I know the general advice is that if you liked the anime, read the manga. For various reasons (inclusing but not limited to: time, attention span, and a long preexisting reading backlog of both manga and other novels) i feel like i'm probably just not going to get around to it ever. The same thing happened to me with Soul Eater and i imagine thats a lighter read then PN.

If given the option of stopping on season 1 and never finishing the story, or finishing the story in the very slap-dash/half-assed way season 2 does, powerpointa and all, which is the better option.

Like does season 2 retroactively make season 1 worse due to its execution?

So what do you think? They have a good reason to make a better adaptation because of 2nd season got ruined. And have big audiance as well. But Iam ok if they changed the story little bit because fighting parts in manga could be unrealistic.

everyone is really dissapointed anyways, quality just goes downhill from goldy pond.

still liked the ending though, just couldve been better, specifically stopped liking it after they leave to the normal world.

Just wanna know if theres any better endings (that DONT end in them all dying)

I’m not sure if anyone’s ever pointed this out but the song “Emma’s Determination” contains a part of “Isabella’s lullaby” which I think is really cool. I think Takahiro Obata did an amazing job with the soundtrack, specifically season 1 because, because of the music I think the adaptation wasn’t just adapting a manga into a tv show but made it really fit the medium of television, if that makes any sense. This might be a bit of high praise but I feel like I haven’t watched another (non-music centered) anime with a soundtrack as impactful as tpn’s

Late story spoilers

Late story spoilers

I've just gotten to the final part of the manga, and gotten to the point when they are attacking the queen etc, I assume the human world is the same as ours just ABIT more advanced (as it's 20 years in the future) we would easily be able to beat the demons in a war are you kidding me.if a bunch of kids with old guns and bows can do all of this the combined might of every modern day military would demolish the demons( I know the kids don't know this ) but let the promise break and let us nuke the demon real to oblivion

Imagine finally escaping the house you grew up in, getting out into the real world with an extremely high IQ, and somebody asks you your story—

“Hey, you said you had a pretty traumatic past, what was it?”

“Yeah, so I grew up on a farm and—“

“Oh wow, that’s so cool!”

“No, I grew up on a farm where we were the food. Food for demons. And I watched almost all of my siblings die, so in the span of like 4 months me and my 14 other siblings escaped the farm and managed to find the human world. Also my IQ is like 200.”

“Oh.”

Been reading the manga this month, love the small side stories

So I remember reading the manga as it was coming out and really loving it and the story. The first season of the anime was amazing but the second sucked and skipped mine and many others favourite parts of the story.

Goldy pond! And the epic battles that occurred there.

I remember waiting for the chapters to come out and thinking about what was going to happen. My head cannon was that it was going to end up referencing the previously mentioned religious idea that farmed humans are forbidden to hunt but their descendants are fair game. It was bought up by Sonju that one of his main motivations for helping the orphans was to ensure he would have the ability to hunt their descendants.

I think it would have been more powerful in a narrative sense if Emma was safe in Goldy Pond but her children and descendants would be in danger. She wouldn't be fighting for herself but for those who come after her. For her future family. Which would have gone well with the way the mothers later turn against the demons and do try and protect the children. And how Isabella once noticing the children have outwitted her to such an extent does allow them to escape even though she could have done more to prevent it or have the children rounded up.

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To those who have watched and read the series I know nothing about it other then that ive heard its an amazing manga and the first season is also amazing and that season two was disappointing to a lot of fans. now knowing that im wondering what would be the best way to experience it. im pretty open to suggestions reading it, watching it, possibly watching the first season and then reading from there on reading it then watching it point is im open to eny and all suggestions

I never read the manga, but I did see a user comment somewhere online that Emma was considering to kill Norman in order to stop his plan. Is this even true? Was that a possible option she was thinking of

a tad bit of spoilers by dropping names, but I found this hilarious especially in contrast to the whole vibe of the manga

I've heard some general opinions that it's just a terrible series in the second half but I'm not sure if that's talking about the anime specifically. If possible I'd like a spoiler free opinion on the series and if it's a manga I'll regret spending the time and money on.

It seems really good at first glance!

What do you think?