Oh a card game.I wish it was availabe in my country.

It's not really a reliable ranking when you're looking at the sales for October 2 - November 5 and volume 6 was released on November 2. In the weekly rankings that include its release date, for comparison, it sits at number 5:Not good
Here are the monthly manga and light novel rankings for October (October 2 - November 5)
Source MAL
Rank / Monthly sales by copies / Titles
17. *,174,721 Shokugeki no Souma Vol.27
18. *,153,742 Haru Matsu Bokura Vol.8
19. *,150,889 Dragon Ball Super Vol.4
20. *,144,360 Yakusoku no Neverland Vol.6
TPN got the 20th position.I hope it increases the sales next month.

Thanks Vamdred for the news.It's not really a reliable ranking when you're looking at the sales for October 2 - November 5 and volume 6 was released on November 2. In the weekly rankings that include its release date, for comparison, it sits at number 5:
*1. 1,505,639 1,505,639 One Piece Vol.87
*2. *,274,338 *,274,338 Boku no Hero Academia Vol.16
*3. *,174,721 *,174,721 Shokugeki no Souma Vol.27
*4. *,150,889 *,150,889 Dragon Ball Super Vol.4
*5. *,144,360 *,144,360 Yakusoku no Neverland Vol.6
*6. *,136,286 *,136,286 Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Vol.4
*7. *,129,313 *,129,313 Owari no Seraph Vol.15
*8. *,*97,782 *,*98,918 Blue Giant Supreme Vol.3
*9. *,*78,822 *,*78,822 Dragon Ball Gaiden: Tensei shitara Yamcha Datta Ken
10. *,*75,554 *,601,652 Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol.13
Which is no bad position at all for a relatively new manga. If anything, volume 6 has sold more in those four days than volume 4 had sold in six, and only a little less than what volume 5 had sold in a full week (also see this post for how the previous volumes had been selling at release). I'd say the figures look promising.![]()


NiceOfficial Viz trailer which is the 1st one with translation added
video watchable from twitter if location doesnt permit you to see it.


Can't seem to find any plain images. Let me know if you find some
@WithYouInSpirit if you could get those cards or those cards pics it would be uber helpful for the MG![]()

Erin-chan have you tried to search on: 約束のネバーランド カード or 約束のネバーランド cardsI have no idea, im trying to find where they can pe purchased.
only thing i got so far is this
and link to the website https://sp.shonenjump.com/j/sp_neverland/prisonbreak/ i ll let you know if i find anything else.
yep I ve been checking everywhere in Japanese (mostly pics search as i expected to find them posted somewhere), but didnt entered auctions sites. jusj checked out, and indeed, seems game cards are sold in those auctions.Erin-chan have you tried to search on: 約束のネバーランド カード or 約束のネバーランド cards
I was kinda checking them on google images and it lead me to some Japanese auction/shopping/twitter site(s) however I couldn't check the sites properly since my internet connection is doing extremely annoying atm. =_=
(thxs a lot Magi-channn
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Okay, before you raise those inevitable objections, I'm aware that putting this series on the list is probably cheating. As of now, the only reason Neverland hasn't become a bigger deal is because it's still too early for an anime adaptation. While it was initially met with trepidation about its potential tenure in Jump, Kaiu Shirai and Posuka Demizu's thrilling series has steadily and confidently become the most anticipated new Jump property since My Hero Academia's premiere, and even the first few chapters can tell you why.
The story begins in Gracefield House, an idyllic orphanage out of time and place where our heroine Emma lives her days in peace and harmony with her dozens of foster siblings. But that world is smashed to pieces when she discovers the truth behind her family's storybook life. From there, it becomes a battle of wits and a race against time as Emma enlists her eldest siblings to escape the orphanage and the grasp of their ingenious “mother.”
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