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Loved this movie, shout out to the Patrons for recommending this gem! Enjoy the tears while u got em lol me crying is a rare occurrence lmao
just so you guys know at the start of the movie, she was trying to use her voice of her own will so that she could properly talk to people
I had to watch this movie in 2 parts because I was crying so much. Glad you guys enjoyed this awesome anime
hxh ep 116 says other wise lol
I never thought Id live to see the day roshi cried in a reaction
This hurt more when you are a parent.
Fun fact: all the music was specifically composed with specific pitches and notes that can be heard clearly by semi-deaf people.
The more you know
G.I. JOOOOOOOOOOOOOEEE
@@kazu_4k nice👌
🤯
That actually explains why the song felt repetitive. Good knowledge to know.
And i love those freaking songs and themes so much
Just to let you guys know, Ishida wasn’t crying at the end because he could hear everyone again, he was crying because he finally forgave himself
Facts
@Trashthlete stop using big boy words plz I can't handle it 😭😭
Debatable
@@sadthomas5067 for reals
@Trashthlete question: what the hell does that mean?
When you finally realize that this story isn't about a boy falling in love with a girl, it's about a boy being able to love himself again.
no. It's about both and even more. One of the best things about this movie is exactly that it does not cover just one topic, but it's rather a complex mix of topics ( love, friendship, bullying, self forgiveness, family, bounds, discrimination, etc)
Why are there multiple accounts commenting this on other videos of a silent voice?
@@purple66666 I think their point is that for a movie constantly called a romance, the romance is B plot. Redemption is the central theme: movie starts and ends pretty explicitly on it, and seems (to me, at least) to put more emphasis on that than romance. Present, sure, but secondary.
Fun fact. The blonde girl that Shoya outed as he was confronted about him bullying Nishimiya actually was a bully, the worst kind who didn't even get any repercussions. She told Nishimiya that she should follow her when they were singing so she'd get the timing right, and she baited her to singing too early. (See the scene and pay attention to the girls mouth. Also in the end when they gave Shoya the paper crane thing she had actually not contributed at all and pushed the class to make them.
She is the worst.
Is this in the manga?
@@Metamine0 its been a while since I read the manga so i cant really answer but what the manga does have is a lot of content which was cut for the movie.
@@mahti8133 I see. I'll have to read it
Yo straight up after watching it again looking for her minute bullying, that girl is the WORST. She always tryna play victim and just has to be the one at the center of attention.
FUCK HER
She's the kind of bully who gaslights everyone around them ffs
The teacher is the worst. He let all the bullying roll unchecked, and when things hit the fan, he dumped everything on Ishida. I truly hate him
Same.
I've seen that way too much. a lot of Teachers dont care about the kids at all, and want no part of their shit
Also "3-gatsu no Lion" were bulling arc with mental teacher
@@AlsoNotimportant at 3 meters right in front of that bastard (teacher) in class-room
Character wise he's great. He has that young "I don't give a shit about this fucking job" vibe and he gets scarily angry because his job was at stake. He really feels like these teachers that just let bullying slide. Happens all the time and they portrayed it very well
A rare Roshi is spotted crying on the spot
Is this the first tear drop?😂
Wasn’t expecting that
Ikr like 4 mins in. Made me cry again too.
Same this movie made me cry instantly and sob like a baby but I can understand as a father seeing an innocent child treated that way must hurt
Right. I only ever saw him cry last episode of vinland saga
hearing a deaf girl say " I'm so sorry" and her crying really brings tears into my eyes
The “I hate myself” on the Ferris wheel got me😭
pain
@@kyroking9934 That really hurt me
That's Hayami Saori for you babe
her crying at Shoya’s mom feet is still the saddest scene I have ever seen in an anime
"Does this studio only create sad shit?"
**tearful flashbacks to Clannad: After Story**
ah jesus christ, i'm already on the brink of tears just thinking of Clannad
Clannad is an absolute masterpiece of an anime. Years are passing by and I still can't forget its emotional impact on me...
