Shenman's "The Promised Neverland" confirmed to be produced as an American TV series by Fox21 and directed by Rodney

"The Promised Neverland", which shocked the Japanese comics circle with its amazing creativity and was hailed as a masterpiece, has been confirmed to be made into an American TV series. The official announced the news today on June 11. It is reported that the series will be produced by Fox21 and directed by Rodney Rothman, the director of "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse". Stay tuned.

"The Promised Neverland" tells a terrifying story. A group of carefree children living in an orphanage discovered a shocking fact one day. The happy scene around them was actually a sinister hell. The rumor that they could be adopted when they turned 12 was that they were actually sold as pigs. The so-called fence they were told not to climb over was because there was an executioner's kitchen outside. When the children learned the cruel truth and their friends were sold as meat by monsters one by one, a fierce escape was about to begin!

Comic adaptations are not uncommon, but the problem is that fans are already familiar with the plots, so what kind of features will Hollywood produce? The director of this series has been confirmed to be Rodney Rothman, the writer and director of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, and the producer is Masi Oka of the American TV series Heroes; the screenwriter is Megan Malloy, and more detailed information will be released in due course, so stay tuned.

In addition, the official film adaptation rights of "The Promised Neverland" remain in the country, and it is scheduled to be released on December 18th, starring Minami Hamabe.