NorEmma

NorEmma is the het ship between Norman and Emma from The Promised Neverland fandom.

Canon
Having grown up together in the same house as the Gracefield kids, Norman and Emma have been best friends ever since they were little along with Ray. They share a close bond from their early childhood that persists throughout their time together and inspired each of them in one way or another throughout their time apart. Norman not only respects but also deeply loves Emma and has openly admitted so, wanting to protect her even if it means sacrificing his own safety in the process. Profoundly amazed by her kind, selfless, optimistic and honest nature, Norman greatly admires Emma and looks up to her with respect-showing an abundance of faith in her capabilities and taking her opinions to heart. He fully acknowledges but accepts her faults and greatly cares about her. Emma after his "shipment" is completely depressed but she is encouraged from his "final" words and want to keep their promise, stating that she'll make sure to live for him and see the world he couldn't see with his memory being a source of motivation for her. They re-unite after less than two years and share an emotional hug with Emma crying for the first time since his shipment, as she says having to lose him was one of her biggest regrets and torments. The two find themselves however on opposite opinions over how to reach the same goal of saving the cattle children. While Emma seeks a peaceful option that allows demons to live, Norman prefers to eradicate the entire species, because of his different experience with them and not having seen their most "human" side. Emma is shaken by the fact that for the first time ever, Norman is not going along with her plans, but soon finds again the motivation to seek a way to succeed in her own way when seeing how much pain Norman is going through. With both of them carrying their own plan for sake of the other's safety and happiness, eventually the trio re-unite again at the demon capital, Norman breaks down in front of his friends and confesses about his doubts and his sickness. Emma comforts him, telling him that he doesn't need to protect her and that she wants to walk alongside him. The two finally reconcile completely and begin to work together once again. After the group finds out about Peter attacking Norman's shelter and kidnapping the kids, Emma cheers up everyone, making Norman remember why he always felt like that kind of feelings for her. When Emma disappears from the rest of the kids due to the "reward" she promised to Him, Norman feels broken, betrayed and angry at himself, reminding how she told him to not sacrifice himself and that she would be by his side and recalling his feelings for her. But thanks to Oliver's speech he regains optimism and promises that he'll reach Emma just like she reached him when he was sick. During the years separated, Norman recovered from his Lambda sickness, studied and founded Grace Field Company, an association that covers mechanics, pharmaceutic and social welfware departments. With the money gained, he sustained the family and financed Emma's search. Then, in Spring around Norman's birthday, Emma was found. Initially she was too panicked to communicate properly with the kids and to open her heart enough for them to reach her, however Norman took her hands and spoke about how everyone has been doing in that period of time, how he was happy that she was fine and finally expressing his deepest desire: he wanted to be with her. Emma is moved and with her emotions and feelings that survived the memory loss, she finally connects with her family, and as Norman reassures her that it doesn't matter if she isn't the same anymore, they both promise to live on together.

Some time later, it's seen that Emma's new home with Grandpa Alex its expanded and her family lives there with her, rotating in groups. The kids from Grace Field organise a trip around the world to realize their biggest wishes from back the days they lived into the house, with Norman telling Emma his wish to live with her and Ray is already true and with Emma finally being with her family and riding a giraffe. Emma deeply cares about Norman and would do anything to keep him safe. He is her pillar and most trusted companion as she states in the novel. She is willing to be openly vulnerable and confide her fears and worries, finding emotional support and comfort in Norman and deeming him as kind and smart and always with a soft smile. It is also mentioned in the Light Novel “A Letter From Norman”, that she and Norman share a “deep feeling only understandable on a superior emotional level and was genuinely reciprocated.” Emma places a great amount of importance on Norman and outright refuses to accept any outcome that might endanger his life. She can't imagine a world without him and he is always one of her biggest sources of strength and motivation, both in life and death. His words and presence deeply inspire her and she continues to take them to heart throughout her journey. Even in the time she thought he was dead or they were on opposite sides, she always acted using him, his safety, happiness and memory as drive and purpose of succeeding. Just the same, Norman has Emma as biggest inspiration. His crush, starting at young age, quickly developed to a mix of admiration and romantical love. Norman views Emma as the kind of person he desperately would like to be. A strong example of kindness, honesty and love. His actions more often than not are always centered on Emma's happiness or safety, shifting between the two with his mindset along the manga. While both of them are very spontaneous with gestured, physical affection and words towards each other, and while Norman had no troubles to admit the nature of his feelings for Emma to Ray, he isn't quite open about them with her. On his 11th birthday, he promised himself to confess to her once grown-ups, and promising her one day he would tell her his biggest wish (being with her forever/marrying). However, he renounces to confess in his letter before his shipment to not hurt her more buries even more his feelings once he gets terminally ill. He finally expresses partially his feelings during the last chapter of the manga when he confesses that he wanted to be with her and is yet to formally speak to her about his feelings, as they rebuild a new life and relationship together after her memory-loss.

While they found themselves with opposite views and even on opposite conflicting sides, they always acted for the sake of the other and never lost respect and admiration. Their conflict helped them taking more into account both qualities and flaws of each other, accepting them and helping overcoming the obstacles and negative attitudes they may had.

Escape Arc/Gracefield Arc
Emma and Norman have been best friends since their early childhood. Often seen together along with Ray who shares the same status as the other two. As little kids, Norman and Emma were very close, often playing together and even frequently teaming up to drag Ray into their antics. Emma was also known to persistently visit Norman whenever he was sick to keep him company despite being warned and punished several times, until Ray came up with the idea of using cup phones, ensuring they could still talk even from a distance. Norman showed signs of having already a crush on her back then, blushing at her attempts to stay close to him.

Being the oldest kids in Gracefield at 11 years old, the trio assume the responsibility as older siblings. Norman and Emma were often the last two standing during the game of tag which almost always resulted in Norman's victory. The day of the shipment of their sister Conny leads to the duo finding her left-behind stuffed toy which they both riskily attempt to return with Norman assuring Emma they could face the consequences together later. After discovering the truth of their house, the two run and once they're distant enough Emma tries to get Norman to deny what they've seen, only to have him admitting that sadly the one they saw was indeed their dead sister. Norman comforts her desperate cries, holding her in his arms and keeps his own fear and despair in control as he reassures her with a smile that they would escape all together as she wishes. Realising that Norman smiled because she cried, she promises she wouldn't cry anymore for the situation and would be strong like him too.

