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The Promised Neverland Manga Has 2.1 Million Copies in Print

To be honest, I want Bones to do Neverland, Kimetsu no Yaiba and Fire Force. But I guess miracles like those don't happen, right? xD

The thing is, Bones can't only do MHA, they like doing other exciting and promising Shounen adaptations, so hopefully Neverland, Kimetsu or Fire Force end up in their hands, at least one of them. The CEO of Bones said that they're dedicated to making MHA a long running project, so they're not stopping unless the production committees stop funding the show or if they catch up with the source material. MHA was also their first adaptation of a WSJ title, so maybe this has opened up a new gate for them in terms of opportunities for the studio.

To be honest, I want Bones to do Neverland, Kimetsu no Yaiba and Fire Force. But I guess miracles like those don't happen, right? xD

The thing is, Bones can't only do MHA, they like doing other exciting and promising Shounen adaptations, so hopefully Neverland, Kimetsu or Fire Force end up in their hands, at least one of them. The CEO of Bones said that they're dedicated to making MHA a long running project, so they're not stopping unless the production committees stop funding the show or if they catch up with the source material. MHA was also their first adaptation of a WSJ title, so maybe this has opened up a new gate for them in terms of opportunities for the studio.

Toei doesn't seem to make anything new anymore (besides that CG anime they did in the spring totally out of the blue), so as long as Pierrot or some other bad studio doesn't touch this I'd be excited about an anime.

Wit and Bones would be okay choices (Wit in general does great work but Kabeneri was a let down) and I'd also be okay to see Madhouse's name of this. Kinema Citrus, who did Made in Abyss, are pretty hit-or-miss as a studio, but I wouldn't freak out if they attached their name to this.

Well second series. They did FMA and FMAb.

GoldCrusader wrote:

Well second series. They did FMA and FMAb.

FMA/FMAb don't belong to Weekly Shonen Jump though, they belong to Monthly Shonen Gangan.

As for me, I'm not caught up on The Promised Neverland but regardless of what studio gets the hypothetical (and yet still quite inevitable) anime, I'll be happy to support it.

GoldCrusader wrote:

I would prefer that BONES focus on MHA if they adapt a WSJ title for now. Else if they were to do another one I would prefer Kimetsu over PNL. Action is their forte. Also I need them to do Fire Force!

To be honest, I want Bones to do Neverland, Kimetsu no Yaiba and Fire Force. But I guess miracles like those don't happen, right? xD

The thing is, Bones can't only do MHA, they like doing other exciting and promising Shounen adaptations, so hopefully Neverland, Kimetsu or Fire Force end up in their hands, at least one of them. The CEO of Bones said that they're dedicated to making MHA a long running project, so they're not stopping unless the production committees stop funding the show or if they catch up with the source material. MHA was also their first adaptation of a WSJ title, so maybe this has opened up a new gate for them in terms of opportunities for the studio.

When did the head of bones say that? Everytime I ask people for proof that the head of bones said that, they offer up no evidence.

Late response, but here it is, second reply from him.

animenewsnetwork.com/feature/2016-07-19/interview-studio-bones-president-masahiko-minami/.104467