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cssns · 1 year

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CSSNS Get to Know Me!

Let’s warmly welcome @snowbellewells to the 2023 CSSNS event!

How long have you been in the CS/OUAT fandom?

Since the summer before Season 3 began, so about 2013.

When did you start shipping Captain Swan?

I would say right about then, the start of the Neverland arc. I was of course intrigued by Killian from the start, but shipping them as a couple? It was probably there at the beginning of Season 3.

What drew you to this event?

I was drawn in through talking with Krystal (@kmomof4) about wishing there were more werewolf fics and being able to finally bring an idea of my own I’d had to life for the event. Plus, I was VERY excited for all of the other stories and new friendships that would surely come from it!

What inspired your topic?

The MC I am writing this year was inspired by the book (and TV movie adaptation of the book) Carolina Moon by Nora Roberts. Emma’s character in it will have psychic/clairvoyant abilities, which I have been assured is supernatural enough to qualify, and there will be some mystery and suspense thrown in with the romance if I balance it all as I hope!

My one shot was inspired by a story prompt idea I saw floating around on Tumblr.

If you would like to share a snippet/sneak peek/summary of your fic or artwork, please use the space below.

From the Prologue of Carolina Moon: “But, more than all of that, she had come back to this place to find peace, to lay to rest the ghosts that followed her everywhere else she’d gone in the years between, once and for all. If she expected others to leave the past in the past, she’d first have to manage it herself. She’d had no way to know as she and Rose parted that afternoon with promises and plans for later that it would be the last time she would ever see her friend. Emma had harbored the pain and the guilt and the unanswered questions ever since. Finally, it was time to meet the gazes of all of those who’d stared at her in suspicion before she’d been packed up and moved away once more, and it was time she found answers. She wasn’t the scared, whipped, mistreated adolescent she had been at 13. What she had lived through then wasn’t her fault, nor was what had happened to Rose that muggy July midnight. And if she had to return to Storybrooke, South Carolina to lay that burden down… well, it was long past time she did.”

For our betas: Who/what have you beta'd before, or is this your first time? Feel free to give as much info as you like.

I have beta’ed a bit for authors in this event in previous years, and occasionally for other fic writer friends if they need someone to glance over a story for them before they post it. I love doing that. The collaboration and idea sharing is so much fun, and I feel like I am getting a special sneak peek!

What are you looking forward to most about participating in this event?

Digging back into this story I’ve been anxiously waiting to put my full attention towards, and seeing what everyone else will create and post!

We’re looking forward to TWO stories from @snowbellewells - the OS dropping on August 2nd and the MC on August 18th!

#GTKM #cssns23 #snowbellewells #gtkm interview

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7-dreamers · 2 years

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[230121] Dami’s Weverse Moment Update:

I need to digest my lunch so I'm gonna watch anime lulu Dami’s comment: I'm gonna watch Spy Family Dami’s comment: I finished Chainsaw Man Dami’s comment: After that I'm going through That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime again Dami’s comment: I finished my meal Dami’s comment: Oh I finished Jujutsu Kaisen. It built my resistence for gory stuff Dami’s comment: I was watching The Promised Neverland 2nd season Dami’s comment: I don't know a lot about sports. Are sports anime good? Dami’s comment: Disney is good too Dami’s comment: The last movie I watched is Harry Potter the day before yesterday! The last movie I watched in the theater is Avatar 2 Dami’s comment: I see a lot of Haikyuu recommendations. I'll watch it after I watch the stuff already in my list Dami’s comment: I watched Hospital Playlist: Wise Doctor Life 4 times Dami’s comment: Did Avatar had a scene to cry in..? Dami’s comment: I finished Demon Slayer Dami’s comment: You watched Avatar 3 times?? So 9 hours? Dami’s comment: Attack on Titan I can't watch I ran off when they began eating the family in the beginning.. Dami’s comment: I really hate zombies! Dami’s comment: I get grossed out when the eyes look weird and zombies have weird eyes Dami’s comment: The night after the Zombie BOCA filming I had a nightmare with zombies Dami’s comment: I didn't watch Train to Busan Dami’s comment: Though when I was little I read the whole All of Us are Dead webtoon

Transl: 7-Dreamers HojuneTL | Please do not take without credit

#dreamcatcher #dami #230121 #era: reason #p: weverse #t: trans

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nanogrem · 1 year

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2nd Blorbo doodle of the night, this was a personal request from a friend of mine that I doodled for them live ^^ Sonju from The Promised Neverland! I'm not the biggest anime person but I have seen the first season and my friend filled me in on what was in the Manga (Mainly Lewis)

#Sonju #the promised neverland #germscribbles

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kaythefloppa · 2 years

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Hot-Take, but Season 3 of The Lion Guard was garbage.