The duo begin to secretly work together in order to come up with an escape plan that'll ensure the safety of all the Gracefield kids and, after the first investigations and confirming their mother is the enemy, they decide to enlist the help of their shared mutual best friend Ray (who had been listening all along their conversation about the matter). After a disagreement among the trio about bringing the younger kids with them in the escape, Ray questions Norman (after dragging him away from Emma) on why he decided to go along with her plan despite being the most rational one among them. Norman says that Emma is amazing because while he was afraid for himself she was for their family and responds that she he's doing all of that because he is in love with Emma and wants to do the things that will make her happy. Ray says that he is crazy and asks him what he'll do if Emma gets killed for it but Norman replies by vowing to protect her at all costs, even if it jeopardizes his own safety.

While trying to capture the house spy, Norman goes to Emma to enlist her opinion on what the fate of the spy should be if ever they were to be found out to which Emma insists that they should be brought along despite their wrong doings. Norman takes this opinion to heart, admiring Emma more and more, and decides to change his mind and instead speculate on the situation of the spy with a much more positive outlook. When the spy is revealed to be Ray who then insists that Norman deceive Emma in order for the plan to work, Norman is very hesitant to fool Emma and instead tries to think of a way to outsmart Ray, albeit stating it would be difficult to do so. For a long time he feels the pressure of being able to keep everyone safe and assuring Emma's goal is reached, without his friends paying for it, all along insisting that he wants to be like her. Norman and Emma continue to work together through a deal with sister Krone along with Ray, Don and Gilda until the day the fateful plan is to be carried. The plan is put in jeopardy when Mama Isabella arrives at the scene, revealing herself for who she really is and gives the duo an ultimatum. She wants them to give up and live the rest of their days in peace, accepting their fate. The two look to each other without speaking, mutual understanding passing between them before they both decide to take action, which unfortunately lead to Emma's leg being broken and a shipment announcement for Norman. Emma becomes severely distressed at the prospect of the news of the shipment, disregarding their earlier failure and her injury in order to focus on keeping Norman alive. She doesn't care anymore about the plan in that moment, she only wants to not lose Norman.

Norman meanwhile is wreaked by shame at causing Emma to worry so desperately about him and his own will to keep on living. Faced with the prospect of having to lose Emma or Ray or his entire family vs his desire to survive, he comes to the decision of making the most of the time he has left to overturn Mama's plans. Emma and Ray on the other hand insist on saving Norman instead, going against his wishes with Emma stating anything else is better than him dying and frantically begging him to live with them to which he finally gives in.

After Norman's escape fails due to the presence of a large cliff after the wall, Emma and Ray aguishly question him to which he reveals his intention hadn't even been to escape in the first place, but to investigate the walls and come up with a planned structure to aid in the escape of the rest of the house. He never planned to save himself and lied all along about being on board with attempting to save his own life after being told he would be shipped out. After an emotional hug with his two best friends and a thank you, Norman prepares for his impending fate. On his way to the door, Norman thinks back to his to friends and settles on Emma's plea to "wanting him to be a part of their everybody" to which he blushes lightly, touched by how deeply she apparently cared for him. During his shipment, Norman says his goodbyes to the other children in the house meanwhile Emma desperately insists on saving Norman to a dejected Ray and becomes even more anguished at the realization of how scared Norman must be despite not outwardly showing it.

The two come face to face with Emma still visibly distressed as she rationalizes his actions but still outright refuses to let him go and tackles him in a hug as a last resort diversion to help Norman escape, nearly putting their entire plan in danger in the process. Shocked, Norman prevents Emma from injuring her leg further just in time and scolds her for being reckless to which Emma vehemently states that she can't let him go. With a heavy-heart, Norman quietly questions Emma on why she won't respect his wish and focus on the bigger picture instead but Emma retorts saying the idea of letting him die is the one and only wish she outright refuses to ever respect, even more so because in reality it isn't even what he wants for himself to which Norman stares in wide-eyed retrospection as he recalls his own words. Norman laments on Emma's flaws and stubborn nature but can't help but be charmed by the positive traits that make him deeply admire her nonetheless. Heavily touched by how profoundly she cared about him and stating that that alone made him feel incredibly grateful for his life, she being the reason why he continued to smile despite feeling fear and pain and the reason why he could continue to smile in that moment. He reaches out to softly cups the side of her face as Emma stares back miserably just as they are interrupted by Mama Isabella.

Emma continues to persist but is icily shut down by Mama Isabella who insists she gives up, threatening to kill her. Norman says his last goodbye to a devastated Emma, encouraging her to take care of herself and succeed in her plan. He gives her a re-assuring hug with his final words being about never lose hope. Emma, on the verge of tears, silently apologizes to Norman for being unable to see him off with a smile as he finally leaves the house towards impending death and thanks him for everything he's done and for being himself. The day after Norman's shipment both Emma and Ray are seen to have falling into a state of depression as Emma is continuously reminded of Norman's absence throughout her day and keeps searching with her eyes and ears around for him. After Ray hopelessly opts out of the plan, Emma laments on her bed on what she should do next realizing that she was always able to work hard because Norman was by her side as she continuous to berate herself, insisting that without him she can't make it. She keeps wishing desperately for Norman's presence and lamenting on her broken leg and heavy heart. Isabella appears out of the blue and manipulatively coaxes Emma, stating that she lost everything including her moral support and it was best to give into despair. Isabella probably relates to Emma's situation as she lost too the one she loved soon before finding out about the farm as a kid, so she offers Emma to become a Mama like her. Emma, anguished by her words, thinks back to all her friends and Norman's final words to her, "Never give up", and refuses the offer. She is then left to grovel in her thoughts. Emma and Ray are revealed to have still been pursuing an escape plan as Ray states that Emma never really gave up, a statement she confirms as she thinks back to all the times she mustered strength to continue on for Norman's sake. Norman is revealed to have planned out and entrusted an escape plan to Emma and the rest of the kids, all of which is written down as a letter and delivered to Emma by Don and Gilda.He encourages his dearest Emma, truly believing she can carry out the plan and telling her to please take care of Ray and the rest of their family, sending her to tears for the last time in years. After convincing Ray to follow the plan and survive, Emma lights a match and utters "Let's begin, Norman" as she sets the house ablaze.

It is revealed yet again that Emma chimed in the idea of making the older kids aware of what was going on to Norman and the two had been working together with the others behind Ray's back after becoming aware of his self-destructive plan. Emma envisions Norman giving her a push of encouragement as she stares at the wall and smiles before springing back into action.Ray envisions Norman next to him and Norman tells him even though he was doubtful of the plan coming into fruition they had Emma on their side and he wholeheartedly believed she was capable of saving their family, assuring Ray that he doesn't need to give up.

