A Silent Voice Complete Series Box Set
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- Author：Yoshitoki Ōima
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Summary
The acclaimed， bestselling manga about a girl who can't hear and the boy who bullied her， from start to finish， in a premium， collectible box set。 Includes all seven volumes， plus an exclusive， double-sided 10-by-15-inch poster and a replica of Shoko's communication notebook。
This emotional drama is one of the most critically-acclaimed manga of the decade， earning an Eisner nomination and accolades from teachers and the American Library Association。
Years ago， Shoya Ishida led his peers in tormenting a hearing-impaired classmate， Shoko Nishimiya。 When she transfers schools， Shoya finds he has gone from bully to bullied， and is left completely alone。 Now Shoya struggles to redeem himself in Shoko's eyes and to face the classmates who turned on him。
An animated film adaptation from Kyoto Animation has swept the globe， arriving in US theaters in October 2017。
This emotional drama is one of the most critically-acclaimed manga of the decade， earning an Eisner nomination and accolades from teachers and the American Library Association。
Years ago， Shoya Ishida led his peers in tormenting a hearing-impaired classmate， Shoko Nishimiya。 When she transfers schools， Shoya finds he has gone from bully to bullied， and is left completely alone。 Now Shoya struggles to redeem himself in Shoko's eyes and to face the classmates who turned on him。
An animated film adaptation from Kyoto Animation has swept the globe， arriving in US theaters in October 2017。
Reviews
Morgan Woodward
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This series is intense， and I love the timeline and the characters， although it felt like it was written for middleschoolers I enjoyed it and wanted to read it before I watched the movie。
Gage McPhail
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I loved this even more than the anime movie adaptation。 Absolutely amazing， such great art and such a great story。 I will forever cherish this box set， and I will definitely reread this in the future。
Amyainsy
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I really enjoyed this series！！ it was one of the first anime’s I watched so I decided to get the manga and I was not disappointed。 definitely one of my favorites🥰🥰🥰
Susanne
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I really didn't like this as much as I thought I would。 The main character becomes kind of sympathetic towards the end， but I actually didn't like any character in here。 Maybe the MC's mom， but that's about it。 All the adults are garbage apart from her， and the kids are pretty garbage too。 The fun moments weren't fun to me， and the emotional moments were mostly frustrating。Kids are dumb。 I really didn't like this as much as I thought I would。 The main character becomes kind of sympathetic towards the end， but I actually didn't like any character in here。 Maybe the MC's mom， but that's about it。 All the adults are garbage apart from her， and the kids are pretty garbage too。 The fun moments weren't fun to me， and the emotional moments were mostly frustrating。Kids are dumb。 。。。more
Courtney
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I felt all the feels with this manga。 I will at some point watch the movie and compare them。
Cagne
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Beautiful story about dealing with your past behavior both within yourself and in a dialogue with someone else， and every character goes through something。
Shawna
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3。75 stars。 This is a redemption arc with crush elements， as well as an assembling of a friend group。 I had to slowly shed the idea that it was a romance plot as I read。
Nelva Moran
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This is one of my favorite movies of all time， and I'm so glad I read the manga now。 This story covers so many themes and topics beautifully， and I think everyone can relate to it in some way。 Even though I missed some of the sentimentality of the movie， I felt that the manga really gives more depth to each of the characters， and in the end I felt that I understood all of the characters， even if I didn't agree with their behavior （except maybe Miki）。 If you haven't read it， I would definitely re This is one of my favorite movies of all time， and I'm so glad I read the manga now。 This story covers so many themes and topics beautifully， and I think everyone can relate to it in some way。 Even though I missed some of the sentimentality of the movie， I felt that the manga really gives more depth to each of the characters， and in the end I felt that I understood all of the characters， even if I didn't agree with their behavior （except maybe Miki）。 If you haven't read it， I would definitely recommend， though I would check for trigger warnings because some of the material can be very difficult to read about。 。。。more
Nonnin
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Milk Waraporn
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Ashley
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This is a great series， The start was a great （I was blown away） and I like dynamics and relationships going on between the main two characters especially。 How interesting it can be where the deaf girl was once welcomed and everyone wanted to help her then she just kinda interrupted their schedule and became an inconvenience which lead to the others tolerance of her being bullied or bullying her themselves。 Interesting also to see that her main bully （and our man character） did bully her but als This is a great series， The start was a great （I was blown away） and I like dynamics and relationships going on between the main two characters especially。 How interesting it can be where the deaf girl was once welcomed and everyone wanted to help her then she just kinda interrupted their schedule and became an inconvenience which lead to the others tolerance of her being bullied or bullying her themselves。 Interesting also to see that her main bully （and our man character） did bully her but also became a scapegoat for students to blame and became bullied and isolated himself。 This isn't even the full story AND the story continues when they meet again when they are older。 The main theme is bullying and they have some complicated relationships。 Nothing is in black or white like you see all to often。 There are many shades of grey that cover many situations and relationships。 There is so much that you could have a discussion with friends， parent， teacher， *cough librarianthatreallylovedthesebooks* But I seriously recommend it to anyone going through school or those who really enjoy slice of life or coming of age type stories。 ~Ashley 。。。more
