A new promotional video for season two of the ongoing TV anime series The Promised Neverland has dropped. The series is set to begin airing on January 7, 2021. Fans outside Japan can catch the highly-anticipated second season on Crunchyroll.

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It has been announced that Myuk will perform the ending theme Mahou (‘Magic’) for the upcoming second season of the TV anime series The Promised Neverland, adapted from Kaiu Shirai’s manga of the same name, which is set to begin airing on January 7, 2021. The song was written by popular Japanese artist Eve.

Myuk | Comment

“I love The Promised Neverland. I watched the first season as a fan and looked forward to a new episode every week. Now I get to sing a song written by Eve, an artist who I’ve always listened to and have great respect for. It all feels like a dream. The time you spend with someone precious to you as like ‘magic,’ and even should that fade some day, your memories of them will live on. That will be your nourishment. In this song I sing about feeling lost when moving forward, and those nights of solitude when you feel lonely. I’m personally honoured to have this song, ‘Mahou,’ playing together with Emma and her friends, who I love so much, on screen. I pray that lots of people get to hear it!”

Eve | Comment

“It has hit me hard on many occasions seeing those young boys and girls facing their cruel world with a positive outlook. I’ve learned a lot some this series. This was my first time working with Myuk’s voice, and just like those simple and honest boys and girls, her voice has both tremendous strength together with a tense of transience, like she is going to disappear. It made me feel confident that ‘Magic’ as a song will be far-reaching as it resonates.”

A new commercial was released for the upcoming second season of the TV anime series The Promised Neverland which is set to begin airing on January 7, 2021. The video reveals two new characters: Sonju and Mujika who are voiced by Shinichiro Kamio and Atsumi Tanezaki respectively.

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Shinichiro Kamio (Voices: Sonju) | Comment

“No matter how many times I read the manga, I always end up crying. I really love the series and watched the first season, so I was so excited to find out that I passed the audition. I tried to stay faithful to Sonju as a character to capture everything he’s about, from his relationship with Mujika to his emotional involvement with the other children, his beliefs and his anguish as a demon. Please look forward to it!”

Atsumi Tanezaki (Voices: Mujika) | Comment

“Please take a look at the key visual. That’s right, Mujika is a Demon. But she’s a very mysterious presence, so I paid much attention to the nuance of each and every one of my lines. I had read the manga before I was chosen for the role, so I was very nervous each take.”

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The second season of the TV anime series The Promised Neverland will premiere on January 7, 2021 via Fuji TV’s Noitamina programming block and other channels in Japan.

The Promised Neverland season two key visual

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Season one of the anime adaptation of Posuka Demizu’s manga series is currently re-airing in Japan with commentary from the voice cast. A live-action film is also set for release on December 18, 2020.

If you’ve yet to check out the first season of the anime series,  you won’t be disappointed. Be sure to catch up before season two officially airs in the New Year on January 7.

©Kaiu Shirai・Posuka Demizu /Shueisha

©The Promised Neverland Film Production Committee

A special exhibition centred on the popular manga series The Promised Neverland will take place at Roppongi Hills Tokyo City View in Tokyo from December 11, 2020.

The Promised Neverland is a manga series written by Kaiu Shirai and illustrated by Posuka Demizu. The series was published in Weekly Shonen Jump and concluded with its final volume on June 15, 2020. A live-action film will be released in December while the anime adaptation’s second season will air next year.

The exhibition will explore and celebrate the world of The Promised Neverland in detail, with displays, illustrations, early conceptions, and much more. A special 19-page manga episode written by Kaiu Shirai and illustrated by Posuka Demizu will also be shown.

Fans at the exhibition can also dine at CAFE GRACE FIELD,  the series-themed cafe opening up temporarily at Cafe THE SUN. Let’s take a closer look and see what fans can expect to see at the cafe.

