The reason I think taking the more important themes to heart and not comparing anime love to our world is because the intention was that they are going to live happy lives together in the future (the end where both of them holding hands going through the door aka future blushing). But take their experiences and the things they learned to heart. I think we have to look at it as if it's their own world and they love each other. Pondering over it I feel would not be the way to go. Comparing love nowadays to love/romance in anime is pretty unrealistic I think. I think that saying it’ll be a happily ever after is pretty realistic. And if you don't agree look at my examples again. Now I'm not a genius but that to me means that would inevitably be together. And if they promised to help each other live as well. Another time was in the manga when Shoya and Shouko finished college to be hairdressers (2 years) and Ueno told Shouko to stop flirting when they were greeting each on in sign are all that time.Īnd one last thing, If they promised to do their best together when Shoya told Shouko that he was becoming a hairdresser and being very awkward about that blushing very panel. Tomohiro quoted "I'm disappointed in you." clearly knowing something.
Now I believe he didn't really say want he wanted to. For example, Tomohiro hinted to Shoya (MANGA) that if there's something that he wants to say to Shouko before she leaves and he is shown blushing and then ask what the gift she gave him was. The Manga, In my opinion, had those things but it had more moments where it is hinted that they have feelings for each other.
A silent voice manga 2 movie#
And the Movie did that so beautifully that I cried. People say that it didn't have a concrete ending but I disagree.Īnd let me explain why I disagree with the Movie was lesser on the romantic aspect and more on the coming of age, redemption, forgiveness, and learning to love yourself, themes that should be handled carefully. My response is Meh, it doesn't make sense to me that it has more meaning than friendship, understanding, etc. I see so many threads arguing that it's for friendship etc.
Shoya at the end of the manga showed how he felt by grabbing her hand instead of saying it like Shouko tried to.Ĥ) (both) They promised to help each other life I mean COME ON (DING DING DING). And this applies perfectly to the theme of A Silent Voice. And Shoya is interested and wanting to know (hint: probably wants her to work with her or wants her to work at his mothers hairdressing business).ģ) (Manga) Typically in anime holding hands is a gesture of trust and love without saying anything in particular. ( THAT'S A HINT FYI) This implies that they have both graduated and looking for jobs. Shouko Came back home from Tokyo for the Coming of age ceremony and Shoya asks Shouko’s mother where she will be working. Then Shouko after two years graduated and Same with Shoya. Shouko went to Tokyo to study and Shoya stayed more local and studied. I will be using both the movie and manga to support my thoughts.ġ) (Movie) The small light at the beginning of the movie has a shadow of 1 person and 2 at the end of the movie.Ģ) (Manga) To become a hairdresser you need 12-24 months of college to get that sort of job. I want to explain why I think that Ishida(Shoya) and Nishimiya(Shouko) are a couple at the end. I know that there are hundreds of threads talking about this but this is for me. Even if someone else is being one.įirstly, let me say that after reading and watching the movie I cannot express the love I have for these. Of course, you can edit it, so that it becomes something like this:ĭon't be a bully. Mark spoilers in comments with the following: (/s "insert text here") Make sure to rehost your images! Redditbooru and Imgur are recommended. This isn't a NSFW sub, don't treat it as such.
A silent voice manga 2 free#
We have our own Discord Server! Click here to join! RULESĭon't post direct links to illegal streaming sites or free manga websites.ĭon't post irrelevant content, spam, or low-effort memes.ĭon't post Ecchi, Fanservice is OK, use the NSFW tag if needed, and use your judgement. Originally released as a one-shot in 2013, 7 volumes have been released, and has an anime film adaptation by Kyoto Animation released in 2016.
A silent voice manga 2 series#
Koe no Katachi/A Silent Voice (聲の形) is a Japanese manga series that written and illustrated by Yoshitoki Ōima.
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