Karolinda
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A silent voice is one of my favorite movies， it's kinda painful to watch and I loved reading the manga very much。 I liked all the details that were different from how they made the film。 I loved how the story left me wishing for the characters to be ok and to be happy。 A silent voice is one of my favorite movies， it's kinda painful to watch and I loved reading the manga very much。 I liked all the details that were different from how they made the film。 I loved how the story left me wishing for the characters to be ok and to be happy。 。。。more
Auryn
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This is a heartwarming story that brings up an interesting question: Should we give a chance to a bully that has grown out of being so and is ready to make amends？
Alex
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Koe no Katachi is simply the best manga I have ever read。At first， I really didn't think I would like it。 I bought the boxed set but kind of dismissed it earlier on because I'm not a very emotional guy。Boy was I surprised。Story & Character - The entire manga revolves around its characters so we can talk about Story and Characters at the same time。 Every single little detail in this manga are impeccable。 The plot itself is extremely believable and might happen to anyone， you never know。The charac Koe no Katachi is simply the best manga I have ever read。At first， I really didn't think I would like it。 I bought the boxed set but kind of dismissed it earlier on because I'm not a very emotional guy。Boy was I surprised。Story & Character - The entire manga revolves around its characters so we can talk about Story and Characters at the same time。 Every single little detail in this manga are impeccable。 The plot itself is extremely believable and might happen to anyone， you never know。The characters are endearing and likeable （well some of them， anyway）。 They might not all be relatable but they feel oh so real。 They pretty much each cover a stance on bullying from different point of view， which I find original and interesting。 It's not trying to be deep or anything and it's pretty obvious but it doesn't make it worse。You can more or less understand every decision they make from an objective point of view and that's what makes this manga feel special in my eyes。 The only exception to that I would make to this is Shoko but whatever。Some of them are assholes and some of them are nice， just like real life。Art - The art is genuinely 10/10 for what it is （a story/character driven-shonen） and the page turn （for those that read physically） is very well executed and sometimes struck me pretty hard （specially at a certain moment near the end， those of you who have read it know what I'm talking about）。Enjoyment - Sitting at 7 volumes and 64 chapters， I had a great time for what I consider a very short manga。 Even if you don't think you'll enjoy it， like I did at first， I suggest you just give it a try。 You never know， might just end up with a new favorite manga！This is my first review so I'm very open to criticism， have a good day！from https://myanimelist。net/reviews。php？i。。。 。。。more
Kawiria Creed
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I've already read this entire series and watched the movie multiple times but I just FINALLY ordered this box set and realized I never reviewed it。 Here's my review， 5/5， 10/10， my second-favourite manga series of all time and extremely important to me。 It's a coming-of-age story about bullying， depression， etc。 and it does everything right。 Please read it if you haven't already。 I've already read this entire series and watched the movie multiple times but I just FINALLY ordered this box set and realized I never reviewed it。 Here's my review， 5/5， 10/10， my second-favourite manga series of all time and extremely important to me。 It's a coming-of-age story about bullying， depression， etc。 and it does everything right。 Please read it if you haven't already。 。。。more
Joshua Chacko
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Amazing 😍
Nerdholics
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Questo è stato uno dei primi manga che ho letto （mi sono avvicinata al genere solo recentemente）， e。。。mi ha colpita。 Molto。 Sia la trama che i disegni， oltre che i personaggi。 Per una recensione completa， vi invito ad andare al seguente link https://lacavernadeinerd。wordpress。co。。。 Questo è stato uno dei primi manga che ho letto （mi sono avvicinata al genere solo recentemente）， e。。。mi ha colpita。 Molto。 Sia la trama che i disegni， oltre che i personaggi。 Per una recensione completa， vi invito ad andare al seguente link https://lacavernadeinerd。wordpress。co。。。 。。。more
Joe
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Almost made me cry absolutely couldn't put it down and wish it hadn't ended but do really appreciate the way it did。 Almost made me cry absolutely couldn't put it down and wish it hadn't ended but do really appreciate the way it did。 。。。more
Celia
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A cute and sad story about growth and learning to accept other people。
M。M。 Strawberry Library & Reviews