Promised Forest/BO6-32 Shelter Arc
After the kids successfully escape into a forest, Emma cheerfully calls out Norman's name to herself as they run to safety. After meeting two friendly demons in the forest (Mujika and Sonju) Emma asks Sonju to teach her how to hunt to which he obliges. She's introduced to the vida plant and thinks back to all the family she lost, becoming more visibly distressed as she thinks back to Norman. Later, she bonds with Mujika, showing her pictures of the kids and stops on one of Norman, introducing him and stating that she'll never forget her promise to him and will fulfill it no matter what.

Emma watches as everyone settles into the new shelter and somberly remarks to Ray that she misses the kids they left behind and Norman.Some time later, while trying to convince Yuugo to be less hostile towards them, Emma tells him that she can relate to him because she and Ray lost someone important to them too, an irreplaceable best friend. She remarks that he entrusted everything to her that's why she'll continue to push forward no matter how hard it gets for his sake too and she'll continue to live for the both of them.

Goldypond Arc
Norman is revealed to be in a high facility farm and he somberly mentions missing Emma, Ray and his family as he goes through his daily procedures before vowing to stay alive and meet them once again.

After receiving a fatal injury from Lewis, Emma hallucinates Norman at her lowest point, whispering some otherwise unknown words to her as he entwines his fingers with hers and helps her coming back to consciousness.

The King of Paradise Arc
Emma enters the office of William Minerva and stands dumbfounded with a single tear in her eye as she comes face to face with Norman. She calls out his name, still in disbelief as to whether it really was him and he excitedly calls out her name which leads to Emma's face contorting and immediately breaking down in tears for the first time since his shipment. Emma drops the Minerva pen and both run towards each other. Emma continuous to cry hysterically as she begins to think to herself, how often she dreamt of a world were Norman could be alive and how many things she regretted and how she nearly fell into despair. She laments on how hard it was but proudly silently thinks to Norman and how for him she never gave up.

The two embrace fully as Norman expresses relief at seeing her alive. Emma continuous crying in disbelief and cupping his face with both hands as she insists in checking that it's truly him. He assure her that it is and that he missed her a lot. Norman briefly explains were he had been all that time before cupping the side of her face with his hand and instantly realizing her ear was cut off. Emma reassures him happily and introduces him to all the kids they gathered on their journey.

After a conversation where Norman reveals more details about what Lambda was and what his goal is, showing that he was inspired by Emma for it and kept her words close to heart, he guides the group of orphans to the hideout's dormitory and has dinner with them. Norman, Emma and Ray play together again to various games until they fall asleep on one another.

The following morning Emma wakes up in her bed and she is told that Norman was nowhere to be seen when her and Ray were carried back to bed by the Goldy Pond gang. For the whole day she keeps being tomented by her doubts about his plan until Ray convinces her to talk to their friend about it so they can try to find a solution that doesn't imply eradicating all the demons. Norman had a whole different experience with them, while Emma and the rest of her family was able to see also their nice and "human" side, plus it was possible he wouldn't know about exceptions like Mujika and Sonju, who don't need human meat to keep their form. Talking to him and be open about their feelings was the best option. Since Norman is out for a meeting with Geelan, Emma and Ray meet first the Lambda gang. Cislo, Barbara and Vincent introduce themselves and start a conversation with the two young teens, being curious since they are the boss's childhood friends. Their talk shifts to how Norman was for Emma and Ray and how he is now for his subordinates, showing how they consider him cold, like an emperor, and Emma instead views him as a kind, smart person with such a soft smile. As they share tales of the past and reveals funny secrets about Norman's childhood, Emma wonders if he changed that much after all. Eventually, Barbara let slip more of her hatred towards demons and Emma gets scared enough that it's noticed she isn't of the same idea, causing a rift between the two groups, even if they still consider each others "friends". After Norman returns, Emma and Ray right away confront him and just like he explains that his plan is to cause a civil war between demons, they tell him about Mujika and Sonju. Norman is shocked because he thought Mujika was dead, knowing about her from some old demons notes. He comments that they need to kill both demons because even if he could spare them for saving Emma and the family, they wouldn't agree surely to the eradication and would intervene, putting at risk the plan. Emma, panicking, then says that maybe they don't need then to proceed with such a plan and that in truth, she doesn't want to follow that path. Norman tries to act in understanding way, but also tries to make Emma see why her proposals can't work. She doesn't have a plan, so she grabs onto every idea that comes to her mind, being shot down easily by Norman that counter everything. Even giving out Mujika's blood and taking down only the royals and aristocrats wouldn't mean the kids would be safe because someone doesn't stop eating their favourite food just because they don't have to. The same way, they can't just go to the human world risking to not be accepted. Norman is sure that they have no future if they don't kill all the demons.

Emma expresses further more her ideology and how she wouldn't be able to smile anymore if the world she lived in was built on the blood of innocents and friends like Mujika and Sonju. At that point, Norman listens more to her new plan, a combination of both his and Emma's views, even being hesitant on putting trust in the Seven Walls, a concept that seem just a fairy tale. Emma reveals she already knows how to get there and says that she will go first and forge the promise, so that then he can see her plan is really possible and with no real risks of losing more human lives in a possible war. However, as Ray reveals that no one came back from there and it's possible she doesn't either, Norman panics and tries to convince her out of a crazy adventure, fearing to lose her. She manages to calm him down, saying that her burdens would still be much lighter than his, who is trying to act like a God for everyone and has the entire human kind of that world on his shoulders. She hugs him and tells that he doesn't need to be a God because she wants him to open up and not have him walking away on his own again, with the possibility of losing him. Norman is close to return the hug and open up, but pull back, leaving Emma concerned and with a fake smile assuring that he wouldn't go anywhere again. He then says that while he understands what she is feeling, he can't help what he does feel either and that he can't stop or delay the plan nor wait for her. The only think he can do is proceed and think about her plan once she is back, if she returns before he killed the royals and aristocrats. She agrees and thank him, saying it's enough for her. Norman then makes sure Ray is going to look after her and asks them to come back safely. Norman and Emma hold hands once more (after the various times during the argument) and big goodbye to each other. Once outside his room, Emma says that she finally found clarity and won't waver anymore, because her goal is to not let Norman be alone ever again. As Norman too is left alone in his room thinking back of his talk with back and feeling doubt rise inside him. To interrupt his thoughts, Zazie arrives and brings him to a secret room with a giant demon used for experiments and anger relief by the Lambda gang. Norman reveals to them about Mujika and Sonju, casing Barbara to fall into a spiral about their past and how their view of demons can't be the wrong one compared to Emma's, sending then her through a spasms attack. Vincent assists her and reveals that the experiments done on them are showing more after effects and that perhaps they don't have much left. Cislo adds that while Emma and the other kids are super nice, they can be naive and begs Norman to say that he is still on Lambda's side and not wavering. At that sight, Norman finds again his determination and confirms that he is not, thinking back at how far he had to go and how he started everything and now had to carry everyone's safety on his back. He concludes thinking about Emma and that if it means keeping everyone safe, he will gladly become either a God or a devil.