*cries in clannad after story, violet evergarden, and last ep of k on*
@@zazithym3569 add Air also
Kyoto Animation is a great studio so make sure to send them some love, especially after they lost a bunch of staff in the arson attack
Roshi: Feeling emotional.
Sheera sees hand signs: "Scissors, The nipples"
Roshi: "Yeeeaaahhhh You're done"
She's compensating ^^
At what part is this
@Snipfam thanks tho already saw it
We love the balance
Best part of the reaction for me😂😂
Sheera's sign language interpretation is just on another level. "Scissor?" "Nipples?"
🤣😂🤣
She got me dying there lmao
That shit killed me XD
Too accurate fr
@@YaBoyRoshi watch "I want to eat your pancreas"! Same drama, romance it's also one of the best drama anime movie. ☺️❤️
Kawai is actually even more of a bastard in the manga than even Ueno. It shows that she is acutely aware of how her cuteness enables her to be seen as the victim in almost any situation, and how she’s mastered using that to deflect blame away from herself and onto others.
In the manga, I think Ueno is more of a tragic character, as her motives are made absolutely clear: she has an unrequited love for Ishida and correctly recognised Shoko as a rival from the start. Ishida never realizes this even in the manga (falsely accusing her of bullying Shoko just for fun like he did), and it's unclear if Shoko get it later - Ueno is angry with her on the ferris wheel for not even acknowledging her as a rival.
The manga also gives Kawai a mini redemption arc, but honestly I didn't fully get why they forgive her - at any rate, in the entire second arc of the story that is missing from the movie, she helps Ishida & Shoko.
False accusations? It was pretty clear that the whole class resented shoko because her disability made things work around her.
Ishida teased shoko because he clearly saw the classes change towards shoko and when this got a positive reaction from the group he started bullying her.Things like bullying are never purely because of one person
@@mikusan6762 I think you read me too quickly. Ishida accused Ueno of bullying Shoko just for fun. Which is what Ishida did. But Ishida was wrong about Ueno, because her main motivation was jealousy.
i agree kawai is awful. but ueno was gonna get shoko and ishida killed. ueno is evil
I thought that came across perfectly well in the movie as well, only when watching this did I even consider that it maybe wasn't so obvious
But I was also victimized by those exact kinds of people for over 10 years of my life so I can sense that shit a mile away
This movie's a treasure, and the following tragedy makes it even more sad: The Kyoto Animation arson attack occurred at Kyoto Animation's Studio 1 building in the Fushimi ward of Kyoto, Japan, on the morning of Thursday, 18 July 2019. The arson killed at least 36 people, injured an additional 33, and destroyed most of the materials and computers in Studio 1. A lot of people lost their lives because 1 person decided to do arson. Some of those lost worked on this movie.
Atleast Kyoto ani is back now
@@sebastianswan7975 but it'll be never the same as before
Ah yes the guy that destoryed their building just because they are plagiarizing his book.
@@Anisee0303 ???? seek help
Read the manga
Kawai (the glasses girl) absolutely bullies Shoko. She opened her mouth when they were starting to sing because Shoko was watching her, which caused Shoko to start early (to get her in trouble) and she was one of the main girls that would talk shit about her behind her back.
And the worst thing that she did imo is that she plays the victim card as soon as she gets blamed and then lies about how she tried to stop them. And then she never acknowledges her faults over the entire duration of the movie. She's easily my least favorite in this movie.
I was waiting to find this comment!
Frl. Someone should alert Roshi to this.
@@daedrascrolls The way she continously gaslight everyone especially shoya pisses me off. It was also so unnecessary whenever she makes her voice louder to attract people's attention so she can act like the victim.
@@daedrascrolls i heard somewhere that she literally thinks she never did smth wrong, which is kinda creepy ngl
When Roshi cried at the beginning i was like “Yeah that’s the Father’s’ heart” my man got very high level of empathy.
Only real men understand that emotion, boys and girls can laugh, but my man Roshi got a heart of gold T_T
@@Phantom-ZER0 yeah. I see how he imagine himself in the Nishimiya’s place. I hope those who are born unique like Nishimiya is not being treated like that in the real world just because they have special shape of voice.
