Was it after the first volume or was it after the first 3 volumes? I remember Hori said that the decision to greenlight the anime came before volume 4 was even released, I can't find the source, it was an interview with him if I remember correctly.
I think that Jump should only authorize the anime after chapter 80, because Neverland will surely be in another arc.
I do not think so, the first season should be them leaving the orphanage and next season could even end in this current chapter. Both seasons would make a great cliffhanger for next season.
Well, lol, my new post from above is somewhat relevant. I do agree that it would be for the best if they waited, but that clearly isn't going to happen with their biggest upcoming series.
Well, they'll either end it where volume 4 finishes and make it 1 cour or they'll figure something out for the second cour, more content will be out by then and it will take way longer for the anime to come out if that's the case.
Yeah, that seems like a perfect end point, I said above that it would probably cover the first 4 volumes, but more like it would cover the first 5 volumes, my mistake. You should probably spoiler that.If the first season ends in this scene:
For me, it will be a good season.
I don't know, for example if season 1 has 13 episodes and a pace of 3 chapters per ep, then it would fit in perfectly, you also have to consider that there are 2-3 longer chapters as well. (first 5 volumes = 37 chapters)
That does feel really early, but I won't be surprised if it ends up being the case. I think they'll probably wait for 2019 maybe, I think they would've had a Jump Festa panel or something if they were planning on releasing it next year. I feel like we'll probably get an announcement sometime next year, but it does come down to how they want to approach the adaptation.
I do agree that having that place as an end point for season 1 would be perfect but I disagree on the fact that the manga got less interesting after that point, it's as good as ever for me, I'm still very excited to see how the story progresses. Isn't it also your complaint?, you just say a lot of people said so, but how about yourself, or are you not caught up with the manga, seems silly to say that is a valid complaint if you don't really know much about it yourself.
It would be a good scene to end the season. But, I don't know, I didn't care that much since the author did the stupidity ofIf the first season ends in this scene:
For me, it will be a good season.
Hey, I didn't think it was stupid and the manga was as tense and as dramatic as ever.
Youre the first anime fan Ive seen that is satisfied when an anime just does enough to convince people to buy a manga.
Yes, I am caught up with the manga. And yes, I can agree with the complaints, but it's not that much of a problem for me. I do think the first arc is the peak of the story because the back and forth mind games were fun and reminiscent of Death Note, plus Isabella and Krone were great antagonists. The parts after the escape weren't as fun and exciting as the previous chapters since the kids on their own aren't very entertaining. I'd even go as far as to say some of the chapters were boring. Recently though, the story has picked up since the introduction of the nameless adult, but it's still not even close to my enjoyment of the first arc.
Just want to throw out that I think Death Note comparisons are ridiculous. This has always been a straightforward adventure series.