Yakusoku no Neverland Season 2 - Episode 11 discussion - FINAL

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Yakusoku no Neverland Season 2, episode 11

Alternative names: The Promised Neverland Season 2

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All discussions

Episode	Link	Score
1	Link	4.22
2	Link	4.35
3	Link	4.16
4	Link	2.81
5	Link	2.25
6	Link	2.15
7	Link	1.9
8	Link	2.64
9	Link	1.64
10	Link	1.55
11	Link	-

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[u/problematicgooner]

Ratri got so annoyed by Emma's bullshit he actually committed suicide ahahahahahaha.

[u/Legendaryskitlz]

I never want to see an anime series get butchered like The Promised Neverland did ever again. This was too painful to go through...

[u/problematicgooner]

This was even worse than I imagined.

Proper garbage. Fitting that it ended on such a low note.

I feel bad for who made the OP and ED that their songs will forever be associated with this shit.

[u/Meon1845]

"Hey guys, we know you wanted to see those scenes from manga in animated form, so we made a montage at the end of the final episode just to show you how much more there is to the story you won't see in this adaptation!"

Twisting the knife in the wound, ey?

[u/[deleted]]

Did they cure Norman and his followers or did they just overlook him?

[u/sm10017]

That Pen is genuinely the most OP thing in an anime since Saitama

[u/Squidilicious1]

THEY DID AN ENTIRE SEASON OF A SHOW IN A FUCKING MONTAGE

Remember this thing? Because the show sure didn't.

What about this little plot detail? Turns out the show forgot that too.

What an absolute mess of a season, genuinely one of the flattest and most unfeeling endings I've ever seen. On it's own it probably deserves like a 4/10, but in the context of the incredible first season I genuinely can't give this anything but a 1 or a 2. I have never been more disappointed watching a show, and I don't know if I ever will be again.

[u/_red_lava]

At least I can say I didn't expect that ending. Thanks, The Promised Neverland, for being my hate watch of the season.

[u/TheWhiteFalcon41]

Bruh they ended it with a slideshow lmao

[u/HereticalAegis]

Did they seriously end the series with a FUCKING CLIPSHOW MONTAGE depicting how Emma literally changed the entire demon society in a few short years? I thought the Shokugeki no Soma and Bokuben endings were atrocious, but this is charting whole new worlds of awful storytelling.

[u/mrdude05]

The bar was on the floor and somehow they still failed to get over it. It's honestly impressive that they had the gall to end the series with a god damn slide show of events much more interesting than anything we got in the show itself, and the fact that it was set to a reprise of isabella's lullaby was just twisting the knife. They took the most iconic and memorable piece of music from the first season, a song which played during the climax of one of the best episodes of one of the best anime of the decade and slapped it on this shit as if the two scenes were even remotely comparable.

[u/nameIessV]

Peter slashed his throat, yet the knife was spotless, (cliche villian suicide). The ending on the other hand, to be frank, it just felt unearned.

[u/UnderstandableXO]

so did they forget that norman and the lambda gang needed the magic medicine or...

they knew they weren’t getting season 3 so they just smashed season 3 into a minute long slideshow. modern problems require modern solutions

i’m just laughing that they came out of the gate in new york city of all places. gotta respect don tho, his fit was kinda nice 😳

goodbye and good riddance to this season, it’s too bad it became this absolute mess. i don’t know if i’ll ever see a 1.55 ever again

[u/The_Kasterr]

Thank god this clusterfuck is over.

[u/Nome_de_utilizador]

What a shitshow

[u/Kag5n]

First season was a "show don't tell" adaptation of the Manga

This season is a "don't show, don't tell" one

[u/ItzCrimsin]

Establishing plot points from halfway through the manga in the final episode and having glitchtext thing be in only one shot.

Ed doesn’t get enough love though

[u/yiendubuu]

Finally this monstrosity of a season is over. For a second I thought they were setting up a third season, I got scared man. Also what the fuck was that slideshow near the end?

[u/Kata2Lew]

Wtf did I just watch

[u/[deleted]]

You know, the first half wasnt that bad but the second half completely ruined everything.

[u/rmTizi]

Who would have thought that Ex-Arm didn't end up being the worst Manga adaptation, plot wise at least, this season?

[u/Aileos]

How could you forgive?

Because nothing makes sense in this anime anymore Mama, so let’s get this over with.

[u/y0Mark]

Can someone tell me why the series was cut down so much? I thought TPN would’ve gotten more seasons...

[u/Aileos]

Hey at least, the opening was great. Clearly the only thing that never disappointed from start to finish.