[Spoilers] The Promised Neverland Season 2 - Episode 7 Discussion

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If I was blind and deaf this would have been a pretty good episode.

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- alconnow5 years ago5
  Yeah, the OST is the only good thing about this season

nezumiku5 years ago4

better than the post ep 3 season average, worse than manga. not worth watching unless you're enslaved to keeping up w the show.

Lvixnatiqsh5 years ago

i watched s1 but for s2 i want to continue manga so which ch / vol is accurate to continue

Removed5 years ago1
You'll want to start on chapter 38 in volume 5.
- Lvixnatiqsh5 years ago
  can you mention how to identify it ... is there any way to identify without watching or something like that

Gwendys5 years ago16

I honestly liked it, but maybe it's because I didn't read the manga

imcastbound5 years ago4
Maybe you should read it after this season to know what they did.
Infernitz5 years ago
same.

Removed5 years ago23

4 episodes left and I feel nothing

imcastbound5 years ago
Trut

HoangDKong5 years ago33

emma is annoying to me.

medievalknight125 years ago
ong

LazyVampire5 years ago35

Is it bad that I'm actually rooting for Norman, and hope Emma's plan fails?

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I guess everyone has their own perspective, but I think the actual process behind this decision isn't that black and white. Norman, likely though his traumatic experiences with the demons & previous assumption that Mujika was dead, decided that killing all the demons was the only option left (if the demons must eat humans to survive & they don't ever plan to leave, then there's no other way). However, now that his prior premise was shown false by Emma, there's a lot more ambiguity as to whether mass murder is the right course of action. In a weird way, Emma's flaw as a character (unwavering empathy) led to the trio compromising on a new course of action. Imo, the easy answer is to remove the threat, the difficult one it to work towards a world in which the humans and demons can both survive (tho this may end up being not viable in the end). Not a Manga reader btw, so I may be missing some important context.
- R1ZE5 years ago6
  I know some Manga readers and they said that in arcs that were skipped, Emma interacted with the demon village more and saw how Demons are really like which is why she has a more empathetic feeling towards them.
Sayali645 years ago1
Nope, I'm with Norman too, I really really wish Emma's plan fails, I don't want it to end in a cliched way.

Vanessa5 years ago8

Is this even worth continuing anymore?

Weeble5 years ago1
hardly but i got nothing else to do so i'm watching this trash for the hell of it
imcastbound5 years ago2
There still a speck of hope left in me
Izira5 years ago
As a manga reader, the only reason for me to continue is too see how much they changed the plot and how all of this will finish....

proma215 years ago21

GenericName25 years ago16

I could have read a transcript of all the subtitles in this ep and have not missed a single thing from the plot.

Angelo5 years ago1

kino.

Kouhaaii5 years ago7

It feels like this episode made no progress at all. Just a bunch of exposition with a little lore thrown in

sternritter05 years ago

The guy at the end was probably the guy in the opening

zairawr5 years ago

i like that they're showing norman's side of things so we can understand more of what changed w him

matsuzaka5 years ago

i feel bad for norman s o s

alconnow5 years ago4

Ugh Emma is far too naïve...

What's happening to Norman and the Lambda kids is giving me Terror in Resonance flashbacks.

Unsurprisingly, the clash of ideals between Norman and Emma was better in the manga.

R1ZE5 years ago
She isn't naive her plan works well
- alconnow5 years ago8
  I get that she doesn't want demons like Mujika, Sonju and demon children to be annihilated. She's always been the type that wants to save everyone. She's incredibly pure.
  Her plan does sound good. However, as Norman says, feeding them Mujika's blood isn't really going to solve the issue. As we saw from Sonju, these demons will still want to consume humans.
  - R1ZE5 years ago4
    Well i'm a bit like Ray on this i also thought that harmony with demons was unachievable but after finding Mujikas power i think it's better than genocide.
    UnsaltedBiscuits5 years ago2
    I'm with Ray's decision also, if there's a way to live without killing all the demons, then I guess that would be the preferred choice for me.
    It's definitely a better option than genocide. But even with Mujika's special blood, it would be a huge gamble to take. Norman already said that Mujika's power and those who digested her blood are hindrances to the Noble Demons and those of high rankings.
    It's far too naive to make a wager that barely even has a small chance of working out.

daijoubu5 years ago13

this is getting more and more annoying to watch. especially with emma and her ideals

RinDrop5 years ago12

What the fuck was the ending. Why would you ever end an episode with a flashback that shows nothing. And that music felt so out of place as well when we already know he isn't dying anyway.

Also I'm one friendship speech away from drawing forehead protectors and kunai on all the main characters.

Babymandz5 years ago1

im just gonna buy and read the manga and hope for the best but i didnt mind this episode i just hope norman plan does work.

Removed5 years ago
Yes the manga is worth reading, but most of the stuff that happened in s2 didn’t happen in the manga btw.

Weeble5 years ago

i haven't read the manga but this is just fucking awful man, you can tell what it's wanting to do but it's story is so god awful you wonder how someone even greenlighted it

millzy5 years ago

They ruined the show absolute garbage now they better make some changes fast. Season 1 was superb.

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