Roshi and Sheera seem like the type of parents to pull up to the school with no hesistation if some kid messed with their children.
Best comment. There's nothing better to my eyes than to see motherly and fatherly love/bond.
@@cyote312ify I have the same kind of parents. But pandemic/me being lazy and they getting aged and my bro is their only saviour who can feed them cuz they can't earn by themselves has mentally made them instable. Now they verbally/emotionally abuse me. People really do change quickly.
Roshi: * already swimming in tears * :´(
sheera: ayoo this drink kinda buzzin XD
xD
"moon is pretty isn't it" being a phrase in Japanese to say i love you in a poetic way too :')
Wait i heard this before but in a korean drama. I think the title is “Romance is a bonus book”?
Not gonna lie that probably started as a misunderstanding like the one in this movie since "Moon" (月) is pronounced like tsuki/tski (devoicing is a thing) and "To like" (好き) is pronounced like suki/ski.
@@kakahass8845 So if someone loves to ski it's "ski ski"?
@@robin9740 it's probably like "スキー好きです" (Sukī suki desu/ Skī ski des) although you could remove the "です " if you're speaking with a friend or family but they would still understand since the "I" in "Ski" is the long version of the vowel while the "I" in 好き is the normal length Japanese makes a lot of important distinctions based on vowel length.
@@kakahass8845 It was kinda meant as a joke, but thank you for the wonderful insight! I didn't imagine Sukī suki was the actual translation.
Ayo if I remember right, Ishida’s mom didn’t lose her earring in a fight or anything. The reason ishida’s mom ear was bleeding was because after realizing that her son had destroyed all of nishimiya’s hearing aids she believed the only way she could fix the situation was inflicting pain onto herself, similar to how ishida did to nishimiya’s. So she decided to rip her own earring out. She did that as a way of trying to apologize to nishimiya’s mom on behalf of her and ishida.
I always thought it was more logical that Nishimiya's mother ripped it out since Ishida did the same to Nishimiya. Makes more sense to me considering how aggressive she's shown to be. No normal person would rip their own earring off.
@@oranjee6996 Paying for the hearing aids are not enough to repay Nishimiya's mother. Nishimiya was bullied every day by Shoyo, even damaging her ear and making her bleed. Shoyo's mother ripping her earring off was in order to pay back the physical and emotional pain that her son inflicted, the ultimate apology for her son's behalf. Bc no amount of money can fix the emotional trauma he did to Nishimiya. She didn't have to do this but she did to demonstrate her remorse and shame. It's an honorable way to apologize, and is very logical at least for me. It follows the "eye for an eye" metaphor.
@@teaffeeblend I understand that you think normal japanese people would selflessly hurt themselves as repayment, but for me that's not really realistic and it makes more sense that Nishimiya's mother was the one who ripped it off. I wouldn't even be surprised if Ishida's mum didn't know about the injury to Nishimiya.
@@oranjee6996 Well I'm not saying that actual real Japanese people do this..as someone who comes from a very traditional Asian household, this is something I can see my own mother doing if I was in Shoyo's situation. But I do agree, based on how violent Nishimiya's mother was presented throughout the movie, it does make sense to assume she ripped Shoyo's mother's earring off.
@@teaffeeblend if i, remember nishimiya after coming home in the manga said i, want to die
"We're here to watch A Silent Voice...Have no idea what this is about"
Oh boi
i literally got some snacks cause i knew there reactions were gonna be entertaining after i heard that
@@PsychoEdits more like we would suffer all over again with our own reaction and theirs.
@@vampbl7291 that's what makes it entertaining
When they said they were gonna be eating snacks I was like "Oh shit they better finish eating their food before it gets covered in tears"
19:17 Even outside of Japan, if your school finds out you did something illegal/socially unacceptable while wearing the school's uniform, you can expect to get punished for it. My school in particular went beyond that and had people who'd identify students participating in marches/protests, even if you weren't in uniform at the time.
Yeah my school too except for the protest part your school sucks
It goes the same here in Brazil, if you fight or outside of the school or do some other shit and if you're with the school's uniform, you'll get punished. Suspension or some other stuff.