It has a bunch of failed narrative promises, goes against what the first 2 seasons built up, has really awful pacing, and the only 'loose end" that people claim that it tied was explaining Kion's absence from the 2nd film.

The geography was wack af, the lore (particularly the one on Scar's origin as well as Rani's backstory) is never paid-off, the villains were underpowered and less of a threat, and Bunga's characterization was mangled (he was annoying in S1 and gradually rose up to become a genuinely likable character in S2, only for S3 to ass-wipe his development.)

On top of that, it had an odd load of fanservice, particularly with the Lion Guard getting with their cisbent clones for the sake of shipping, Scar's scar origin that never comes back up into play, and an all-lion Lin Guard in the finale (because a ton of people missed the point of the pilot episode's message and now we have the final episode where it goes back to all-lions). It doesn't feel like what the show would do, it feels like it was just trying to appease the Internet TLK 2 fans that didn't like the show in S1, but ended up derailing the story it already set up (I see most people saying that S3 is the best season and that S1-2 had to be skipped, which.... huh?)

Not to mention the show was mainly based around the friendship of the titular group, yet the final episode doesn't focus or bookend with their bond, or with their teamwork coming to a head, but instead them moving to the Tree of Life and sitting in the background as Kion marries a lioness that we've known for only a half of a season. It feels like Season 3 of Bunk'd or Season 4 of Jake and the Neverland Pirates all over again, where everything that was defined was tossed out of the window for the sake of the finale (I'll give it this, at least TLG didn't renew itself for 4 more seasons as).

There were good things about Season 3, like the new designs for the older Lion Guard, several of the songs, as well as Ono's character development and some of Kion's (minus the venom bit that could've been removed altogether). But overall, it felt like the final season was a last-minute rush to end the series since the constant hiatuses in Season 2, coupled with the remake's impending release made the viewership drop, so they just slapped whatever the first idea that came to mind and stuck with that.

#the lion guard #the lion king #the lion king 2 simba's pride #kion the lion guard #kion #ono #the lion guard season 3 #disney jr #why do so many shows go to pot whenever they hit s3?#is it because the writers wind up losing ideas after the first 2 seasons?#or is it because the first 2 seasons are more closely fitting to their premise and the 3rd just deviates away from that for the finale?

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chasmbreach · 2 years

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I just finished watching The Promised Neverland I am floored. I don't have any words for my emotions. What can I say.

Spoilers for season 1 only, bc I watched on Netflix:

I did cry on the last episode, if that's what you were wondering.

I had originally started watching many months ago, up until halfway through episode 5. Finally sat down, rewatched the first few episodes at 1.5x and watched the rest.

I DID NOT EXPECT /HIM/ TO DIE THOUGH. It was expected but also unexpected that they went through with it. The execution of him actually leaving was really mundane and not emphasized at all, which is surprisingly the most effective thing to the viewer to show how all of the kid are just food. They're nobodies. And Norman just accepted it.

Although Ray straight up admitting to being the underdog was literally the funniest interaction ever.

Sister Krone's death was saddening. I know every interaction and flashback is meant for you to feel pity, and well, they sure did that well. As well as Isabella letting her hair down.

Ray though? I did not expect it him to be the informant yet also her son at the same time (him being the underdog I got but the double whammy makes me double take). That was a surprising curveball that I was confused on but... it's sentimental. I'm glad she let them go. Pity goes a long way. Emotions go a long way.

The one I loved was the fact that they're children, and writing children unpredictability can be very difficult. And yet everyone followed their morals and personality, being consistent as a character motive, while also being unpredictable in the sense that children have a hard time masking emotions for long periods of time and need an outlet, one way or another. I loved that small detail a lot, for some reason.

I really like Phil.

Also I loved Ray's defiance. I wished it happened because of pure spite but also Emma's plot armor and determination won me over.

I was recommended by someone that the animated 2nd season isn't as good and that I should read the manga before it if I do ever decide to watch it.

