Did Bell turn off Yuno's Neverland in Black Clover? Explored

Modified Jan 14, 2025 06:30 GMT

Did Bell turn off Yuno — Bell and Yuno as seen in Black Clover (Image via Studio Pierrot, Shueisha)

As seen in the latest Black Clover chapter, Asta and Yuno finally confronted Lucius Zogratis. While their battle did seem tough, the Magic Knight duo seemingly took down the Paladin. Having witnessed this event, Wind Spirit Bell declared that Yuno succeeded in besting his opponent and blew air into her horn. So, did Bell turn off Yuno Grinberryall's Neverland in Black Clover chapter 378?

While the manga hasn't outright stated it, evidence suggests Wind Spirit Bell may have turned off Yuno's Neverland Magic Spell in Black Clover chapter 378. Given the number of Magic Knights relying on the spell, such a development could have a huge adverse effect.

Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers from the Black Clover manga.

Bell may have turned off Neverland in Black Clover chapter 378 amidst Yuno's "victory"

Bell as seen in the manga (Image via Shueisha)

As seen in the manga's latest chapters, after Yuno Grinberryall knocked down Lucius Zogratis with his Saint Spirit of Boreas, Bell celebrated Yuno's "victory" and blew into her star-decorated horn.

As fans may remember, Bell had activated the Star and Wind Spirit-based Union Magic spell by blowing into the horn. So, chances are that after Bell believed that Yuno had won the fight for the Magic Knights, she turned off the magic, thinking it was no longer needed.

Asta and Yuno as seen in the manga (Image via Shueisha)

Another hint at this development can be noticed in the backgrounds shown in the latest manga chapters. If fans keep a close eye, they can note that the manga has shown a dark background riddled with white horizontal lines to depict Yuno's Neverland spell. However, this is not the case for the manga's final panel.

Right after Bell is shown blowing into the horn, the manga shows two manga panels at the end of Black Clover chapter 378. Neither of the two panels indicated that the Neverland spell was still active. So, the Wind Spirit may have turned it off amidst Yuno's "victory."

What does Bell turning off Yuno's Neverland mean for the battle?

Yuno and Bell using the Never-Neverland spell in the manga (Image via Shueisha)

As explained by Bell, the Neverland spell allows Yuno to control the flow of magic and time within the spell's dome. With that, Yuno passively boosts the power of his allies and weakens the power of his enemies. Additionally, he was neutralizing all offensive Time Magic spells by making time stand still.

This magic spell was why the Magic Knights were able to stand off against Lucius's clones and legless angels. With the spell deactivated, the Magic Knights could face trouble fighting their opponents. In fact, unless Yuno and Bell reactivate the spell as soon as possible, it could lead to the deaths of at least a handful of Magic Knights.

This is because it took the Magic Knights some time to realize that Yuno's Magic spell had taken effect, allowing them to fight against their enemies. Similarly, the Magic Knights could keep fighting their enemies, unaware that their powers were no longer boosted and that the enemies' powers were no longer weakened.

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Edited by Shreya Das