Really? I know America has never been big on health services, but the high school I went to got 4 counselors and speclized counselors for drugs, crime, , and parental neglect and all that happens is you meet with them if you do something wrong
It’s funny how no matter how many times I watch this movie, or even when I watch others react to this movie, I’ll still cry buckets. This is proof of how good it is.
Same here, although I saw the film two times and read the mange three times, and the film is not half as good and tear-jerking as the manga!
@@Daneelro but movie still did better than most of the movies out there
Only part that makes me teary is when she is crying I’m sorry
I was like "DAMN ROSHI, ALREADY???" when he started crying! I knew this would be one of my favorite reactions on this channel.
Same!
Right? I was shocked too lol And yeah, this is definitely one of my favs too!
legit my fav people to watch reactions because they’re cultured asf and chose to watch this in sub. imo it hits harder sub than dub
He wouldn't last Grave of the fireflies movie.
@@roroisftw1 dub was good asf tho
I rather have Ueno who would just tell me she hates me over Kawai, how would pretend to be your friend and laugh behind your back when you're being bullied, she's wants to always be the victim, pure snake shit
Prefering Ueno over Kawai is like preferring one type of cancer over the other. I'd bitch slap both of those girls out of my life.
I don't get the whole Ueno is better than Kawai. They're both garbage lol
I mean in the end, Ueno still doesn't like Shoko and that's okay lol
Crocodile tears are so damn annoying, I hated her a lot more too 😒
Ueno is a bitch, but she's relatable, human. Kawai is some sort of irredeemable ego monster. Her part is small, but there is something absolutely disgusting about her.
i think they both show important sides in the manga that get fleshed out better obviously over time and make sense to focus on....but the movie has to kinda skirt their characters and themes aside for the main 2 characters and main issue obviously cause its only a 2 hour movie....i did not hate either of them as much as him so..in the movie kawai is way better..in the manga shes worse....a lot of people seem to blame the girls over the jerkass just cause she fell in love with him and he saved her from suicide...i get it he redeemed himself but what he did before was way worse then what they did...thats a fact..they have far less to feel bad for..end of story...especially kawai in this movie...
I love how you guys noticed the fairly nuanced stuff like how the teachers weren't accommodating her at all in the beginning. Obviously the bullying is bad, but to an extent children are expected to be ignorant and it's the job of the adults in the situation to take care of students with any unique needs such as deafness. In large part, the reason for her bullying was due to the teachers expecting her to do things like sing or talk as normally as the other children. While I certainly don't think that deaf people shouldn't be allowed to participate in such things, they should be accommodated for appropriately by the adults around them.
One of the great things I like about how well the story is written, it shows bullying doesn't always occurs because of 1 party. A lot of things could have been prevented if people cared more.
1. (Class dynamic) The whole dynamic of the class changed by the arrival Shoko. The kids find the class unbearable because they have to do things around her. Deep down all of them resent her. At first some are just teases, Kawai intentionally bait Shoko into ruining the choir knowing she is observing her to follow with the choir, and then Shoyo mocking her speech.
2. (Lack of empathy) Shoyo sees her presence ruining the class's happiness, so when his teases on Shoko make the class seem somewhat happy, he went out of his way to bully Shoko more. He also seem to see Shoko's passiveness toward his wrongdoings as weird. Kinda like fear of the unknown. The rest of the kids either see it as entertaining or join in on it because of the dynamic changes. Kids generally lack empathy around that age. They only care about themselves being happy.
3. (Projection, insecurities) There was a tinge of hope when Sahara genuinely want to help Shoko. But then the girls of the class see Sahara doing that as she doing it to make them look bad and make her look good.
4. (Ignorance, no compassion) So what the class needed the most is supervision. Thats where the class teacher should have come in. I'm not sure if its shown in the movie, but in manga, the teacher saw Shoko being put into the school as a hassle. Somebody who really didnt care about his job. (Great role model, i know) He knows about the bullying, but he doesnt help Shoko in any way. He even laughs along the class when Shoyo made the deaf joke. It was only until Shoko's mom got involved that he actually do something at all because it will jeopardized his job.
