Manga creators Kaiu Shirai and Posuka Demizu revealed in the comments section of this year's 41st issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine on Monday that their The Promised Neverland manga has entered its final arc.
Shirai had stated in an interview posted on the Franceinfo French news website on August 21 that Shirai would like the story to "not extend too much" in accordance with the story's editor, adding that the length of the manga should be "ideally 20 to 30 volumes long."
The supervising editor for the manga said in an interview with Mainichi Shimbun's Mantan Web news website in February that the manga had reached its "turnaround point." The term "turnaround point" (折り返し地点) refers to a halfway point (as in a race, where the runner turns around on a track), although the editor did not clarify whether the manga is half done in terms of length or if it has simply reached the second of two major parts to the story.