There were no reviews for this work so I decided to step up and do it. It is spoiler-free so don't worry.
It is a very short chapter. It is entirely related to the original work so it should be read after the original manga. But it is more of a side story exploring more of characters that wasn't in the spotlight on the original work.
With that said, as a side story I wasn't expecting much but Yoshitoki Ooima managed to again do the same thing for which I praised her so much on the original series. The author seems to be capable of leading us
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Alternative TitlesSynonyms: A Silent Voice Special Book Japanese: 映画『聲の形』Special Book InformationType: Manga
Volumes: 1
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Finished
Published: Sep 17, 2016
Genre:
Drama
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First and foremost, I didn't want to read this chapter because it was released after the anime adaptation, and I figured it wouldn't be worth it. But that is not true; it is definitely worth your time, and I am glad I changed my mind. This brief but unique story is about Yaeko Nishimiya (Shouko's mother) and how she developed, aided Shoka, and overcame numerous challenges over time. I enjoy how Ooima Yoshitoki can convey numerous characters' emotions with a small amount of words. Overall, this special manga is a must-read if you like the Koe no Katachi series. It
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Aug 29, 2025
A special one-shot (?) that further develops the character Nishimiya Yaeko (Nishimiya Shouko's mother).
Here we have a flashback of Yaeko before the events of the main plot. After that, we have a moment that takes place during the events of the main plot where the Nishimiya family is gathered celebrating Yaeko's birthday. After this moment, we have a follow-up to what happens after the main story, and in it we have a bit more character development. In short, it's a chapter that gives us a feeling of anguish and grief over a situation where words don't need to be spoken to understand the weight the character ... |