5. (Stern parenting) I dont think the movie ever shown it, but Shouko's dad left the family because of her disability and blame it all of the mom's genetics. So the mom hated everyone having views of Shouko as a defect, incapable person. So she decided Shouko must become normal by forcing her into normal environment. Forcing the issue. She put Shouko into a public school that never had a support/program for disable students and insist them to put her into regular class. She thought by putting Shouko among normal kids it will motivate her to be normal, to be capable. The environment just made her more insecure. Even made her feel guilty for ruining a normal happy class by her presence.
6. (lack of self-respect) This 1 Im not entirely I want to say if its on Shouko. Her personality is the product of her environment. But to this day, I do wished, if Shouko respect herself more, people would less likely to bully her. Fight back, say no. Dont feel guilty. Say something, anything. Maybe that dumbass teacher would actually do something if she complained. Maybe Shoyo would notice Shouko as person and actually empathize her. Ueno will still probably be a bitch though coz all she cared about is being in Shoyo's interest. Shouko even had a dream sequence of the class where she coulf be normal socially. Where she took all of those teases as friendly tease and able to respond back. How things could have been different.
I just hope no one else in real life suffer like this. I hope they have good support around them, given helpful programs. Help your communities, folks.
I really love your analysis. I've always been a bit sad about the fact that most viewers of the film just focus on the "bullying bad" aspect and don't try to read deeper into it. Not to say bullying isn't bad but that the movie had a lot of other underlying messages too. The school really wasn't prepared to accommodate Shouko. Aside from a superficial effort to teach sign language, the other kids weren't counselled at all. I don't know how it is in the west but disabled kids in public school especially at such a young age are very rare. I never met one in all my time at two different schools. So the class resented making allowances for her. Like how Ueno didn't like the fact that she had to help Shouko with her studies and notes something she worked hard on. Even in the seen when Shoyo mocked her way of talking he did it after he saw the teacher reprimand Ueno for her reading but gave a "pass" to Shouko. It can be difficult for young kids to understand why they have to do that, why the have to, in their minds, disrupt their good routine for someone new. And explaining all this to them was definitely the school's job. Even for notes etc it was the teachers that should have prepared in advance instead of shifting the responsibility to a student.
You're spot on about that last part. I personally had a shit home life, and got in the habit of avoiding confrontation at all costs, keeping my head down, flinching from loud noises or sudden movements as a direct result no mater how many schools I moved to the one constant was that I got pushed around by everyone.
Another thing I liked about this movie was the portrayal of suicide. In both cases it didn't come with any grand gestures, or angsty notes, it was sudden shift in mood seemingly for the better, quite balancing of accounts, and elimination of personal effects. And was only avoided Shoyo's mom was good attentive parent and recognized the signs, while Shouko was just lucky that Shoyo came in at the right moment.
Honest thank you so so much for this it gave me a new perspective
This is a very good summary.
IMHO number 6 was definitely intended by the author of the manga, and you'll see it even better if you think about the ferris wheel scene again. Ueno is a bitch because she is jealous (Shoyo doesn't even notice her love for him while he warms for Shouko), but she is _also_ angry with Shouko because she won't recognise her as a rival, denies her even the feeling of having lost a fair fight for the boy. (Ueno is, of course, blind to Shouko's self-respect problem - which also prevents Shouko from noticing Ueno's motive earlier -, but that's another issue.)
Why can't I like a comment more than once !?!?!!?
Kawai was by far the worst character. She stood on the sidelines without saying a thing, but not admonishing the others. She's "I'm a victim" the character, but a key part that showed she wasn't was when they were singing on the choir. She purposely mouthed early because she knew Shoko was watching her. The teacher is bad too because he knew the bullying was happening, but only said something when the principle came in and his job was at risk.
At least Ueno knew she was trash and by the end was making an attempt to change after the fact. The manga makes her a lot more redeemable as opposed to Kawai where we see how dark her thoughts really are.
