Tomohito Oda’s hit manga Komi Can’t Communicate recently finished serialization, coming to a close on Chapter 499. While Chapter 500—a bonus print chapter—will technically be the final one, this marks the official end of Shoko Komi’s journey. And as far as we’re concerned, it’s a perfect …Read more »
Earlier this month it was revealed that just two chapters were left to go in Tomohito Oda’s Komi Can’t Communicate manga. Now the time has officially come to bid the series farewell as the final chapter made its way to the pages of Weekly Shonen …Read more »
Back in July 2024, it was announced that Tomohito Oda’s Komi Can’t Communicate manga was approaching its final arc. Fast forward six months and the series is almost at an end, with this year’s seventh issue of Shogakukan’s Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine revealing that it …Read more »
Tomohito Oda’s Komi Can’t Communicate manga isn’t over yet, but it’s about to enter its final stage. According to this year’s 34th issue of Shogakukan’s Shonen Sunday magazine, the beginning of the end will arrive on July 24, which is when it enters its final …Read more »
If you’re looking for easy access to even more manga than Shonen Jump offers, you’re in luck. VIZ Manga has opened up its vaults for a similarly low monthly fee, meaning that a subscription to both services will let you access more than 25,000 chapters of …Read more »
Following up on the first season that wrapped back in December, Komi Can’t Communicate season 2 is officially on the way back to our screens this April. With the return right around the corner, a new full trailer has arrived to show more of the …Read more »
The English dub of the Komi Can’t Communicate anime—based on the manga by Tomohito Oda—is officially available to stream on Netflix, so now we know who will be voicing the characters of the fan-favorite adaptation. Leading the charge is Amber Lee Connors in the role …Read more »
Shogakukan began its Manga Awards back in 1956, and this year’s winners were just revealed. Some of these have been licensed in America and some unfortunately have not (at least yet). In the category of Best Shonen Manga, the award goes to Komi Can’t Communicate …Read more »
2021 was a big year for anime, which means we had plenty of awesome opening theme songs to jam to along the way. Japanese website Anime! Anime! recently polled its readers to find out which OPs were their favorites from the past year, and 741 …Read more »
If you loved the TV anime adaptation of Tomohito Oda’s Komi Can’t Communicate manga, more is officially in the works. The official website and Twitter account announced plans for a second season, with a broadcast set for April 2022 in Japan. Netflix followed up to …Read more »
Piano vocal unit duo Kitri—which consists of older sister Mona and younger sister Hina—provided one of the two ED theme songs for the Komi Can’t Communicate anime. After “Sympathy” was used in the first episode, Kitri’s “Hikare inochi” took over starting at the end of …Read more »
With the Fall 2021 anime season coming up in October, we polled our readers last weekend to find out what which Fall 2021 series they were most excited for. This Fall season features new seasons for many popular shows like Demon Slayer, Shield Hero, and …Read more »
It looks like some series, like the upcoming Komi Can’t Communicate anime, are starting to figure out how to break out of Netflix Jail. Based on the Weekly Shonen Sunday manga by Tomohito Oda, the adaptation will stream weekly outside of Japan on Netflix starting …Read more »
We finally have a proper look at the TV anime adaptation of Tomohito Oda’s Komi Can’t Communicate manga, which is set to premiere on October 6. In addition to a trailer, a new key visual is here along with some cast additions for the upcoming …Read more »
A live-action Komi Can’t Communicate TV drama is set to adapt Tomohito Oda’s romantic comedy manga of the same name starting on NHK General TV in Japan on September 6. Ahead of that, some of the key cast members have been revealed, including Elaiza Ikeda …Read more »
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