Honestly, the chances are looking pretty slim right now. What Are The Chances Of 'The Promised Neverland' Getting Renewed For Season 3? But with the enormous negative feedback they received from the previous season, the studio might be more interested in focusing their time and energy on their new project, 'Fate/Grand Order – Grand Temple of Time: Solomon’. Nothing makes sense, so nothing matters.Nonetheless, fans are still begging CloverWorks to produce a third season of the anime.
Because there's simply not enough time, the anime lacks crucial context and emotional resonance for it to be coherent (or acceptable) to the audience. So by the end, there's at least a semblance of why certain pieces fall into certain places. Whether or not you find the second half entertaining, you have to agree that the manga did indeed explain all of the necessary pieces of its world. The manga had this exact same issue of not having enough time for the actual resolution period necessary for a compelling narrative (necessitating prequel chapters released after the series' end), but it at least gave time to the steps it took to get there. All of these events need time, but there's just zero breathing room. See how long it took to just spell out everything that happened? Now imagine that, but with the characters we have only spent a few episodes with. Topping it off is a reunion to bring it all home!
It then introduces a completely new reality with the human world, and jumps forward in time through a montage, reveals the demon royal family, shows Emma making a promise with the god of both worlds (Good luck understanding that one!). Then shoves in the origins of the Ratri family and a deal they made with the demons, brings peace to the human and demon worlds, and splits Emma from the other kids like in the original (but pairs her with Ray and Norman!). To break it all down, the second season wraps a cliffhanger that confirms Isabella's face turn. It's especially prominent in the final episode as it speeds through its ending. The pacing of the series was already rough in the manga, but the anime somehow made that worse. This is just one specific example that further illustrates the main issue with the adaptation. In the anime, it's sort of like they have faith in Norman because he helped them escape, but they are more driven by how he helps them fight the demons.
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