#deepest dark #the promised neverland

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meep-hani · 9 months

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The Promised Neverland Season 2 (2021)

The Promised Neverland Season 2

Aired: January 2021 to March 2021 Watched: No record

Producers: Aniplex, Shueisha Studio: CloverWorks

Number of episodes: 11 Synopsis:

Emma, Ray, and the rest of the older children have escaped the confines of the Grace Field House. However, with relentless demons set on capturing them, their arduous battle for freedom has only just begun. Despite venturing into the treacherous wilderness, the children remain optimistic due to their possession of books written by William Minerva. Coded within his books are messages detailing the world outside the farm—information that can help them survive with the limited resources they have. But when their pursuers draw near, the children soon encounter their most dreadful situation yet. In Yakusoku no Neverland 2nd Season, the children struggle to survive in the strange ruthless world, striving to find a sanctuary they can truly call home.

Notable characters:

Norman (voiced by Uchida Maaya)

Emma (voiced by Morohoshi Sumire)

Ray (voiced by Ise Mariya)

Don (voiced by Ueki Shinei)

Gilda (voiced by Lynn)

Mujika (voiced by Tanezaki Atsumi)

Rating/s:

Notes/comments (optional):

The second season didn't do the manga justice and they failed to upkeep the hype and admiration that the first season garnered.

The last parts were very rushed. I watched the anime prior to reading the manga, and I was confused with some parts due to the pacing.

You don't show me a crying baby Norman and expect me to be fine afterwards.

Will I rewatch? Probably not.

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wotakugo · 1 year

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JUJUTSU KAISEN Season 2 has aired episode 11 in Japan, and Mariya Ise joined the voice cast as a young Satoru Gojo. Some of her popular roles include Killua Zoldyck from Hunter x Hunter (2011), Ray from The Promised Neverland and Himeno from Chainsaw Man. Studio MAPPA returned to animate the 2nd season, with Shota Goshozono as the director. JUJUTSU KAISEN Season 2 – Mariya Ise joins as Young Satoru GojoScreenhots from episodeThe first part of the anime covered the Hidden Inventory/Premature Death arc, before moving on to the Shibuya Incident arc on August 31. The main cast is reprising their roles. The main staff for JUJUTSU KAISEN Season 2 includes:Director: Shota GoshozonoAssistant Director: Ryota AikeiSeries Composition/ Screenplay: Hiroshi SekoCharacter Design: Tadashi HiramatsuSub Character Design: Sayaka KoisoArt Director: Junichi HigashiMusic: Yoshimasa TeruiStudio MAPPA animated both the 24-episode first season and movie for the franchise. Akutami Gege writes and draws the original manga, which is licensed by VIZ Media in English. Crunchyroll streams both the anime and movie, and they describe the story:Yuji Itadori is a boy with tremendous physical strength, though he lives a completely ordinary high school life. One day, to save a classmate who has been attacked by curses, he eats the finger of Ryomen Sukuna, taking the curse into his own soul. From then on, he shares one body with Ryomen Sukuna. Guided by the most powerful of sorcerers, Satoru Gojo, Itadori is admitted to Tokyo Jujutsu High School, an organization that fights the curses… and thus begins the heroic tale of a boy who became a curse to exorcise a curse, a life from which he could never turn back.You can now vote for the first part of JUJUTSU KAISEN in our Summer 2023 Anime of the Season polls, and you can also vote for the anime for the first weekly Fall 2023 ranking!Source: Oricon©Gege Akutami/Shueisha/JUJUTSU KAISEN ProjectAfter AnimeCorner

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somegirlsnerdywords2 · 4 years

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Anime i’m Interested In: Winter 2020

Attack on Titan Final Season (Airing Dec 7th - 16 Episodes)

Synopsis: With Eren and company now at the shoreline and the threat of Marley looming, what’s next for the Scouts and their quest to unravel the mysteries of the Titans, humanity, and more? (Source: Funimation)

The Promised Neverland 2nd Season (Airing Jan 8th)

Synopsis: Second season of Yakusoku no Neverland

Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu 2nd Season Part 2 (Airing Jan 6th)

Synopsis: Second half of Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu 2nd Season.