CAFE GRACE FIELD Collaboration Cafe

Illustrative photo showcasing the cafe

The Promised Neverland is set inside Grace Field House, an orphanage in a forest that houses children with no relatives. It’s here that we meet the main characters: Emma, Norman, Ray, and Mom. CAFE GRACE FIELD is inspired by Grace Field House and the children who live in it, with food based on the characters and certain episodes in the series, a cafe latte you can order and get a free coaster with, and many other dishes, drinks, and desserts exclusive to the exhibition.

The Menu

Isabella’s Burger | ¥1,480 (Tax Included)

A hearty hamburger inspired by Isabella, the Mom of Grace Field House, filled with a fat patty, tomatoes, and lettuce. It’s served with chips which are topped with a key that opens all doors in the house.

Emma’s Omelette Rice | ¥1,380 (Tax Included)

A serving of omurice (rice-filled omelette) which features Emma’s trademark lock of hair that sticks up and orange edible flowers scattered over the tomato sauce, all to capture Emma’s smiley personality.

Norman’s Farm Green Curry | ¥1,580 (Tax Included)

A spicy green curry based on Norman standing in the fields of the forest. The plate includes the pen Norman finds which belongs to William Minevra, as well as the name Minevra written in Morse code around the outside of the dish.

Ray’s Final Book Sandwich | ¥1,550 (Tax Included)

This dish is inspired by the scene when Ray gives Emma the last book he reads before escaping the house. The sandwich itself is made to look like the book and is filled with egg salad, crunchy fried fish, and tomatoes.

Full Score Parfait | ¥1,450 (Tax Included)

An assortment of ingredients based on the three main characters in the series who receive a full score: Emma (orange jelly), Norman (panna cotta), and Ray (chocolate pudding and cake). A parfait that’s not overly sweet and displays each of the three characters’ I.D. Numbers which are used for identification in the series.

Little Bunny Shortcake | ¥1,350 (Tax Included)

A mixed berry shortcake with Conny’s precious Little Bunny on top. The bunny is made from milk pudding and sat on a bed of yogurt cream-filled fluffy sponge.

The House’s Lantern Drink | ¥1,050 (Tax Included)

A lantern-style dessert drink with everyone from Grace Field House, topped with chocolate whip, frozen yogurt, and two pieces of orange inspired by Emma’s hair.

The Promised Pendant Drink | ¥1,050 (Tax Included)

A refreshing combination of ginger ale, Calpis, and Blue Curaçao topped off with apple flavoured ice. The blue and green gradation of the beverage is based on the pendant given to Emma by Mujika, a key item of the story.

Emma’s Cafe Latte, Norman’s Cafe Latte, Ray’s Cafe Latte | ¥850 Each (Tax Included)

Three cafe lattes with Emma, Norman, and Ray print on them. Every cup ordered gets you an original coaster. There are three coaster designs, each given randomly for every drink order.

Twitter Campaign – Christmas Edition Cafe Latte

Running: December 11, 2020 – December 25, 2020

From December 11-25, fans who answer the official Twitter quiz correctly have the chance to order the Christmas Edition Cafe Latte. Every cup ordered gets you a special coaster.

©Kaiu Shirai・Posuka Demizu /Shueisha

A special exhibition centred on the popular manga series The Promised Neverland will take place at Roppongi Hills Tokyo City View in Tokyo from December 12, 2020.

The Promised Neverland is a manga series written by Kaiu Shirai and illustrated by Posuka Demizu. The series was published in Weekly Shonen Jump and concluded with its final volume on June 15, 2020.

The exhibition will explore and celebrate the world of The Promised Neverland in detail, with displays, illustrations, early conceptions, and much more. A special manga episode will also be shown.

Entrance Exhibition

A towering display of every manga book cover will be on show, spanning 6 meters tall and 17 meters across. A photo spot for fans to take pictures with their favourite characters will be placed at the entrance area. Tokyo’s night sky will also provide a beautiful backdrop.

Tickets

Tickets to the exhibition will go on sale via LINE Tickets on October 5, 2020. Limited edition tickets will also be sold which comes with a special booklet. And to reduce the risk of COVID-19 spreading, visitors must book a time and date in advance when purchasing their tickets. Full details are available here in Japanese.

