![]() One of the best parts of this volume is that you learn how the first promise between humans and demons came about 1,000 years ago. You can’t help but appreciate every detail they put into their artwork and style. Posuka Demizu really has a talent for drawing twisted, mind-bending illustrations in a beautiful and captivating way. Hands down, some of my favorite moments in The Promised Neverland Volume 16 are the ones that feature Emma and Ray searching for the Seven Walls in the interdimensional space. ![]() Meanwhile, Norman puts his own plans into action that requires Don and Glenda’s help to track down their friend the cursed-blood demon girl, Mujika. They’re determined to escape this quantum labyrinth and fulfill the promise that they will finally bring about peace for all of the cattle children. They find themselves trapped in a mysterious world that doesn’t abide by the rules of space or time. Emma and Ray continue in their search to find the Seven Walls. The Promised Neverland Volume 16 picks right back up where the previous volume left off. They work together to escape their fate in hopes of finding a place where they can be free from the threats of the demon world. However, they learn the dark and twisted truth about their home and that their caregiver is raising them to be food for demons. For most of their lives, they believed they lived in a paradise with a loving caregiver and with everything they could ever want. The series centers on the children of Grace Field Orphanage. The Promised Neverland’s English-language release is published by VIZ Media as a part of the SHONEN JUMP imprint. The Promised Neverland Volume 16 is a manga written and illustrated by mangaka duo Kaiu Shirai and Posuka Demizu. ![]()
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