Emma meanwhile explains her plan to the family, which reacts in various ways, from understanding like Don and the younger kids, to not understanding like Gillian and Gilda, whom don't want to risk losing more kids and Emma. The leader of the group, seeing their pain, tries to make them understand that the reason she is doing all of this it's still selfish but it's not about the burden of living a world where she let demons be eradicated, it's about Norman killing his own heart and suffering. She can see his sufference and doesn't want to end up like for the escape, where they failed to save him. That finally convinces Gilda and the others to support Emma, whom asks them to take care of Norman in her absence.

The Seven Walls Arc
As Emma and Ray departs and start traveling into the Seven Walls, Norman calls for Don and Gilda, asking them to find Mujika and Sonju and bring them to the base, where they would be put into safety from the royals. He admits that while he doesn't know if he agrees with Emma's plan, he wants to take care of uncertainty points. Don and Gilda accept, but know that there a chance that Norman could be using them as a bait to find the two demons and instead kill them. They settle on going and faking to agree with Norman's request and instead find a way to protect Sonju and Mujika, being accompanied by Hayato and Ayshe. Emma and Ray finally reach the last part of the Seven Walls, with the former meeting Him and forging the promise and the latter being sent back right away to the shelter. Norman departed for the capital, after Vincent explained to Cislo the plan of poisoning all the civils and making them go rampage. Cislo starts wondering if the boss is really on board with the plan in his heart, but tries to hide his suspicions.

Gilda and Don, meanwhile, find out that Ayshe hates Norman and that she pretended to talk only demon language so that she wouldn't have to communicate with him and his peers, since they unknowingly killed her demon father, thinking she was in being kept as prisoner. Gilda and Don think that since Norman sent Ayshe along, he probably then really wavered, but as soon as they find Mujika and Sonju they discover that Norman sent another army after them to jump in and kill the two demons in the right moment. While Sonju handles the army easily, they start having seizures from their Lambda sickness and Mujika starts trying to help them, and the whole ordeal results in the army, Hayato and Jin being captured and Gilda explaining to Mujika everything. Finally the girl realises that Norman never planned to stop and probably he won't listen to Emma once she comes back. She begs Mujika to help them stop her brother from hurting others and himself, to which Mujika agrees. At the same time they agree to go to the capital, Emma came back too after making the new promise and learns about Norman's current plan, departing right away with Ray to reach him. Knowing that they won't arrive in time for the Tifari and before the war starts if they travel by walk, the Goldy Pond kids arrive with horses and offer to bring them quickly to the capital. Emma asks why they're helping since she knows that Gillian wasn't really on board with the plan, but she admits that while she hates demons, will kill them if she needs to and wants to protect her family, she also wants to help Emma helping Norman. Norman meanwhile, after an encouragement discourse to his fellow companions, takes a moment of privacy, thinking back with sorrow at Emma and Ray, seeming to waver once again. His doubts quickly are stopped again, but this time by a seizure of his own, making him cough blood and apologize to his friends in his heart.

The Capital Arc
The attack to the capital begins, Geelan defeats most of the royals and aristocrats, while Emma and Ray reunites with Gilda, Don, Hayato, Mujika, Sonju and Ayshe. Oliver and the Goldy Pond group decides to travel back to the base to prevent leaving it undefended, the others instead, aside Emma and Ray who will go to Norman's, will stay in town and manage with the poisoned demons. Gilda stops Emma before she leaves for the castle, informing her about the Lambda sickness and probably rising the suspicion that Norman could be affected too and that's why he probably doesn't intend to listen. Emma thinks back about Norman being alone and sick in bed as a kid and says she is coming for him. Geelan is defeated by the queen, the sole survivor with her court maids and Iverk. Before they can start eating any corpse to gain energy, the Lambda's squad attacks and in the moment of most difficulty is aided by the poison that starts making effect and finally every demon in the castle is taken down. Everyone outside is dealing with demons rampaging and the queen is supposedly finished off after revealing that she had Norman sent to Lambda so she could eat him instead of offering him to Tifari, expressing madly how much she wanted to eat him and making Norman speak to her in demon language.