This is jst my opinion tho. I still found ueno trash especially when ishida was still unconcious after saving shoko, she said that if ishida is not gonna choose her..he might as well not wake up ever again. I mean.. she were that obsessed with him? That wasnt love. That was jst toxic. Even at the end of the manga where kawai, ueno, shoko, and the others got together, i still hated her and kawai
@@k.s.m.5389 Yeah, I'm not say Ueno isn't trash. I'm just saying that, in comparison to Kawai, she's a little better because we always knew she was a bad person and what she was capable of doing/saying. I just have this particular aversion to people that play victim when they're clearly part of the problem. It all comes back to what Ishida said to Kawai..That she only cares about herself.
@@raymond3952 Its like saying having lung cancer is a little bit better than having hearth failure. Garbage admitting she is garbage is not a redeemable quality whatsoever. Ueno is trash and so is Kawai. That is the only truth. People having preference over wich taste of feces they can tolerate the most is subjectives tho. I'd rather just not bring my mouth anywhere near those two, under any circumstance.
To me, they're both absolute trash. It shouldn't take an attempted suicide and the guy you still have a crush on ending up in the hospital for you to start becoming a half decent person. And then on top of all that, she shut Shoko out of visiting when it was Ueno planting it in her head to eventually jump just because she was jealous of her...like...what, did you think he was gonna let her just jump?
@@k.s.m.5389 Ueno was desperate and in denial. She didn't understand how she was practially throwing herself at him and getting nothing but Shoko's just being herself and he's running after her..like...it's because you're trash ueno and shoko actually has character
I love how Sheera was trying to throw some jokes from time to time because Roshi was really serious/emotional during the reaction, I actually cried too but I would laugh hard whenever she try to translate the sign language.. It was a very sweet balance here ❤
But in the end even she tears up
yea same
They are good parents
@@blex0087 fax
Its a coping mechanism
43:24
I was crying with them until I saw the "pain" logo, and then I started crying in laughter lmfao!!!
😂😂😂😂
Me too man lmao
The girl with the glasses also bullied her when they were younger, which can clearly been seen in the music class scene. She just always plays the victims by crying whenever she is called out. That’s why no one ended up liking her as they got older
34:02 she was the girl who pretended to be singing before everyone started, making shoko start singing ahead of everyone and embarrassing herself so she was apart of the bullying
Exactly. And what's worse, is she gets no repercussions.
@@nothingsuspicioushere.6379 Yeah. Someone explained that they hated Kawai more than Ueno by saying this: Ueno understands what she's doing is bad, and even though she hasn't changed all that much by the end of the movie, she understands that she probably needs to change. That's why she's actively trying to communicate with Nishimiya via sign language, even if all she communicated were insults. Kawai doesn't understand what she was doing was bad, and even thinks that she's morally superior by playing up herself up as the victim. She makes no efforts to change and never once admits that she was ultimately as culpable as Ueno and Ishida in Nishimiya's bullying, even if she was more subtle about it.
@@Birthday888 indeed, Kawai is probably the worst one out of all of them by the end of the film since she thinks she's morally superior and doesn't realize what she did was wrong even if she was subtle about it.
@@Ardeleus UGH she's so fucking annoying 🙄😒
A detail in the manga that touched me deeply: at the end of the story, the boy and girl’s mothers have become really good friends, supporting each other and even letting her style her hair. (Ishida’s mother being a hairdresser)
people miss how the mom pulled her earing out like he pulled the hearing aid out...i love that
I believe they show her getting her hair cut at some point near the end of the film, could be wrong though
@@erikl9842 Yeah they do for like a second
@@razkable I don't think that happened. Initially, Miyako and Yaeko did not get along. The start of their rocky relationship began when Miyako refused to listen to Yaeko's instructions on how to cut Shōko's hair and instead did the cut Shōko requested. The tension later continued due to Shōya bulling Shōko at school. After Miyako paid Yaeko back for the hearing aids that Shōya had lost, Yaeko responded by slapping Miyako so hard that it ripped one of her earrings out and tore her earlobe. Despite this confrontation, after Shōya and Shōko made amends as teenagers, the two became friends and bonded over their terrible luck with men.
