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2019    23mMystery, Thriller
8.1100%65%8.3
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When three gifted kids at an isolated idyllic orphanage discover the secret and sinister purpose they were raised for, they look for a way to escape from their evil caretaker and lead the other children in a risky escape plan.

2 Seasons

  • Season 1
    Season 112 Episodes
  • Season 2
    Season 211 Episodes
  • Specials
    Specials1 Episode
  • Sumire MorohoshiEmma (voice)
  • Mariya IseRay (voice)
  • Shinei UekiDon (voice)
  • LynnGilda (voice)
  • Shizuka IshigamiNat (voice)
  • Ai KayanoAnna (voice)
  • Mari HinoThomas (voice)
  • Yuko MoriLannion (voice)
  • Hiyori KonoPhil (voice)
  • Erisa KuonJemima (voice)
  • Maaya UchidaNorman (voice)
  • Yuhko KaidaIsabella (voice)
  • Nao FujitaKrone (voice)
  • Nao ShirakiYvette (voice)
  • Coco HayashiRossi (voice)
  • Yoshino AoyamaMark (voice)
  • Atsumi TanezakiMujika (voice)
  • Kousuke OkamotoOtte oni (voice)
  • Hayato KimuraOtte oni (voice)
  • Mami KoyamaGrandma (voice)
  • Andrew
    AndrewSeptember 15, 2026
    The Promised Neverland starts with one of the most brilliant, tension-filled opening arcs in recent anime history, only to completely collapse under the weight of its own rushed storytelling by the end. What Works The Grace Field House Arc: Season 1 is nearly flawless. The psychological chess match between the children and Mama Isabella creates genuine suspense, and the horror of discovering the farm's true purpose lands with incredible impact. Themes and Concept: The underlying premise—livestock children fighting against a system designed to consume them—is dark, compelling, and unique for mainstream shonen. Where It Falls Short Abysmal Pacing: The second season attempts to compress roughly 100+ chapters of manga into 11 episodes. Major story arcs, crucial world-building, and fan-favorite characters are completely excised. Unearned Resolutions: Massive conflicts that should take entire arcs to resolve are brushed aside with quick montages, hand-waving, and sudden character changes of heart. Disappointing Finale: The ending feels like a slideshow summary rather than an actual narrative conclusion, leaving viewers with a sense of whiplash rather than closure. If you stop watching at the end of Season 1, it’s a 5-star masterpiece. But evaluated as a complete, two-season experience, the severe drop in quality pulls the entire series down to a thoroughly average mid-tier entry.
  • Soham Jaiswal
    Soham JaiswalMarch 25, 2025
    Season 1 is five stars, dont watch season 2, read the manga
  • Corrine Kocjancic
    Corrine KocjancicAugust 14, 2026
    So good, till it's not.
  • K1t5un3
    K1t5un3April 29, 2025
    Much like LOST, this series uses J.J Abrams' "mystery box" formula. But, unlike J.J Abrams, the author of this series actually knows whats in the box (the Seven pun not intended :P). I highly recommend this for anyone in the mood for a dark twisty thriller, it's very thought provoking. Most manga purists say season 2 is a flop, but I actually accept season 2 as a fitting close. I feel like manga purists use their manga knowledge inappropriately more often than not.
  • shikairo
    shikairoApril 4, 2026
    goated fucking anime please watch this anime is so damn good

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