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A review by delightfulmayhem
The Promised Neverland, Vol. 7 by Posuka Demizu, Kaiu Shirai
adventurous
dark
emotional
hopeful
mysterious
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.0
Demizu’s artwork is wonderful as always. The characters all have fantastic facial expressions and body language. The page compositions are also strong, with a chaotic variety of layouts reflecting the plot’s frantic hustle and bustle. The flow of actions across panels is also smooth for the most part.
The scheming in this volume continues to show how these kids are all so much smarter than their age would dictate.
The most significant aspect of this installment plot-wise is the addition of the Nameless Geezer into the main cast. The Geezer is a fascinating character with a mysterious past, and his morals are difficult to pin down.
As a whole, this is a nearly perfect book. Fantastic character work, world-building, visuals, and even some unexpected comedy.
Favorite Quotes:
• "So let's make a deal, sir. Or else we'll blow up this shelter."
• "Try surviving this, you brats."
The scheming in this volume continues to show how these kids are all so much smarter than their age would dictate.
The most significant aspect of this installment plot-wise is the addition of the Nameless Geezer into the main cast. The Geezer is a fascinating character with a mysterious past, and his morals are difficult to pin down.
As a whole, this is a nearly perfect book. Fantastic character work, world-building, visuals, and even some unexpected comedy.
Favorite Quotes:
• "So let's make a deal, sir. Or else we'll blow up this shelter."
• "Try surviving this, you brats."