Merchandise & Themed Food

Fans can also get their hands on a selection of exclusive and rare merchandise. The exhibition will also open CAFE GRACE FIELD, a collaborative cafe serving up food themed on the series.

©Kaiu Shirai・Posuka Demizu / Shueisha 

The June 2020 issue of Weekly Shonen Jump teased the first visual for the upcoming second season of the TV anime series The Promised Neverland. It also confirmed that the series will begin airing in Japan every Thursday at 01:25am on Fuji TV’s Noitamina programming block starting from January 2021.

The anime’s official website also released information on a range of plans that will take place in Japan to celebrate the 4th anniversary of the original manga.

The Promised Neverland Anime Vote (August 11-31)

Before the first season re-airs in Japan this October, a vote will take place where people can vote in two categories: for their favourite characters and favourite scenes. Fans are allowed to pick up to three characters for the Character category and five scenes for the Scene category.

The Promised Neverland Anime Quiz (August 11-31)

A quiz of 50 questions will test how much fans know about season one of The Promised Neverland. All participants will receive an online score sheet.

The Promised Neverland Radio Title Card Illustration Applications (August 11-31)

The official YouTube radio show for The Promised Neverland is taking applications for people to design their title card. Participants can submit whatever they like as long as it’s within the conditions, including taking photos inspired by the series.

Celebrate Emma’s Birthday (August 17-31)

Emma is the main character in The Promised Neverland. Her birthday falls on August 22, and so the creators are taking all celebratory messages from fans. If you tweet your message from the show’s official website you can receive a birthday illustration on her big day.

A special exhibition of THE PROMISED NEVERLAND will take place at Roppongi Hills Observation Deck’s Tokyo City View Sky Gallery from December 11, 2020 to January 11, 2021.

THE PROMISED NEVERLAND is a popular manga series written by Kaiu Shirai and illustrated by Posuka Demizu that was serialised in Weekly Shonen Jump. The 20th and final volume will be released in October this year. A 12-episode anime series aired last year, with a sequel currently in the works which is set for release in January 2021.

Though the exhibition is several months away, we have been given an early look at the key visual which was illustrated exclusively for the event. There is much for fans to look forward to at the exhibition, including an original 19-page manga display which will be also made just for the event.

To promote the original manga, a Twitter campaign will be held for people to be invited to the exhibition. The campaign will run from August 11, 2020 at 10:00 (JST) to September 14, 2020 at 23:59 (JST). To enter the campaign, fans must follow Tokyo City View’s official Twitter account and post what they think the manga will be about from one of the four options specified along with the hashtags #約ネバ展 and #約ネバ展描きおろしEP大予想. 5 pairs (a total of 10) lucky people who choose the correct answer will be drawn and be invited to the exhibition. More details can be found here.

If you’re in Tokyo in December or January, don’t miss out on this special exhibition.

©Kaiu Shirai・Posuka Demizu / Shueisha

Cö shu Nie’s newest song bullet is being used as the current ending theme for the season three of the ongoing hit TV anime series Psycho-Pass, and received a remix by American DJ and singer-songwriter Slushii last week.

The band’s highly-anticipated 2020 tour, entitled “PURE” -who are you?-, is set to begin on January 24 next year, and they’ve just announced that they are adding an extra show at Zepp Tokyo for March 6.

Cö shu Nie will release their new album PURE on December 11, 2019, but before that they will drop their bullet single on November 11. Fans can gain access to pre-sale tickets for the newly-announced Tokyo Zepp concert via the flyers coupled with the CD release of the single. The single itself will also feature piano arrangements of the band’s songs Zettai Zetsumei and Lamp which were used for the TV anime series The Promised Neverland.

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Cö shu Nie’s newest song bullet is being used as the current ending theme for the season three of the ongoing hit TV anime series Psycho-Pass.