As great as this movie was, Ueno was actually a lot better in the Manga. It highlighted a lot Ueno's worst moments and didn't have enough time for her better moments. Kawaii on the other hand I'm really not a big fan of.
The reason I prefer Ueno over Kawaii is because Ueno is aware of her problems (her unfair hatred towards Nishimiya) and actively tries to be a better person then she had been. She recognizes that she was a bitch in the past (and still is, let's be honest) and tries to make up for it. The movie kind of hints at that a little bit, but doesn't really make it super clear.
Kawaii on the other hand, in the movie and the manga, never see's her mistakes and never takes responsibility for her actions when they were younger. Even as they grew up, she still never thought what she did (or didn't do) was wrong. Maybe it's just me, but a person who recognizes their failures and tries to make up for them is more compelling for me to root for them. That being said, Ueno is still a bitch lol.
Also just to be clear, I love this movie to death. The ending bit at the end with the two figures walking, was supposed to be them walking together into their class graduation OR reunion (I can't exactly remember which, but I know it was one of the two.)
nitpick, but Kawai, not Kawaii
She tries to make up for it in the most asshole-ish way possible. No matter how good her intentions were her execution was still piss poor and hateful.
@@animec-dramaskpop6362 For me, simply seeing someone try is all that really matters. Yeah she was being an asshole about it, but the fact remains she DID try. All you have to do is show her the right way to do it. Be patient with someone who's trying to change and you'd be surprised at how much of a different person they can become. People have their own ways of doing things and that person trying to make up in an asshole-ish way might be doing it that way because they simply don't know how.
The last scene is Ishida and Nishimiya walking together in a tunnel meaning there's a long way to go but there's light (hope) there in the future.
Best reaction channel I have ever watched hands down
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@@tristankun5876 I don't get why people keep spamming printing machine, whats up with that?
@@seya_2 means fax as in your're speaking facts
@@seya_2 It's a fax machine. So it means "facts".
I seriously feel like crying every time I hear Nishimiya say sorry. It's so heavy to the heart.
the movie shows how she takes all blame but inside is sweet and thus feels better in the end and things work out well for her while ueno tries to force blame onto others and inside is a mess without showing it but her life is clearly not where she thought it would be
it's hurts a lot... 😑😑😑
I've learn a lot from reading the Manga; and still people pointed out things I was not aware of or had incorrect. Here is a couple. Shoya learned to communicate by getting attention and picking on people he actually likes .. that's why it showed him pulling on his friends pants and roughhousing. Sign language, he was interested in it until he sensed "the class" thought it wasn't cool. The movie, he is constantly observing how people react to things and you see him thinking before he plays out on what he sees as "the accepted opinion". One theme was that society actually handles bullying by bullying itself to pull someone "marginalized" back to what it sees as "normal" .. it is like a spring that snaps back from time to time when something happens to expose that bullying and someone will pay for "that snap" while the others will go on "as if they did nothing wrong" and will continue on in their bullying manner.
when i first saw the movie, I didn't take notice to the subtle ways shoyo acted. When shoko was first introduced, he seemed very excited yelling and stuff, which I interpreted it as shoyo being rude right off the bat but it was just shoyo's childlike curiosity. Also, he seemed very interested in sign language as the teacher was explaining it. He only ever started being mean to shoko as he notices how his classmates acted towards her, thus playing the class clown as his classmates reinforced his behavior. This lead to shoyo being more aggressive and it culminated to shoyo scarring shoko. Once shoyo started being bullied, he started to actually resent her a little bit and it ended up in their big fight right before shoko moves away. It doesn't justify or lessens shoyo's actions but it humanizes shoyo more and makes him slightly more forgivable compared to my opinion of him the first time around. Shoyo was always the reactor to situations and if the class was accepting more to shoko, they probably would have became friends and shoyo would have learned sign language early on. The teacher I feel like was the biggest turd in this whole ordeal as he could have easily prevented this situation from spiraling out of control if he punished the class for how they treated shoko and having shoko and shoyo reconcile their differences instead of leaving shoyo to his own devices.
the thing about this movie is that both the main characters hated themselves SO SO MUCH to the point where they didnt wanna be on earth anymore, the little and big signs of mental health cues they give out in this movie is incredible, absolutely beautiful
Damn, this movie has been in everyone’s reaction channel the past couple months and I. AM. LOVING. IT!!!
