"I'll show you something cool, so just shut up and come." -Norman

What will you do if someday you realize one of the persons you love the most is the responsible of the deaths of your be loved family?

I'll be sincere, I first discovered the anime, the first episode was enough to rise my curiosity about the plot. I watched the anime in one day and because I couldn't wait for the second season, as soon as I finished it I decided to read the manga. I reached the serialization chapter and followed the final arcs each week. I enjoyed a lot each plot twist, suffered the deaths and also in general I obtained a bittersweet sentiment as the manga finished. Now, even if I already know the story I will patiently wait to the second season of the anime.

I knew the main characters were kids but sometimes I forget how young they were. Their abilities allow them to face either physical and psychologically challenges. To me, they are enough charismatic to stole my heart and wish them to achieve their freedom. I think that their youthness gave them the flexibility and imagination to propose and execute their plans. Their personalities are kinda memorable, you can remember the quiet guy who reads alone and is more like an observator, the energetic and passionate girl who even if it's naive can make people join her ideals and the calm and logic guy who tries to mantain a balance between his sentiments and beliefs. Even if they have the same age, their points of view and aknowledgements of the situations gave me reasons to emphatize of disagree with their actions. For sure, I think you will find with who are you most related with at the time to the story develops.

In general, if you are searching for a story with mistery, psychological and physical (just a little) battles and characters that will make you love them, hate them and questioning you about if moral principles (like survivance or the decision between life and death) are applicable and justificable depending of the situation. You should give Yakusoku no Neverland an opportunity.

I don't guarantee you it will be perfect but at least it will mantain you curiosity and theory formulation ability active as you discover this 'uncertain' world.