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As someone who has a disability， and who has been bullied （a big part of that had to do with my disability） I was hoping that I would enjoy this series， but I just found it frustrating how the deaf girl just passively took the abuse and bullying without fighting back。Thankfully， her bully does face repercussions for his actions and after years of separation （the girl left school） bully and victim are reunited。This story had some good parts and some maudlin parts， but there are better books/stori As someone who has a disability， and who has been bullied （a big part of that had to do with my disability） I was hoping that I would enjoy this series， but I just found it frustrating how the deaf girl just passively took the abuse and bullying without fighting back。Thankfully， her bully does face repercussions for his actions and after years of separation （the girl left school） bully and victim are reunited。This story had some good parts and some maudlin parts， but there are better books/stories about bullying out there - although not that many， because too many books and stories are saccharine-sweet on the subject of forgiveness。 。。。more
Robin
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The movie is better — and that is something I don't say often， or ever。 It's more due to an stylistic choice， but despite its length and still compressed size， the movie manages to capture the essence of the manga masterfully， while excluding any extra fat， which is unnecessary and irrelevant， and highlights and adds weight to the core message and story， making it， in my personal opinion， much more compelling and engaging。 I still cry when I see the movie， I didn't cry when I read the mangas， wh The movie is better — and that is something I don't say often， or ever。 It's more due to an stylistic choice， but despite its length and still compressed size， the movie manages to capture the essence of the manga masterfully， while excluding any extra fat， which is unnecessary and irrelevant， and highlights and adds weight to the core message and story， making it， in my personal opinion， much more compelling and engaging。 I still cry when I see the movie， I didn't cry when I read the mangas， which is a shame， because I easily could have， as I have a brother who has a different condition that makes it difficult for him to communicate and connect with others。 His plight has colored my life to the extend where stories such as these could easily touch the open wound in my heart， and I also relate to the protagonist， since， in the past， I acted like him， not understanding how my brother was different， how he couldn't handle my bullying， and I have a lot of guilt about that。 The fact the manga didn't make me emotional says there's something about it that's not done as well as the movie， and it's a shame to say it， because it's pretty。 The story is good， the bones are there， but perhaps its pacing compromise it a bit。 It's a lot slower and sometimes bearing on mundane， making it difficult to devour as I often do graphic novels and the like。 。。。more
Adam
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Different than what I was expecting， plot-wise。 Characters are all trying to overcome their pasts， how the world and they themselves define them， and find their own way。 Only qualm with it was the ending - I couldn't tell if the main characters were happy with where they end up or not。 The big dramatic turn about 80% of the way with Shoko feels like it isn't really resolved except for one line from her sister， who admittedly can't read her motives and feelings well。 Maybe that's fine: since we'r Different than what I was expecting， plot-wise。 Characters are all trying to overcome their pasts， how the world and they themselves define them， and find their own way。 Only qualm with it was the ending - I couldn't tell if the main characters were happy with where they end up or not。 The big dramatic turn about 80% of the way with Shoko feels like it isn't really resolved except for one line from her sister， who admittedly can't read her motives and feelings well。 Maybe that's fine: since we're not totally defined by our past actions， any sense of finality in the story would be false and the characters should continue to evolve beyond the ending。 。。。more
Angela
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A Silent Voice is the moving tale of Shoko Nishimiya， a shy deaf girl， & Shoya Ishida， an introverted boy with high anxiety who bullies her throughout elementary school and， years later， sets out to make amends。 Together， they form & bond that transcends voice & teach each other what it truly means to live。
Zion Depradine
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Koe No Katachi， or A Silent Voice tells the story of Shouya Ishida。 A boy wants to repay for what he's done after bullying Shouko， a deaf girl。 The general theme of the story is forgiveness and learning to accept your mistakes you've committed in the past， which is something everyone has done once in their lives。 Not only is it well executed in the narrative， but also the characters。 After Shouya bullies Shouko， she's forced to move elsewhere and is then bullied himself。 Losing friends in his el Koe No Katachi， or A Silent Voice tells the story of Shouya Ishida。 A boy wants to repay for what he's done after bullying Shouko， a deaf girl。 The general theme of the story is forgiveness and learning to accept your mistakes you've committed in the past， which is something everyone has done once in their lives。 Not only is it well executed in the narrative， but also the characters。 After Shouya bullies Shouko， she's forced to move elsewhere and is then bullied himself。 Losing friends in his elementary school and making him inept in Middle school。 After reconnecting with her you learn a lot， like how he wanted to commit suicide after bullying her， or how shouko wanted to die herself when she fought Shouya herself。 He not only has to repent for Shouko， but also her mother and sister。 Learning that his actions affected those around him。 It only goes to show the characters are really well developed and how you can change and learn to forgive yourself。 A really compelling story everyone should witness via the animated movie， or the original source material: The manga 。。。more
