will not suck. |
| "We could make the world better, but it's easier to just shut our eyes." ~Blackwall |
| Another overhyped manga with a trash ending along with Tokyo ghoul/re and demon slayer |
| HACKs! 🤢🤮 |
| So she loses her memories and gets far away from the group in one chapter... and reunites again with them and everything is fine in next the chapter. So what exactly was the point in that? :P Was there supposed to be an arc in between these two chapters? because that would make more sense. I thought the "promise" would be more impactful, but it's just... eh. I really liked this up until the Cuvitidala arc, after that it started to decline heavily. After I finished the anime I was so hyped that I never thought I'd be seeing Yakusoku no Neverland going with such a underwhelming ending :/ |
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| Definitely anticlimactic... But it was heartwarming regardless... :')) |
 I'm starting to get embarrassed by my own forum signature line.. XD |
| Ending wasn't bad by all means but, it felt kinda rushed. They could have build it up a bit more and felt like the problem was solved too easily but, at least it didn't leave any plot point left unanswered. Anyways congratulations to author and good luck on their next works. |
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| I almost forgot that i read this manga weekly after the anime aired, it scares me to see 2 of recent shounen jump series finished with such disappointing end. I'm especially worried for Haikyuu, since it has been my weekly manga since years ago. Anyone knows when was the last time Jump series has a high note ending? |
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| 9/10 because that godly first arc and golden pond arc.And I remove it from my favorite 😩😩 |
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| While I was pretty happy that they're all happy in the end, I had mixed feelings towards the ending. If they were able to find Emma and make new memories with her as their friend in what is pretty much a perfect world just like that, it just feels like the price she paid for the Promise that saved every single person who was stuck in the Demon World ended up having little to no consequences at all at this point. It might've taken them two years to find her but that changes nothing especially when it was only shown in just a few pages. As touching as it was to see Connie's spirit and their departed friends pulling Ray towards Emma and telling him about where she is, there was absolutely no reason for that to happen nor any indication of something like that being possible even in a story with Demons and futuristic human technology that can easily cure all the braindead mass-produced livestock kids along with the Lambda kids who had supposedly incurable side effects from all those experiments. Man, I'm completely conflicted on how to score this manga. I absolutely loved the arcs before the last one but the mediocrity and lack of stakes, tension, and direct consequences of the final arc where every victory was so easily achieved and all problems were so easily solved right after it is raised in one way or another left a very bad taste in my mouth. It's sad that I ended up feeling so disappointed somewhere nearing the end, giving up on my Emma-like optimism that things will get better. At least it's finished now and I'm still looking forward to the anime's second season since I can actually rate it the way I want without having to consider the slog that came afterwards. |
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| This last chapter didn't really feel much like a chapter at all. 180 felt like a set-up to a whole new arc/sequel, but this new chapter was just weirdly rushed and shoved in at the end. I'd honestly have preferred it to end at 180. I have enjoyed this series, but this new chapter seemed a bit pointless. |
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| I hope that future anime adaptions can fix most of the issues this manga had. |
| A bit anti-climatic, no? She lost her memories and then the very next chapter she gets them back ;-; Literally the entire series Emma has been with her family and for the author to just throw away all those important moments really bugs me. I am like extremely emotional no matter what I read lol so yes, I did cry and I couldn't stop for like 20 minutes but most of it was just because I am really mad, at the very least I wanted Emma to remember them like, they were her family! They spent literally 2 years just for her to have no idea who they are, it's so irritating to me. I guess the wrapped it up fine and I will definitely read the authors next work. The promised neverland had one of the most amazing and outstanding first arcs I have ever seen so I'm sad it didn't continue on like that until the end. It's been fun though. T^T This is still one of my favorite manga and boy have I cried reading all of this and I am still sad to see it end. :'( |
ashlynwwJun 15, 2020 11:53 AM
| I liked it. 6/10 overall. It was fine. |
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| I wouldn't have minded more exposition and satisfactory conclusions to more character arcs, as this seemed relatively brief. But the ending had me tearing up as it was, so I think it used it's momentum all the way up to the very end, leaving it off with a 10/10. What a heartfelt story that followed through all the way to the end. <3 |
| Goodbye TPN. Wish every arc was as good as the first arc. |
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| Solid ending, really enjoyed it. I'm glad the mangaka didn't decide to overextend the ending with how popular the anime was, it felt like the best time to let the manga finish. Overall though, the first arc is honestly one of the best arcs I've ever experienced, but I think that ended up being its Achilles Heel. The first arc was TOO good, and after the escape the shift in storytelling was weird at times. Goldy Pond arc was still super solid, and the last arc was great as well, but there were definitely some points where I missed the beginning and the political drama became too much. I truly wanted to give it and keep it a 10, but I ultimately had to give it a 9. I still love the series and the characters and world it created, but it was just too hard to keep up the momentum from the first arc. Some of the scenes will be really cool to see animated someday, and I'm definitely looking forward to it. |
| holy shit emma is so bad character she ruined the story with all this realistic bullshit |
| I think the ending was good anyway.thanks to mangaka and illustrator |
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