A Silent Voice 7: Winner of Best Animation Film of the Year at the 26th Japan Movie Critics | Bestselling Manga Series by Yoshitoki Oima

This is a must read before watching the movie. I read the manga a year before watching the movie and I have to say, you will definitely appreciate the series even more after you watch the movie. It makes you love the characters even more after you've read the manga.

Last and final manga. This small manga series is must for who already love koe no katachi. Reveal more details about story

Watching the movie koe no katachi got me still what may have happened after, since I was able to read the ending I ended up buying this Manga One of the best high school manga you can read. And if you haven't read this yet it's worth a try

Entregada más temprano de lo previsto. Es genial tener la colección completa, ya lo había leído en línea pero no se compara con tenerlo en físico.

Non ho parole, veramente fantastico, certo però mi dispiace che sia finita così nonostante ciò è stato un vero piacere ad averlo leyyo

Shoya returns to the land of the wakeful, and it's time for him to face everybody, beginning with an improbable escape so he can meet Shoko at their meeting spot, the bridge. Yeah, it's a bit of a stretch that he could do what he does in this story, but it works for the story. After that, and some recovery time from his injuries, he reunites with the friends he scattered a couple of volumes ago. Tomohiro's movie gets completed, gets recognized, then gets shot down in a very ugly and unfair way. It's a bit amusing that a story that began with serious controversy has also ended with some controversy, too, though of a less serious sort. My own observation has been that the open-ended nature of the ending has left people less then satisfied. And it I were honest, I can't much blame them. A Silent Voice hasn't been primarily a romantic story, it's dealt with many other big issues then just somehow getting the two main characters together. Still, it has been an element in the story, from Shoko's failed attempt to voice her feelings back in Volume 3 to even Shoya's struggles to get to her immediately after awaking from his coma. Heck, in this volume they have their first real argument. And by the end, it's pretty plain that everybody except Shoya knows how Shoya feels about Shoko. The ending isn't bad, I think. It's a hopeful ending, though I can understand how people would want something more concrete, something like a declaration from Shoya. So, read this volume. If you don't, we'll throw peanuts at you.

love this series so much

Such a good series! I have all the books, and would recommend them to anyone ^^