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The promised neverland is one of the most popular Shounen mangas of all time- And rightfully so! The entire story is so exhilarating and the premise is so unique. The characters are very developed and you form a beautiful connection to the entire cast, it almost feels illegal how the manga makes you adore how each character is developed, most of the cast are not one dimensional even though they retain their own distinctive personality respectively. The ending was severely rushed, as the manga was supposed to continue production for three more years so that is indeed understandable. I may be a bit bias in ... my review since I started this series in a time where I was indeed in need of a likeable and related cast (Which this story REALLY delivered) so please excuse me here! And so now I will continue commenting on my 3 favourite things in this entire manga:

1- The art-style: The art style is SO amazing, some of the panels, specially the ones with the bigger plot points are so genuinely flabbergasting, the whole thing is nourishment to the eye, the attention to detail is also very admirable. I do not want to spoil anything but to say the least, the art style at the Goldy Pond arc and the final arc made me genuinely smile at time.
2- The cast: Emma, Norman and Ray are all so well developed, a bit more than the entire cast but that is to be expected. You would notice if any of them were absent from a panel since they are all so diverse! And it is such a shocker that almost 85% of them were skipped in the 2nd installment of the anime :(
3-Last and definitely not the least, the villains: I LOVE me a good villain, one of the key factors that makes me love an anime or a manga is the villain. I feared for the characters when they showed up, I related to their ideals at times and even though most of them were defeated rather quickly, I still loved their entire character arcs.

But to keep this fair I will mention what I did not like about this manga:
1-The lack of decisiveness in the writing: You can clearly see that the mangaka was confused on whether to let a character live or remove it from the story, so many characters went from "Oh he's definitely dead" to "Oh he is alive?" then to "Oh never-mind he is dead again...". And then repeat this for 4-5 more characters.
2-Ending: The ending was clearly so rushed, and as I mentioned above it was not really up to the writer, as we all know the shounen jump magazine sometimes rushes the writers into wrapping the story unnecessarily quickly, around more 20 chapters were needed to absolutely finish the story in its perfect way, but alas.

To conclude, the promised neverland will always carry a special place in my heart, even though the ending was a bit gob-smacking, it will most likely remain in my heart as one of the best pieces of fiction I have ever laid my eyes upon.

This season is honestly really great. Sure, there's some cut content every now and then but it does not really remove from the source material any obligatory information. The animation is still amazing knowing full well the last season aired last year (So it really has NOT been that long). The plot is as whimsical as the manhwa and though this anime might not be for everyone. It is certainly a ton of fun.
The characters other than the MC are still not that interesting now that Sung has levelled up, but you still do want them around to see how far can they go! ...
I think if you like the generic troupe of "Oh MC gets stronk yipeee" You will absolutely adore this show, and if you do not you will still have a pretty solid time.
These next arcs will surely leave you at edge, so buckle up!

Erased was a genuine masterpiece! It gave the viewers everything they wanted and more, the start was a very great example of how to indulge the reader into the story. At the end of every episode, it tips you off ever-so slightly so you click on the next episode. And there’s not a single episode that doesn’t make you appreciate its beauty.
SPOILERS, OBVIOUSLY SPOILERS!

-Now to more in depth look at the episodes. Episode 8 was easily the best of the show, so wholesome yet so enticing. Watching Satorou’s mom (I think I spelled his name correctly) take care of Kayo was so sweet ... I almost teared! And I don’t think people realized that Kayo was waiting for Satoru until his mom changed hospitals without letting Kayo know, only tipping her off to focus on her life and not waste more of it. We viewers wanted them to end together, it wouldn’t have been correct but we definitely wanted them to end together, or at least with a character that she spoke to more instead of someone who I don’t think had any screen time with her!
But aside from that, this show was extremely amazing, that’s about it!

Greetings,
To be fair, Akame ga kill is a masterpiece, the fact that a plot like this exists is just amazing, so let me demonstrate.

SPOILER ALERT!
The manga had a way better ending, the characters didn't die. At least most of them. However, this doesn't change the idea that the anime is really good. Nonetheless. The manga had way better idea, demon infused Incursio, Mine and Tatsumi ending together, the reviving imperial arms, Kurome living and much more to see!
I wish the anime gets a revamp, or at least gets another season. (Which is not likely because the author is working on a new anime.) So ... yeah.
Thanks for reading, have a distinctive time.