Horimiya (Airing Jan 10th)

Synopsis: Although admired at school for her amiability and academic prowess, high school student Kyouko Hori has been hiding another side of her. With her parents often away from home due to work, Hori has to look after her younger brother and do the housework, leaving no chance to socialize away from school. Meanwhile, Izumi Miyamura is seen as a brooding, glasses-wearing otaku. However, in reality, he is a gentle person inept at studying. Furthermore, he has nine piercings hidden behind his long hair and a tattoo along his back and left shoulder. By sheer chance, Hori and Miyamura cross paths outside of school—neither looking as the other expects. These seemingly polar opposites become friends, sharing with each other a side they have never shown to anyone else. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Urasekai Picnic (Airing Jan 4th)

Synopsis: Her first encounter with Toriko Nishina was on the Otherside after seeing "that thing" and nearly dying. Ever since that day, exhausted university student Sorawo Kamikoshi's life changed. In this Otherworld, full of mystery, which exists alongside our own, dangerous beings like the Kunekune and Hasshaku-sama that are spoken of in real ghost stories appear. For research, for profit, and to find an important person, Toriko and Sorao set foot into the abnormal. (Source: J-Novel Club, edited)

Wonder Egg Priority (Airing Jan 13th)

Synopsis: The anime's story begins when the protagonist, a 14-year-old girl named Ai Ooto, hears a mysterious voice while walking around town late at night. It gives her an egg, and beckons to her: "If you wish to change the future, you need only choose now. Now, believe in yourself, and smash the egg.”

#Attack on titan final season #anime #the promised neverland 2nd season #re: zero kara hajimeru isekai seikatsu #horimiya #urasekai picnic #wonder egg priority

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medea10 · 3 years

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My Review of The Promised Neverland 2nd Season

Here’s my 1st season review.

Let’s see how our escaped orphans faired out as they step away from the comforts of their home.

HISTORY: The story of The Promised Neverland goes like this. There once were 39 orphans at the Grace Field House. The orphanage was run by a woman named Isabella, but she’s known to the children as “Mama”. These children were given a happy home with plenty to eat. But when they reach a certain peak or the age of 12, they are “adopted” and leave the orphanage. What these children don’t realize that is they are NOT adopted. They are taken off the property where big scary monsters stick a sharp flower in their hearts and save them for feast later on.

Orphans, Norman, Ray, and Emma learned of this and are willing to find any way to escape their doomed fate. They learn who can and cannot be trusted, what to use for escape purposes, and teach some of the other children what to do in worst case scenarios. This, leading up to a fiery escape from the orphanage and the kids heading off to a better tomorrow!

SECOND SEASON: As it turns out, outside of the Grace Field House and the other orphanages tied to this monster syndicate are deep, dark forests filled to the brim with otherworldly creatures. Emma, Ray, and the other escaped children learned that there are going to be monsters everywhere. Either the highly intelligent ones that harvest the children or the generic, yet giant monsters you might see in any other anime. Add to the nightmare, the monsters from the orphanage syndicate are out looking for the escaped children and are ready to hunt them down. Especially Ray and Emma due to their high intelligence!

But the kids make it out of that trouble and meet two demons named Sonju and Mujika who are much different than the ones pursuing Emma and Ray. These two demons make it their mission to not eat any humans for religious reasons and to help these kids reach their next point on their journey. The next stop is to hopefully gain access to the human side of the world. Due to a 1000 year-long agreement between demons and humans, both sides are divided. The kids will continue to follow clues left behind by a man named William Minerva (an author behind many books the kids read).

And with a little help from a pen their dear friend Norman left behind, their hopes are riding high.

LICENSING: This was actually a pretty big cash-cow for Aniplex back in 2019 and so they snatched it up as soon as the series was green-lit. Problem is that FUNimation got its greasy mits on this series too. So Crunchyroll doesn’t get shit from this deal. Yeah, this is not the only series Crunchyroll got butt-fucked on despite streaming the first season. Not only Hulu and FUNimation got ahold of this series, but they got the old cast back to dub as it is also airing on Adult Swim’s Toonami. Of course, all of this was decided long-before we all learned this season was going to be a flaming disappointment.

NEW CHARACTERS: As I mentioned in my synopsis of season two, Emma and Ray meet two demon monsters when they were trying to navigate the forest. Mujika and Sonju are demons much like the monsters that kill and eat the orphan children. The only difference is that these two do not eat children. They both refuse to eat them on a count of religious standings. Here’s what you might recognize these folks from.