American DJ, singer-songwriter and record producer Slushiiーwho is known for working with a variety of notable artists including Marshmello, as well as receiving big time support from Skrillexーjust dropped a remix of bullet which was posted on Cö shu Nie’s YouTube channel below.

The collaboration happened after Cö shu Nie vocalist Miku Nakamura featured on Slushii’s song Calling Out to You. Slushii himself is an anime fan, and Nakamura is the composer for many an anime theme song including the Tokyo Ghoul:re opening theme asphyxia, the The Promised Neverland ending themes Zettai Zetsumei and Lamp, and more.

The bullet remix is also streaming on Spotify, so be sure to give it a listen to hear the song in an all-new light.

Tickets for Cö shu Nie’s 2020 tour “PURE” -who are you?- are now on sale.

The opening theme song for the 2018 anime adaptation of Tokyo Ghoul:re is asphyxia by Cö shu Nie, who was chosen from Apple Music New Artist. The song has been played over 10 million times on Spotify. As a popular band, Cö shu Nie’s Japanese songs reached 6th place in the charts in 2018.

TV anime The Promised Neverland started its broadcast on Fuji Television’s Programming block noitaminA from January 2019. The current anime ending theme song Zettai Zetsumei is very popular and is available for digital download. The CD single will be released in March. As the anime will be reaching its 9th episode, Cö shu Nie created the new song Lamp to become the new ending theme song!

Zettai Zetsumei set the perfect mood for the previous anime episodes. The new song Lamp is the perfect way to end the current campaign and represent the arrival of warm feelings! You can download and stream this song on iTunes, Spotify or Apple Music. The non-credit anime ending video is also going to be streamed by Aniplex on YouTube.

The Promised Neverland creditless ending movie (Lamp version)

The CD single that will be released on 13th March will be a double A-side single called Zettai Zetsumei/Lamp. An image of the jacket design for the single’s limited edition version, which features an anime illustration, has also been released. The illustration was created by Shoko Nakamura who is the creator of the anime ending movies for Zettai Zetsumei and Lamp.

Village Vanguard has also created Cö shu Nie × The Promised Neverland collaboration T-shirts! There is only a limited supply of these but they are available now at Village Vanguard Shibuya main store (Tokyo), Nagoya Parco (Aichi) and Americamura (Osaka). You can also purchase these online.

Cö shu Nie is also embarking on a one-man-tour called Cö shu Nie Tour 2019 Daring Transition. The tour will take place in seven different parts of Japan, starting at MACANA in Sendai on 11th April and finishing at LIQUID ROOM, Tokyo on 25th April.

A statement by Cö shu Nie:

“Hello everyone it is nice to meet you. We are Cö shu Nie; the three-piece band who wrote the ending theme song for the anime The Promised Neverland.

No matter how much we are defeated, we will continue to fight for what is important to us.

These are the feelings we put into this song.

Cö shu Nie has always been reading the manga, so we are so happy to be in charge of this ending theme song. Our hearts are pounding just thinking of sharing in Emma’s next adventures.

Every week, the anime always leaves us hanging on the edges of our seats, so let’s watch the next episode together!”

Join us in anticipation for Cö shu Nie’s next ending theme song for The Promised Neverland!

Cö shu Nie made headlines last year with their single asphyxia which was used as the opening theme for the TV anime series Tokyo Ghoul:re. The song had them selected as a New Artist on Apple Music and it has over 8.7 million combined streams on Spotify worldwide. It was also the 6th most streamed track in Japan for 2018.

The band is now performing the ending theme Zettai Zetsumei for the ongoing anime series The Promised Neverland which began this month. They have just dropped the song’s music video. Check it out below.

The theme of the video is that they have been locked away in a white room and have continued to play their instruments since childhood. It evidently links to the story of The Promised Neverland.

Cö shu Nie are heading on a solo tour in spring titled Daring Transition. The 7-date tour will begin on April 11 at MACANA in Sendai and finish up at LIQUIDROOM in Tokyo on April 25.