Before killing Iverk, Norman imagines himself alone in darkness and a kid Emma grabbing onto his cape to cry over it, while also a kid Norman looks at him on the verge of tears. Emma finally arrives and finds a mass of corpses and Norman greets her sadly saying she unfortunately she was too late. Emma is horrified, but that doesn't make her waver as she informs Norman that she made the promise and they can now fullfill her plan and he doesn't need to fight anymore. He is too set on his plan by now and resigned to it being the only way, saying that it's impossible now to go back, but she insists that she promised she wouldn't let him kill himself anymore nor be alone. He says that he told her already he wouldn't go anywhere but she right away accuse him of lying, that she can see through him and that she knows he doesn't want to go for the killing path, but his kindness and smart nature make him go onto drastic roads that makes him isolate himself. She also says that what she is seeing is a small child shaking in fear, which makes him think that indeed he was scared for so long but he had to push on and on for everyone's sake. Realising that he is getting more vulnerable, he tells her to not come any closer, but she refuse, saying this time she'll never let him go and walks to him. She takes his hand and says that while he is the kindest and strongest person she knows, he is also arrogant and cowards. Then, she begs him to bear his pain and burdens with them because he is not alone and tells him that he doesn't need to protect her because she wants to walk alongside him. He backs away in shame, saying he doesn't deserve to walk alongside them because he went on a dark path, but Emma and Ray console him saying that they know all about the poison, his attempt to kill Mujika and Sonju and about the basement with the giant demon. Yet, she insists that they can fix things and that it can be weak if it's the real him. They should cry, laugh and struggle together... live together. Finally Norman accepts Emma's offered hand and jumps into hugging them, saying how much he wants to live, but soon falling to the ground and saying he can't because he doesn't have much time left. He begs his best friends to help him as he cries for the first time ever in the manga, revealing that he is sick as well and that he advanced to the fourth stage, shocking the Lambda gang. Emma and Ray ask for confirmation about that being his last secret and asking what he really wants. He confesses he doesn't regret killing the royals and aristocrats but that he wants to stop any more killing. He wants to save all the kids and himself too but doesn't want to lean on killing for it. Emma reassures that then they will do all of it somehow and they will together, hugging him once again. Vincent doesn't take well Norman backing down from his plan, but the rest of the gang, Cislo in particular, understands that they used Norman as pawn as well for their revenge and that they really care about him so he is more important than killing the demons. If he wants to back down they'll follow. Emma then reveals they suspected already about Norman being sick, after Gilda told them about what happened in the forest, but also they told him that Adam never had seizures even coming from Lambda, so they got Anna and Zack looking into it to find a possible cure and save everyone affected. Then she proposes to split, having Norman and the army go back to the base because they saw soldiers searching it, while her, Ray and the others would handle the situation in the town. Norman doesn't want to leave them but agrees, starting also to figure out how the soldiers found the path towards the shelter. Their talk is soon interrupted by the corpse of the queen rising up behind Norman and aiming to bite him. Norman, even being the prime target, pushes Emma away to safety, but is then saved by Cislo, whom jumps in the way to protect him and gets his leg bitten off. Reglavalima starts rampaging and going crazy, with her body being unstable due to the regeneration (allowed by her secret second core) and the poison. The Lambda gang is intimated by Norman to go back to the shelter while he stays with Zazie and tries to take her down. They manage to go, but even Norman is lost on how to fight the queen as she takes again control of her main body and starts showing on her back a giant mass of heads of people she ate up until then, including the other royals and Emma's late siblings. Zazie is knocked out and Emma and Ray are unable to shoot at the queen's faceless form because of fear and not knowing where the core is. Right when she is about to take them, Sonju arrives and saves them. Mujika admits that while they may had a chance to negotiate with Iverk and Lord Pupo, they would never with Reglavalima. Sonju has a show off with the queen, but when he reaches a difficult point Mujika comes in and asks the queen why she can't satisfy her greed and hunger, to which the queen says that it's what makes her powerful. But then, Reglavalima starts to lose control of the faces that emerged from her own body, symbol that she overate and never digested them and that the poison just brought it up. So, slowly, she ends up being consumed by the lives she ate. With the fight over, Mujika tells them to go over the shelter and let the demons deal with their own problems. Emma thank her and Sonju, saying that she thought about death (making Norman uncomfortable and and then unsettled once more with being in front of the two demons for his actions) and how she would be okay to be eaten by Mujika and Sonju if she really had to die. The Grace Field trio reunites with Gilda and the others, with Norman being welcomed back by her and Don and then him saying something mysterious in demon language to Ayshe. They depart to reach back the shelter, meeting up with Lambda's gang that waited for them instead of going ahead. But with a skip to the Goldy Pond kids arriving there ahead, we see the base completely empty and with signs of being attacked. It's revealed that Peter Ratri attacked and took all the kids and brought them to Grace Field, awaiting with a trap. Everyone is worried and thinking the worst of the situation, but Emma encourages them to think positively instead and work together to find a solution, taking Norman's hands and pointing out that now they have him and they are stronger working as a team.

Norman laughs aloud saying that when it's her saying that, it seems really possible and everyone joins with the optimism. Norman then looks at her and start reminishing his feeling for her while blushing and remembering how it was to follow her and work all together. He then joins actively and happily the planning, with Ray slapping his head a bit and then Norman and Emma's positive determination shining out of them as they cheer together.

Grace Field Raid Arc
The whole gang that escaped the capture inflitrates Grace Field, destroying the main bridge as exit and starting to take over the structure. For a moment, they are on advantage, but they soon meet with Isabella, who is alive and now the Grandma, being on Peter's side and preparing to ship out the kids they captured. Also, Peter gains back control by capturing Vincent, Nigel and the hacking squad, shoots Vincent injured and laments how they're rebelling against their "dad" and that he will become the leader of a new world where he has control of the system and the entire demon kind. Hayato luckily escaped in time to warn Oliver, who arrives and stop Peter. The villain still thinks he's going to win as he introduces Isabella and the sisters that surrounded them in the meanwhile, thinking they're his allies. However, soon Isabella shows her true intentions and reveals she is on the kids' side.

Peter manages to escape, but is soon caught up by Emma, who he intends to kill. She starts talking and explains that while she will never forgive the Ratris, she doesn't want to live the rest of her life while hating, and that she can see they were kind of victims of the system too, so she offers him to give up and come to the human world with them. He understand her point of view, even if he still consider it foolish and naive. He gives them a wordscode to give his uncle when they'll reach human world, warning that humans are as bad as demons because they hate and make war even without the need to eat each others and that human world won't be so different than demons' one. He then says that he'll look at their new world from hell and cuts his throat. Emma and the rest are unable to save him, but say to watch them as they create a happy world for their family. Then, they convince Isabella to go with them to the human world, saying that sins can be atoned just living on and working together to fix the mistakes of the past. Isabella says that they'll pretend to be working still for the system, while Emma and the others go free the other farms and save all the children that will need to cross over to the other world. However, they soon find out that Leuvis convinced the kingdom to make Mujika the new queen and the farms system has been abolished, making all of them free. Emma reunites with Phil and the other kids, but one demon refusing the system to be abolished, attacks and injures Isabella while she protects Emma from a blow. With a painful and heartfelt goodbye, Isabella dies.

Emma reunites with Mujika and since there's no need to save the farms anymore, they reach the golden water under Grace Field, prepared to implement the promise. Emma reveals that there is no reward to give for the promise, to which initially her family doesn't believe her. Norman says that if it concerns her sacrificing they will just stay in the demons world, making her struggle to convince she is saying the truth and that they have no choice cause as Norman brought up time ago, the demons could still seek to hunt humans for the pure pleasure of their taste. But she says that whether Him has ulterior motives and whether the rewards consists in the difficulties they'll face in the human world, they'll surpass obstacles together. After convincing everyone, she implement the promise and everyone is transported to the human world.

