11 Years Later, Black Clover's Biggest Missed Opportunity Is The Still The Series Creator's Favorite Character

It's been over a decade since Black Clover'sFebruary 2015 debut in Weekly Shonen Jump, and beyond a pretty thrilling 390+ chapter run with more anime on the way, its world has seemingly expanded beyond its planned story's scope. While the series sparingly peppers in a mixture of Norse folklore, European fairy tale aesthetic, and more than a small amount of Judeo-Christian imagery and concepts, this still hasn't guaranteed creator Yuki Tabata would explore every corner of his world. Even in the final arc of the series, this includes not incorporating a seemingly lost world represented by his favorite Black Clover character, Charmy Pappitson.