JAPANESE CAST: *Mujika is played by Atsumi Tanezaki (known for Futaba on Bunny Girl Senpai, Uo on Fruits Basket 2019, Houzuki on Kono Oto Tomare, Juno on Beastars, and Emilia on Durarara)

*Sonju is played by Shinichirou Kamio

ENGLISH CAST: *Mujika is played by Lizzie Freeman (known for Chizuru on Rent-A-Girlfriend, Ryuuzu on Re:Zero, Cardinal on SAO: Alicization, Trish on Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Pt. 5, and Chitose on Tonikawa)

*Sonju is played by Daman Mills (known for Yakov on Yuri on Ice, Abel on Attack on Titan, Mabu on Sarazanmai, Chika on Kono Oto Tomare, and Kai on Beastars)

SKIPPING ARCS: Soooo…this never happens in any of my reviews. There are only a few mangas where I’m actually ahead of the anime so this is a new experience for me. I can actually get on board the “I read the manga train”. And I would lodge a complaint!

Guys, what the hell are you doing cutting out Yuugo from the anime? Not just that, but the whole Goldy Pond arc! You take the time to have the kids make it to the shelter and have a scene where some of the kids come upon those names on the wall. What kind of sick-ass shit is that? And then you immediately jump ahead to the shelter being raided. Because of this, folks skip over very important details including Emma crossing over… *censored*

And meeting… *censored*

*censored* and the connection between *censor the fuck out of this*

And that wasn’t even William Minerva!

Right, this is a review for the anime, not the manga. Now I know how those hardcore manga-reading jerks feel like. Guys, if you want to please check out The Promised Neverland’s manga chapters 50-119. In fact, just stop the anime around episode 4 and pick up the manga from there. It’s only going to get worse from here on out. Be afraid children, be very afraid!

ENDING: Much to my dismay, it looks as though the Yuugo/Goldy Pond arc was never meant to be in the anime version. I stupidly thought there would be a 1% chance of there being a side-story movie telling that story. Oh well! I guess this season, they wanted to focus more on Sonju and Mujika and the best way to do that is throw away 60 chapters of story to get to the next possible point we can see these characters. Yes, my irritation is showing!

As we saw in the halfway point, Norman comes back. Yes, he’s alive! And they found it absolutely necessary to make us wait an extra week to find out why he’s there and even longer to learn about his time after leaving Grace Field. And even with all of that, is it even worth talking about? Not to mention the way they met Norman again was completely different from the manga. You’re totally bypassing the information about *censored*.

Norman’s got some new mates he met while locked up in the Lambda facility. Because of Norman’s intelligence, he was actually spared from death, unlike so many other orphans. He just became a test subject for the monsters. But Norman and other test subjects were able to rebel and escape. Next up is Norman’s ultimate plan of wiping out the demon race for good. He’s come up with a way to eradicate them all through degeneration. Now for kids who have been groomed to become food for demons, this does seem like a logical idea. Kill them all and let God sort it out. It’s just that, yes, Emma does have some sort of compassion after spending a good six months on the run. Not only that, but her time with Sonju and Mujika! Not all demons are evil.

But Norman’s time in the facility has changed him. Even making a promise with Emma and Ray wasn’t going to go down with agreed parties. Norman ends up committing the mass genocide of the demons before Emma and Ray come back with Mujika and Sonju. Thankfully, the meek crybaby Norman emerged when he realized what he was doing was bad. Mujika and Sonju were able to reverse the demons being deformed. Even Norman’s comrades were feeling remorseful about taking innocent lives when they meant no harm to them whatsoever. So that’s taken care of! Now, for a few problems that have risen to cause mayhem!

Norman and his comrades were experimented on to a point of illness. So all of those kids are pretty close to expiration unless they get some sort of cure hidden in more pen magic left by “Minerva”! Next, Phil and the others are going to be shipped out. So it’s now or never if they’re going to break out the rest of their friends. Then we have Isabella…she now has the title of “Grandmother”. And Ratri, the guy who “adopted” Norman and had him spend his days in the Lambda testing farm is watching and waiting for these escaped children to pop up. The kids were able to sneak onto the farms, fool Ratri’s guards and monsters, and sneak all the children from the farms to this one point where they can go to the human world.