Human World Arc
Everyone starts to wake up in front of what should be the New York of the future. Their cheers are soon interrupted as Phil realises that Emma, whom he was holding hands with when they crossed, is not there. Norman right away collapse with daunting fear as Ray starts regretting trusting Emma on the reward thing. Norman too starts spiraling, wondering how he could be so careless, thinking back at his romantical feelings for her and the moment he confessed to Ray that he loves her and would do anything to protect her. He also gets angry as Emma made efforts to convince him to not sacrifice himself but then did it herself and even left him alone to deal with what she promised to do together. Mike Ratri, uncle of Peter, then reaches out to them and brings them to a secluded space, explaining that from 2020 to 2030 there was a war in human world and that brought people to cease most hostilities and work as one singular nation. Pollution lowered, war ceased and most of the worst problems were solved. Norman expressed how they're lucky, with a still traumatized expression, to which everyone realises he is still under shock and denial.

Oliver butts in as some kids start encouraging that Emma is one to beat the odds, and asks Norman if it's really important that she is not there or where she is. He replies no as he realises that it doesn't matter as long as he wants to see her, reminding the times she fought to stay with him when he was sick. So they all decide that as she would do, they'll look for her like hide and seek and find her, even if it means they'll have to go back somehow to the demon world, sure that she is still alive. Norman promises that he won't let her be alone and Ray too assures they'll find her. Meanwhile, Emma woke up in a snowy place with no memories of who she is. Her bag has all her possessions for fighting and the picture she took with Norman, but his face is burnt in it and her tatoo on the neck is gone. Not gone are the scars she got but it's not enough to get her recognised probably (as all the kids around the world have some codes to prove they're from demon realm) and it's winter, so the old man she lives with can't bring her to the city yet.

Emma stays with Alex, the old man, in the meantime, but is haunted by dreams about her family, which she either not recognise or forget when waking up, leaving her sad and longing, with her necklace (the one Mujika gave her) making her feel weird. Eventually, she settles with the idea that she won't remember and as time passes she stops dreaming about her family and starts living a new life with her new grandfather. Two years after however, on spring, she goes on a trip with Alex to the village, where she eventually meets her family, due to losing her necklace and Ray being guided towards it by Isabella and Conny's spiritual images. Her family is overjoyed, but Emma gets scared by them, flinching away. They realise the reward was her being separated from them and forgetting everything and to this they start falling into despair. It feels like Emma is really gone.

Norman reaches closer while crying, but instead of acting like everyone else, he expresses gratitude and relief over her being okay. He is happy because she is healthy, taken care of and not alone, she is sleeping and eating well and that's the most important thing. He takes her hands, which she lets him do, and starts explaining how they did those past two years. How everyone from Lambda recovered from the sickness, how the kids started going to school and dedicated to their passions, Chris woke up, Ayshe didn't kill him yet and that the Ratris are their guardians for the moment, even if Norman still can't forgive them. He struggle as he says that she was right and her choice was the best, as everyone is happily working for a bright future, but he laments how she had to give everything of herself for it and he wanted to be with her (something he couldn't admit before). Emma is calmer and thinks that she doesn't know how to act because she doesn't know the guy or everyone else, but then she is hit with a wave of emotions, starting crying and clutching her chest, with the necklace above her hand. She doesn't recall their identities, but she feels strongly about them and feels like she always wanted to meet them, We see a symbolic image of Norman and Ray finding Emma on the beach after their new hide and seek game, starting crying and calling "Found you" (the extra before the chapter had them as kids starting a hide and seek game). Norman recalls how there was a future they wanted, a fate that couldn't be changed and that they fought and never gave up. The rest of the family assures they wanted to see Emma too for so long and she admires how bright they are and how warm they're making her feel. Then Norman then keeps talking, wiping his eyes and taking her hands once more, saying that it's okay that she forgot and it's fine if she is not the same Emma she was before, because they defeated fate multiple time and so they'll do it again forever more. Screw destiny, they will live together. Emma agrees, while still holding hands with Norman and Ray placing his on top of their. Then, we get a time skip with Mujika handling her royal duties and wondering how Emma is doing. We see then Emma running towards her family (apparently, specifically towards Norman), standing in front of the new bigger house in the mountains, symbolising that now they're all living together again.

Post-canon
After reuniting and deciding to live on together, Emma's family moves in with her and Grandfather Alex in the mountains, after expanding the house. However, they rotate in groups while staying over, so that everyone can hang out with Emma equally and not overwhelm her with the big quantity of kids around. Nonetheless, Norman and the Grace Field kids seem to be around her pretty often, almost permanently as implied in the fourth novel. After spending more time together, Norman and the other kids organise a trip around the world so that they can fulfill all their biggest dreams they had in Grace Field.

At their first stop, Emma wonders how they are able to afford such a thing, plus the incredible plane they showed up with when picking her up. There Ray reveals that it's because of Norman, being the CEO of the new company he founded when arrived to the Human World to cover the life expenses of his family and the search of his friend (Refusing to accept any money from the Ratris). She is impressed, but also frantic as she screams at him to rest when realising that he went searching for her while studying, working as CEO and improving his health. As they travel around, Norman and Emma are seen having fun and laughing together more than once, with Ray looking at them happily. Sometime during their trip the two are seen on a train, spending time while playing cards, between them it's visible a single card: an ace of hearts (Ace of hearts are symbols of the birth of a new, everlasting love.)

Right after, they stop to see Sagrada Familia, to fullfill Ray's wish. Seeing such a rare expression on his face, Emma is surprised and Norman explains their friend is just really happy. She then remembers Norman didn't write anything on the list for himself and asks him what's his wish. At that question Norman blushes for a moment (more visibly in the draft) and answers that his wish already came true: being with her and Ray. (Putting again aside for future his second wish expressed in the novel). The group proceeds then to their last stop: Savannah. Emma is mesmerized by the giraffes and understands it was probably her own wish. As Norman and Ray confirm, Emma starts feeling sadness over being "alone", as she is the only one not getting totally how much her family really looked forward to the trip and why for Norman it was such a dear moment. She can perhaps recall feelings from their tales and understand, be she will never have a full grasp on it if she doesn't have images to attach them to. Trying to shake those feelings, she exclaim that she wants to ride a giraffe and Norman, followed by everyone else, start laughing. They tell her "Emma is Emma after all", expressing the same exact wish Emma had in the same exact way Emma would, without them informing her about actually wanting to "ride a giraffe" and not just see one. At that, Emma is left emotional and when Norman offers to call and make a reservation in a park where she would be allowed to ride them, Emma eagerly accepts. Finally she happily sends a mental message to her past self, reassuring that she is living with the perfect family the life she wanted, while riding a giraffe and waving at the rest of her friends. Norman is holding a phone in his hand and from the drafts showed but was then uncompleted or left behind, he was taking a picture of Emma.