Justin Griffin
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Pretty solid depiction of Deafness and bullying in modern school systems。 There's a handful of Deus Ex Machina moments where characters in large populated areas randomly run into the exact person they've just been talking about or looking for。 This convenience tends to dampen the suspenseful pacing they've built up about finding said character， but mercifully it only happens once or twice。 Apart from this， it's an engaging series that's a necessary read for mange and non-manga fans alike。 Pretty solid depiction of Deafness and bullying in modern school systems。 There's a handful of Deus Ex Machina moments where characters in large populated areas randomly run into the exact person they've just been talking about or looking for。 This convenience tends to dampen the suspenseful pacing they've built up about finding said character， but mercifully it only happens once or twice。 Apart from this， it's an engaging series that's a necessary read for mange and non-manga fans alike。 。。。more
Shyuan
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#AsianReadathonRead a graphic novel featuring an Asian character or written/drawn by an Asian authorCW: Bullying， Depression， Social anxiety， Suicide Attempt， Suicidal Ideation， Personality Disorder （side character）， and Loneliness。 "I want you to help me live。" I。 Love。 This。 Manga。 So。 Much！ So， I watched the movie and was thinking to read the manga too。 I simply planned to read the first volume but I ended up reading everything。 Well， I thought the movie was amazing。 But the manga was eve #AsianReadathonRead a graphic novel featuring an Asian character or written/drawn by an Asian authorCW: Bullying， Depression， Social anxiety， Suicide Attempt， Suicidal Ideation， Personality Disorder （side character）， and Loneliness。 "I want you to help me live。" I。 Love。 This。 Manga。 So。 Much！ So， I watched the movie and was thinking to read the manga too。 I simply planned to read the first volume but I ended up reading everything。 Well， I thought the movie was amazing。 But the manga was even better。 You get to see more character development in there and more in depth on the character's feelings。 The movie focused more on Shouya and not so much on Shoko。 Where else in the manga it shows how much Shoko loathes her disability and how she felt responsible for how people viewed and treated Shouya。 Her father was not brought up in the movie too since I do think that incident plays a big part in her character。 Shouya was the big bully here。 When Shoko transferred to his school he viewed her as an alien and when she unintentionally disrupt the class he pulls pranks and torments her。 His friends and teacher did nothing which reinforces his behavior。 When Shoko's mother filed in a complain and the school finally took action， Shouya was the only one felt responsible for it since he realized the cost of the hearing aids and related to that due to his mother's financial issues。 Because of the cost of hearing aids， everyone started to point fingers at him making him take all the blame alone。 He became the next acceptable target since he deserves it。 Which makes Shouya stop interacting with others and spends the next six years so lonely and alienated that he sees the students around him with X's on their faces。 Of course， he wasn't innocent but I think the manga did a great job in making him understand and reason with his behavior， making his following treatment unfair。 Although Shouya was the bully， he attempts to make amends with Shoko。 However， in the process， he knows that no matter how hard he tries he will never be able to give Shoko the happy childhood he took away from her。 He believes that he deserves to be punished for what he has done and doesn't deserve to be happy。 And it takes a lot of time for him to finally forgive himself and to earn the forgiveness he sincerely desires。Shoko， on the other hand， was such a precious child。 I will do anything to protect her。 It breaks my heart to see her always smiling when things were messed up。 The reason behind that is because she doesn't want her family to be hurt by her harassment。 I personally think the symbolize of the notebook that Shoko used to carry around to communicate with people was really well done。 It was her voice to the world。 The moment where Shouya took it and threw it in the pond that pushed her to finally takes off her mask and breakdown。 That's the only time when she truly shows her true feelings。 It was so sad to read that Shoko concludes that she is worthless and only cause pain and suffering to people around her。 To allow Shouya to enjoy his life and to not create anymore burden she decided that the best way is to end it。 I really like the whole concept of the manga。 It talks about Karma， bullying， and forgiveness。 The author stresses that there's are more to people than their past mistakes and that it is possible to move forward。 Also， a sense of belonging is more important than most people realize and this manga portrays that beautifully。 It was such a huge emotional ride but it does give people an insight of those who struggle with disability and the social injustice they faced。 I totally urge everyone to read this！ 。。。more
Jyoti
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Who hasn't read this :D Who hasn't read this :D 。。。more
Rachel
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Starts off as a simple story of a guy wanting to make amends to the deaf girl he bullied several years ago in middle school and spins into a heavy， emotional， heartwarming drama that examines how the family， followers or even bystanders can be affected years down the road。 This is a case where stylistic visual touches that are only possible with medias such as of manga strengthened the overall story。
Dany Mora
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A bittersweet， dramatic and entertaining slice of life 😊
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