The Promised Neverland 10th Anniversary Offline: Fan Meetup for a Decade of the Series

   Fans of one of the past decade's most talked-about dark-fantasy manga are gathering offline in Hanoi for the first time — a full day of meeting fellow readers, with no tickets and no entry fee. Check in at the door and you walk away with exclusive themed gifts made just for the event.

   The meetup marks ten years of The Promised Neverland (約束のネバーランド), the manga written by Kaiu Shirai and illustrated by Posuka Demizu that ran in Weekly Shōnen Jump from 2016 to 2020. Its story of the orphans Emma, Norman and Ray uncovering the dark secret behind their home became a bestseller and a two-season anime.

   On the day you can expect:
Interactive programs and open conversation among fans of the series
Swapping impressions, fan art and collectibles from across the world of the manga
Exclusive themed gifts handed to attendees on site

   This one is for anime and manga fans around Hanoi — above all the readers who followed Emma and her friends to the last chapter, and anyone who loves a good dark-fantasy thriller. You get a day among your own crowd, new friends from the fandom and a keepsake to take home.

   Entry stays free in every sense — simply check in when you arrive. The organisers will open the sign-up form closer to the date in a separate post on their page, so it is worth keeping an eye out early.

   Ten years is a long run for a story that still brings its readers together. If The Promised Neverland once kept you up until the final chapter, this is your chance to relive it in person. Will you be there?