The chapter was released with a bonus artwork showing the group posing for a photo that Alex is putting on a wall, alongside other new ones. In it, we can see Emma waving happily, while her head is bumping into Norman's, who's equally happy.

Kaiu Shirai
Kaiu Shirai, the writer and author of the story, proved more than once to be a supporter of the ship, confirming multiple times about Norman's feelings and is known to bring the bond between the two up during interviews or comments even when it's not been asked. He also declarated that he wishes for Emma to reciprocate.

More specifically, some of his stances:


 * He commented the first novel "Norman's letter" and said that he cried at the final 4 paragraphs of the last chapter, where Norman says he always loved Emma and decides to not write it in the letter he left her.
 * He mentioned more than once that Norman's feelings are romantic.
 * During one of the first interviews where he stated it, Shirai said that Norman's feelings for Emma are a mix of admiration and romantical love, so it's a complicate feeling and it goes deeper than a boy simply loving a girl.
 * Then it was repeated in the fanbook where he stated that while fans can take their own interpretation, he knows the true nature of the feeling and once again reminded that even for them, it would the best to pick up both his admiration and romantical love feelings for Emma.
 * The answer was then given in an interview with Kobayashi. Kaiu Shirai, in said interview (35:59), mentioned that while Norman and Emma are not a hero and heroine, he wishes for Norman's love to be reciprocated by Emma, implying they're most likely going to get together in future post-canon, as it's the author's own desire. When he defined Norman's love he used the word "Koi" ( 恋 ), which is exclusively used for romantic love.
 * Shirai stated in an interview that he couldn't write Emma and Norman's relationship too romantic ("like that") and implied he had to tone it down due to the editor being against focusing on romance.
 * He commented on WSJ issue 45 about the anime ending songs "Zettai Zetsumei" and "Lamp" being about his (Norman's) story and picking up his feelings. Both seeming to parallel Norman and Emma's relationship and thoughts.
 * Kaiu Shirai described NorEmma as Emma being the knight and Norman being her white horse that brings her to victory. However, he also said that if he were to represent Norman as the prince, Emma would be the princess.
 * During another interview in occasion of the release of a new colored illustration, Shirai answered, to someone questioning if the theory of Norman looking always at Emma in colored drawings was true, that while Norman loves Emma a lot, that one (unclear if he meant the whole theory or the specific illustration) might be a coincidence.
 * He used NorEmma's japanese ship name in one of the manga drafts shown at the Exposition in Japan. It could be just to abbreviate, but it's still an interesting hint.

Editor Sugita and Demizu Posuka
While the original author it's a supporter of the ship, both his editor Sugita and his artist Demizu Posuka showed to have conflicting feelings about its romantical nature, sometimes seeming to be okay with it, but other times being against it.


 * While Norman's feeling for Emma have been an idea Shirai seemed to be enthusiastic about, he wasn't the one coming up with it. As stated in Mystic Code fanbook, he was struggling with finding a reason why Norman would go to such lengths for Emma and Sugita just said offhandly to make him in love with her. And the idea fit so much for the author that he sticked with it, but it was born in the first place by his editor.
 * Shirai mentioned, jokingly, how the editor would barge in the room screaming "NO romance" if he added too romantic tones to Norman and Emma.
 * Sugita's apparent dislike towards the ship was also implied in an interview made to the anime cast, whom declared that when asked to Sugita how to portray those feelings showed in the manga he aswered that they weren't romantic. Althought, continuing the writing and scripting the anime cast re-approached him saying that by episode 10 it was impossible to believe there wasn't romance and insisted on it being present. At that, the editor said it was fine to include it.
 * Posuka Demizu gave the in-put for some moments between the two like the string phone, which was her idea and it's possible, as seen from the drafts, that some symbolic details or blushes were added, just like some were lessened.
 * Both Sugita and Posuka mentioned that they don't think those feelings are necessary between Norman and Emma. Sugita mentioned it in the fanbook, where Shirai then contraddicted him and said that it's good to pick up both admiration and romance. While Demizu mentioned it two times; in an interview on a booklet and in the Kobayashi interview, the same where the author stated his wish for them their feelings to be fullfilled. However, even with Sugita being the editor and Demizu being the artist, the author and writer of the story and they stated their personal taste, it's Kaiu Shirai and his view on the manga the most important one.

