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Kita (喜多, Kita?) is a minor character in the Koe no Katachi series. She is the deaf language classroom teacher at Suimon Elementary who remains in contact with Shōko Nishimiya and her family, even after Shōko transfers schools. Kita is shown to be kind and respectful towards the students where some of her actions show that she has a great sense of confidence and optimism, seen in how she
Reject (拒絶人間, Kyozetsu Ningen?) is the fifth chapter of the Koe no Katachi manga and the final chapter of Volume 1. During the junior high entrance ceremony, Kazuki Shimada tells everyone to avoid Shōya because he’s a bully, eventually leading students who went to different elementary schools to ask if he really made a girl transfer out. Shōya admits he did, causing him to become
Kokoro ga Sakebitagatterunda. These are two anime films from 2015/2016 portraying school youth dealing with guilt, alienation, and most prolific — disabilities (being unable to speak and being deaf). Both are very high class, good stories dealing with a slice of life setting focusing on human interactions; like love, friendship, feelings
Shoko's Reaction When Shoya Appears Again. At the beginning of Volume 2, we see that Shoko's initial reaction to Shoya reappearing in her life is to run away. She decides to hear him out after he trips, but her expressions throughout the chapter seem to indicate displeasure or perhaps uncertainty), at least until Shoya shows that he knows sign
I loved Koe No Katachi. I loved how human it felt. Even though the fairy tale ending is unrealistic, all the drama that led up to that point felt very real and genuinely emotional for me. I liked how the characters were like real people. Real people are sad, mean and selfish, even the ones that don’t seem to be.
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6. soRa7403 • 2 yr. ago. The film 'Liz and the Bluebird' had the same animation studio (Kyoto Animation), director (Naoko Yamada) and composer (Kensuke Ushio) so many of the vibes are similar, but I sense you're in search for a near replicant of the core emotional/sociological ideas and portrayals; in that case: 'Josee, the Tiger and the Fish
Just finished Koe no Katachi and it was great. The story is interesting and compelling, making me read chapter after chapter. The characters were quite unique, at least they seemed like that to me, and all had proper character development. The art was nothing special, but of course looked good.
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