They were then stopped by Isabella and all the other mothers from all the farms. But as it turns out, it was a double cross for Ratri. Isabella and the other mothers have their own reasons for this rebellion. I mean, we all remember Isabella’s memory and that beautifully haunting music that accompanied it last season. If her kids are able to find a way out of this system, she’ll take advantage of the situation and take down Ratri. On top of which, the demons in the nearby town are revolting against the system. I guess after Emma and the others saved them from the gas Norman and the other Lambda subjects released, they’re kinda indebted to her and the rest of the escapees. So Ratri is trapped in a corner with all the walls closing in. What does Emma want now? Join her in freedom.

So we get a condensed version of Ratri’s backstory. Yeah, he’s the younger brother of William Minerva. Minerva was supposed to be the head of the Ratri clan until he learned the truth about farmed children and that’s when he became…well, William Minerva. And so Ratri had his brother killed off. Ratri laughs at Emma and slits his throat. The kids make it to the gateway between the demon world and human world. Emma says goodbye to everyone as she explains she will not join them until she makes the true promise come true. She will become the new William Minerva and save other children from being cattle to a bunch of demons. And because of Mujika and Sonju, they feel they have the ability to do so.

What follows is a slide-show of all the children in the human world living their lives happily in freedom and Emma traveling the demon world. Now I’m going to be honest here, I have not made it this far in the manga and had no idea that there was a lot more story between the gateway and the very end. MUCH MORE! So…this was a very cheap ending. Especially when you’ve got a lot of story involving Emma and even her memories! Well then, Emma returns years later as the kids gather for some sort of reunion. And that’s the end!

God, this season was a rushed cluster-fuck. Before I go into that, I think it’s worth noting that while The Promised Neverland manga was very popular, the ending left many people unsatisfied. So the creator actually worked on the second season of the anime to possibly fix that mess. What we got was…a rushed cluster-fuck.

I’m so confused as to how much time has passed between the time of leaving Grace Field and the kids roaming around disguised as demons. In the manga, a good year and a half has passed. But the story had the kids meeting Yuugo, Emma’s time at Goldy Pond, Emma’s month-long recovery after being extremely injured, and the months of traveling to find the night and day destination. I feel like in the anime that it was six months. And if it was, why do a time-skip? It’d be nice to get a nice transition from one hiding area to another.

Then you have Peter Ratri “the villain”! He was absolutely useless here. Granted, we do get a few antagonists throughout the manga including Peter and the Ratri clan, but putting him as the main villain here just fell on deaf ears. We didn’t really see him do much of anything other than adopting Norman and holding a gun to all the escapees in the finale.

And that final episode! Talk about a rushed order of rotten hamburger meat. Now, I have not gotten that far in the manga, but I do know what’s supposed to happen. I can let go of Isabella’s sacrifice as we didn’t meet all of the demons from Goldy Pond. But, there are several arcs that they sloppily put in a slideshow of what happens after the kids make it to their freedom and it mostly involves Emma. Emma was supposed to give up something in an equivalent exchange sort of thing. But that never happened! I’m angry. I’m angry that I have to tell my ex and even one of my bosses at work that this season isn’t worth it. I’m angry that I even put this anime in my Top 20 list of best animes of the 2010’s. I was a premature asshole for that. I unofficially yank that series off the list and am replacing it with Demon Slayer. Congratulations Demon Slayer, you are truly one of the best.

And this hurts because the first season to The Promised Neverland was spectacular. From episode one, it drags you in the second you saw Connie’s lifeless corpse. And from then on you’re enticed by these kids doing extraordinary things in the hopes of escaping their fate of becoming food for demons. This anime was good enough for people to overlook things like facial features being too small for kid’s heads or everything about Sister Krone. But this season was just the second worse thing to come from the winter 2021 anime season. This sequel got lucky because we were somehow blessed and cursed with having the worst anime television series airing at the exact same time.

Recommendation wise, my immediate reaction is read the manga, eat your toenails, and scratch your taint with a cheese grater before watching this. But that would be wrong! Seriously, don’t do that. Since I’m on the other side of the manga reading line for a change, I would say if you’re a manga reader avoid this shit like the plague. If you’re an anime only watcher, enter at your own risk and see how it stacks up to you.

The Promised Neverland 2nd Season is available to watch on Hulu, FUNimation, and Toonami.

#anime review #the promised neverland #yakosoku no neverland #emma #ray #norman #isabella #the promised neverland 2nd season #yakosoku no neverland 2nd season #sonju #mujika #peter ratri #yuugo

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