The next issue of Weekly Shônen Jump reveals that The Promised Neverland manga (Yakusoku no Neverland) now enters its final arc. Kaiu Shirai, scriptwriter of the work, comments in this issue of the magazine, attached to the survey of popularity of the series.
"The final arc has begun now. I will work hard!" This last arc of the manga will begin in volume 11 or 12.
Kaiu Shirai and Posuka Demizu write and illustrate this shônen manga since August 2016 in the pages of Weekly Shônen Jump magazine by Shueisha. Back in February, the editor of the manga, in an interview conducted by the website Mantan Web, commented that the manga had reached the middle of the story.
The Promised Neverland has 10 compilation volumes in Japan and has just inspired an anime series for the next winter, premiering in the month of January 2019. This is produced by CloverWorks and will be broadcasted through the block Anime Noitamina from Fuji TV.
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