Reviews for A Silent Voice Manga

This review contains spoilers. I think this is a comic that is difficult to describe in one word. Nishinomiya, who seems like a good character at first glance, actually goes out with Ishida without knowing what he was thinking in the depths of her heart, and in terms of scenes, I think there was a good side where Ishida learned sign language to apologize to Nishinomiya, but when she resumed in Shimada, she was seen smiling with a big smile in a state where she temporarily forgot the past, and when it was Ueno, she turned around even though she decided never to turn around was depicted in a mixture of mean scenes in one work It's interesting to be there. Even so, the story progresses, and I probably won't be able to break up with the past in the future, but I love the characters who try to confront it anyway.

This review contains spoilers. I started watching the movie because I was interested, but it's great ❗️ At first, there's a section where I was watching the movie while thinking “Yugen is cute,” but in comics, I can understand the meaning of the picture, the origin of the strings, and other past scenes that weren't talked about in the movie, and the meaning behind the scenes or true meaning of events that seem to have suddenly been depicted in the movie ❗️ If you're even a little curious after watching the movie, I definitely recommend watching it!

This review contains spoilers. I'm buying an artist! I read it a long time ago and it hasn't been reviewed. I felt that the scenes and content of bullying because they were immature and supposed to be pure children were painful and cruel. Being hurt and hurt because you can't accept differences between people... you can make up your mind from the standpoint of any character. The past cannot be erased, but I have been given the strength to live by everyone who looks forward and walks forward! Ishida-kun and Nishinomiya-san's bond of heart, which is different from the others, and their relationship with everyone that can even be called friendship was so precious and wonderful! A memorable work that makes you think.

This review contains spoilers. It was good that the main character, full of feelings and actions that somehow had no choice but to do this, but it didn't work, did have a clumsy but wanted to apologize

This review contains spoilers. The bullying scene in volume 1 is really painful for people who have been bullied. Also, I may actually be hurting someone without noticing it somewhere. It would be nice if people who bullied them, including self-admonition, grew up this way and felt guilty and understood others... but the reality is... It was a comic that made me think, including those wishes. The visual beauty and music of the film were also very good.

This review contains spoilers. In fact, if you've ever been in a similar state (bullying), it may resonate with your heart so much that it's painful, and you may not be able to read it. But even if it goes beyond that, I definitely want you to read it. Masaya didn't think about his opponent's heart. Glass was worried about herself. The feelings of each parent. The feelings and struggles of my classmates who didn't do anything. Each one is very real, and it reminds me, in some way, of how I felt back then. People who pick it up and read it for you are fine. I want people who don't know and go through it the more they read it.

This review contains spoilers. It's a comic that makes me think a lot. I'm glad I didn't end my life with a fight and break up. I feel like there are actually a lot of things I can't apologize for when I want to apologize, so I'm glad.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story where various people interact, and not only the main character, but all of the characters change and grow in some way. It's very painful that when you think the main character has begun to recover, it becomes a serious development again. But over and over during the story (or rather almost all the time?) There are scenes where the main character is in conflict, and I feel like I was taught that it is a repetition of such things, overcoming them one by one.