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To say that the premiere of “The Promised Neverland” Anime made fans happy would be a major understatement. Social media is currently flooded with viewers positively gushing with satisfaction at how the anime was presented. Not only is the show receiving a ton of praise for the quality of the animation, but the handling of the big twist at the end is also a huge point of delight for the community.
As Comic Book notes, fans are currently freaking out with regards to “The Promised Neverland” Anime. As fan receptions go, CloverWorks really could not ask for a better reaction and this is just from the debut episode. There are a whole lot more interesting events and developments later on in the anime. With this being the case, fans can rest assured that there will be plenty of reasons to stick around and enjoy the show.
In any case, “The Promised Neverland” Anime is already expected to be one of the biggest anime this year and a lot of it is due to the reputation of the studio behind the project. CloverWorks is known for high-quality production and with a property like “The Promised Neverland” to work with, it’s practically guaranteed that this will be a successful venture.
The manga is already a huge hit among fans because of how it balances thrills, action, suspense, and rewards in a way rarely seen in the industry. If “The Promised Neverland” Anime can replicate even a fraction of the quality of its illustrated counterpart, especially when it comes to the twists, fans will have no reasons to complain.
The first episode of “The Promised Neverland” Anime premiered on Jan. 9 and will be airing new episodes every Thursday. Fans will not want to miss even a single one because of how much awesomeness is in every single episode.