Trivia

 * A survey was done on which ship was the best, and NorEmma is on 24th place.
 * Speculations about Emma's feelings were often made by fans of the ship, in the italian version of the 2nd story of the 1st novel " The Day Emma Cried ", it's said that Emma views Norman as more than just a brother or friend. Due to it not being present in the original Japanese text, it's not a solid proof. However, even if Kaiu Shirai never outright mentioned the nature of Emma's feelings, he implied in an interview by Kobayashi that Emma will probably reciprocate Norman in future.
 * It seems that Emma's voice actor in the anime, Sumire Morohoshi, ships NorEmma too, as she is often fangirling about Norman and his relationship with Emma during radios events. This could be, thought, just her own appreciation towards Norman's character and using Emma as a channel to it.
 * It's speculated that the company VIZ's main translator or social media manager, company that officially translates The Promised Neverland in English and sponsors the anime, doesn't like the idea of romantic feelings between Norman and Emma, as they made some posts leading to not liking Norman as a character and liking Ray and Emma more together and translated Norman's confession in chapter 4 into "I care about her" when the literal translation could only say "I like/love her". However, in a following phrase the term "like" is used and so in chapter 179 in Norman's flashback, so it's a mere speculation still and there are no proofs of them not liking NorEmma specifically.
 * Norman has been crushing on Emma since they were 4 years old, as showed in the flashback of how the string phone came to be.
 * Norman and Emma's IDs made a cameo in Me and Roboco ch. 23, on Roboco's underwear back and front.
 * Norman and Emma's photo appeared in a panel of Kaiu Shirai's one-shot "Spirit photographer: Saburo Kono".
 * Norman and Emma made a cameo in the background of a chapter from Kaguya-Sama's manga two times, seen holding hands and standing as couple between many others.
 * Shirai sees Posuka to be a combination of Emma and Norman (70%Norman+ 30% Emma).
 * For a Shonen Jump voting poll for the new profile pic of the official Twitter account one of the options was a cropped pic of Norman and Emma only, as TPN themed option.
 * Norman and Emma are represented in cute, possibly romantic, moments in merch and promotional art.
 * Charms with Norman and Emma talking through string phone.
 * An official poster for the Identity V game event features a kid drawing of Norman and Emma holding hands.
 * The Norman Nendoroid has a face option with him blushing and a sting phone that can be added in pair with Emma. Also as bonus for the pre-orders of Norman's nendo, and who owns Emma's already too, a piece of two hands joined was added in the package. The skin of the hands are the exact same of Norman and Emma's nendoroids and were made specifically to be attached the two characters' arm and link them.
 * In the cover illustration for Mahou, we can see Norman, Ray and Emma laying down. While all three seem to be wanting to hold hands, Norman is laying his head on Emma's stomach.
 * One of the animators of season 2 drew Norman and Emma holding hands while being back to back.
 * Kazé, the publisher of The Promised Neverland in France, for Saint Valentine made a tweet with Norman's confession about his feelings for Emma.
 * While Norman's actor for the Japanese live-action movie, Rihito Itakagi, doesn't think of NorEmma as romantic, the movie has some hints not present in the manga, like Ray grinning at Norman's embarrassment when admitting he did everything for Emma or the cups having Norman and Emma's initials on them. Also, it's been found weird that only Norman and Emma's actors are late teens and even in the story depicted as the oldest of the kids group, while Ray was left younger even in the script.
 * In the manga Ray seems shocked about Norman's feelings, or at least not that aware. Thought, it might be just the surprise on how much Norman was willing to go for his crush, since in the fourth tale of the first novel it's implied that Ray knows already and even makes fun of Norman for it.
 * In the sketches for the concept of volume 14 cover, there are featured two options with Norman and Emma together. One had Norman covering Emma's sleeping form with his cape, while the second had Emma and Norman back to back, with his cape becoming an umbrella she's using to cover herself from the rain. Emma is smiling while she watches her younger self's reflection in a puddle, who is sadly looking towards Norman's younger reflection, who is still facing away. Sadly, both were scrapped and never finished.
 * In the cover of the artbook "Artbook World", between the various portrays, there is one of Norman and Emma riding a giraffe together.
 * As stated in the volume 9 commentary by Shirai, if the cover and sub-cover of the volume are put together, you can see Norman trying to replace Emma's gun with a baloon, their hands touching.
 * Volume 14 cover, with Norman sending an owl, can be paired up with an illustration where Emma receives them on her arms. Also cover B of volume 14 shows Emma walking alone towards a mysterious road and for the portrayal it seems to be another parallel picture. Owls in japanese are symbol of guidance, protection and romantical love.
 * Norman is seen blushing at Emma in multiple scenes between the manga and the extras. In some scenes, Emma seem to blush too, but it's less understandable as the situations are not outright romantic themed and Posuka use similar ink traces to express overjoy and emotional expressions. In these cases it's usually more understandable which was the intention when looking at Shirai's drafts of the scenes.
 * In Chapter 181, the last one aside the extras, Norman and Emma are holding hands in one of the last spreads, with Ray placing his one and keeping them joined. In the volume version, while Norman and Emma have the biggest blushes, also the other characters have some emotional blush. However, in the magazine version and Shirai's original draft only Norman and Emma are blushing.
 * In the manga parody "Oyakusoku no Neverland", Norman's love is taken exaggerately (due to the parody taking elements and changing them or making them extreme) and becomes almost pervert-like. It's a recurrent gag that he only thinks about Emma and she is creeped out. In one scene of the chapter dedicated to the live-action adaptation, he imagines the two of them kissing.
 * In chapter 121 the final panel shows Emma and Ray sleeping on Norman's shoulders. As explained by Shirai in a promotional comic, Norman's name was decided by Isabella because she was looking at Norman Rockwell's paintings and the panel in chapter 121 is inspired by one of them. Specifically, it's a self-portray of Rockwell, sleeping with his wife and son laying on him. For the disposition, Norman is playing the painter, Emma is playing the role of the wife and Ray of their son.
 * Apparently, even in the original draft of the manga, where Ray died and Emma escaped alone without any sibling, she was bound to meet Norman and her heart guided her at East, where she would find the shelter and she would be the only one to recognise him, despite how much he changed over the years.
 * Two times Emma and Norman had Heart Symbol cards between them specifically
 * Chapter 121: When the trio is sleeping on one another, referencing the Rockwell's painting where Norman and Emma play the husband and wife. Between the two, on the ground, the most visible card is a 2 of hearts, which in cartomancy and tarot language means finding your lover, enstablishing and confirming it's been found or implying it's very close by.
 * Extra chapter "Dreams come true": Norman and Emma are playing cards on the train and between them on the ground there is an Ace of hearts. Its meaning is breakthrough in feelings, declaration of love and wedding, but it mostly represents the "birth of a new everlasting love". For married couples it means prosperity at home. The card wasn't in the originally draft and more kids were playing with Norman and Emma, in the definitive version it was changed, so it can imply that it's a symbol put on purpose.
 * Everytime Norman and Emma argued, they were holding hands.

Fanon
NorEmma started gaining popularity in chapter 4 of the manga were Norman confessed to loving Emma and picked up in pace during the goodbye chapters of Emma and Norman. The anime release coincided with Norman's return in the manga which thus lead to a blowup in popularity and fan-content. The cup-phone from one of the side story is frequently used in most fanart as well as various depictions of scenes from the side novel. Other popular prompts are scars, owls or other general angsty themes.

From various unofficial fan polls, it seems that NorEmma is more shipped in eastern countries, where it's the most popular ship, while western fandom prefers RayEmma.

The NorEmma ship is also the most popular on Archive Of Our Own, with 1015 fanfictions written in total and 771 without one-sided attraction, triangles and poly-relationships.

Fandom
FAN FICTION
 * Norman/Emma tag on FanFiction.net
 * Norman/Emma tag on FanFiction.net

TUMBLR

NorEmma tag on Tumblr

FAN ART

Norman/Emma tag on Pixiv

UNOFFICIAL EVENTS

Noremma Corner (Organisator of events such Noremma week/month, Big Bang, Valentine, Summer and Winter events etc...):


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Variations

 * Full Score Trio refers to the ship between the two and Ray