Komi Não Consegue Se Comunicar

I read 2 volumes of its manga recently until I became aware its anime adaptation was about to release in October.

It was worth waiting for.

It has a funny way of story-telling and great art.

I have no doubt you'll enjoy watching it.

Awesome anime, 10/10. Anime of the year, altough it is the only anime i have watched this year. Made me cry. I think everyone should watch it at least once. Maybe i am a little biased because i also cannot communicate. I've learned so much from it. One thing that made me confused was that the teacher did not know that she could not talk, when i went to school it was the first thing the teacher said to the class about me.

Komi-san is very reletable because i also am scared to communicate with others, which has made it impossible to find friends. I am also scared to text others because i don't know what to write most of the time.

Maybe you were right, Maybe I was wrong, But I've been silent for far too long.

Like in the Amphibia review, i am sorry about that, but i like to do creative titles for my reviews, even if they hurt.

Ok, this anime were announced in early summer if i can recall with a small teaser trailer and i got stunned by the animation, but i couldn' wait so i readed the manga first and now that it finally aired i can say that this is a very good adaptation. The light, the shadow, the voices we reach to hear... everything fits with the scene and the ambiance they give. They also have a detailed animation for characters that easily change to the less detailed one for comic situations; which are the main point alongside the basic story.

There's nothing bad about this, i didn't gave it a 10 stars because we just have 1 episode at time of publishing this review, if they manage to do it well on the total amount of episodes we'll get then i'll give the deserved 10, but until then it will be 9 and won't go down from that.

Komi is here to make friends, stay with her in the anime to see if she manages to reach her goal and the many things that will happen. A must watch, that's for sure.

Everyone has challenges to overcome. No one is perfect - not even the most beautiful girl at school. That's one message of this excellent anime on the topic.

The other is that social anxiety is real problem for some people, and can be quite debilitating. Taijin kyofusho (social phobia) is not limited to just Japan, but perhaps it's more studied here.

So far I'm liking the anime, and perhaps making it humorous instead of being too serious about the subject is the right way to go.

Komi Can't Communicate is an endearing anime series that revolves around the life of Shoko Komi, a high school student with severe social anxiety. While facing challenges in expressing herself, Komi embarks on a journey of self-discovery, forming deep connections with those around her. This anime successfully captures the essence of friendship and personal growth, although it falls short in certain aspects.

One of the standout qualities of Komi Can't Communicate is its lovable cast of characters. From the charming and relatable protagonist, Komi, to the diverse group of friends she encounters, each character brings their own unique quirks and personalities to the story. The interactions and dynamics between the characters are heartwarming, often leading to comedic and heartfelt moments that will leave watchers with a warm smile.

The central theme of overcoming social anxiety and the importance of communication is delicately woven into the narrative. Komi's struggles and her desire to connect with others resonate with watchers, as many can relate to the challenges of navigating social situations. The manga highlights the significance of empathy, understanding, and acceptance, delivering a positive and uplifting message that encourages readers to embrace their own vulnerabilities.

The animation in Komi Can't Communicate is visually appealing and complements the storytelling effectively. The clean and expressive character designs add depth to the characters, capturing their emotions and expressions in a captivating manner. Additionally, the use of visual gags and comedic timing enhances the humor and light-hearted moments, creating a delightful reading experience.

However, Komi Can't Communicate does have a tendency to rely heavily on repetitive gags and jokes, which can become predictable over time. While the humor initially adds charm to the story, it may lose some of its impact as the anime progresses. Additionally, the pacing can occasionally feel slow, with certain chapters focusing more on comedic situations rather than advancing the overall plot. This may result in a lack of narrative momentum at times.

Furthermore, the romantic subplot introduced in the anime could have been explored more deeply. While it adds an additional layer of complexity to the story, it remains somewhat underdeveloped, leaving watchers longing for more exploration and resolution. It would have been beneficial to see the romantic aspect given more attention and nuance to fully complement the overarching themes of the anime.

In conclusion, Komi Can't Communicate is a heartwarming anime that effectively tackles the challenges of social anxiety and the power of friendship. Its lovable characters, relatable themes, and visually appealing animation contribute to an enjoyable watching experience. Despite its occasional reliance on repetitive gags and a slow pacing, the anime's positive message and endearing moments make it worth the watch for fans of slice-of-life stories and character-driven narratives.