Lots of react channel tend to watch the same things around the same time
@@SubzeroBlack68 cause of the views hahaha and we the veiwers tend to watch multiple reaction channels and recommend the same shows/movies to them to watch
@@SeraphielVT Yeah usually its fans giving requests. I also like that as well. It gives the feeling of a larger community within a community
Nice
Seriously, did people just realize that this movie is very accessible.
50:09 That was the “Light at the end of the tunnel“ metaphor and if you compare to the beginning where they showed the same shoot, you can see that now there are two people, when in the beginning there was just one.
that is false
@@fanto860 nah, you tweaking
@@marammiram8849 When Ishida forgave himself he saw the light in the end of the tunnel which I think represents the dark times he went through and how the weight on his shoulders is disappearing.
That's a nice interpretation, but that's actually the last panel of the manga. I guess they were trying to hint at the future where they probably ended up together
@@wasphern did they make a second movie ??
My older sister is actually deaf, and every time I watch this movie it always manages to make me cry so much. Im so thankful my sister didn't have to go through what Shoko had too (though I was the one who experienced being bullied in elementary). Im so glad you guys finally reacted to this movie because its always had such a special place in my heart, it carries a very important message and will always have a place in my favorite movies. Everything about the movie is perfect, I learned asl for my sister (though she does have hearing aids now) and just the amount of effort put into them doing each sign is so amazing. It's truly a work of art.
U r Yuzuru Nishimiya I see
This movie touches me specifically because I've been bullied AND been the bully (not physically, but it doesnt matter). I forgave myself and I apologized to the girls and guys I've been a bitch too. It was really a lack of self awareness and insecurity for me at the time, so I understood both parties and thats why it resonated with me so much. Now I stand up for people who are getting bullied no matter what form 🤷🏾♀️. And I'm still a coward myself but I just won't be a bystander and that's just that.
I think just about everyone has been in both positions.
People bully because they are bullied. That’s how they understand how to cope with the world. Whether it’s parents, schoolmates , coworkers. It usually manifests because it’s happened to you
Never seen Roshi cry before, glad this movie got through to you homie.
Yep but we might see this again on violet evergarden ep10
i think he did in vinland saga
Sure, but even if he hadn’t cried doesn’t mean he wouldn’t have felt it. Some people just don’t cry.
He cried in the gon vs pitou second encounter
@@Sam-vk8xd Yeah I’m one of those people, used to always think there was something wrong with me but I’ve just accepted it now
- " she said "the nipples""
- "no more. You're done. No more interpretation for you"
😂😂😂
When the deaf girl started saying sorry, that broke me.
Ueno's on the track to changing, but it's definitely frustrating never seeing her properly apologize to Shoko and being a generally good person. But at least she can admit her faults, unlike Kawai.
Kawai is right under Ueno on my list of people to punch 😭😭😭. Like I hate those two soooo much
honestly in some ways I hate Kawai more than Ueno, not only does she not admit her faults but she deliberately plays up the "uwu I'm innocent" act, and it just feels incredibly dishonest and insidious and emotionally manipulative, at least Ueno is upfront and can even acknowledge she was/is bad.
Ngl kawai pissed me off so much
She just yelled out in class about how he bullied her and “she tried to stop him” when she did literally nothing to stop him
I hate Uneo and her attitude towards Shoko but at least she admitted it to Shoko and tries to change a bit (though that hospital scene where she physically assaulted Shoko and spat out to Shoko's mother that Shoko was never born was pretty disgusting) but Kawai, my goodness she's on a whole new level on "why this person is the worst human being on earth". She's the worst type of person to exist in real life.
Eh? Kawai didn't do anything that calls for an apology. Yeah she didn't stand for Nishimiya as Sheera pointed out and she keeps crying for no reason, but she didn't bully or hurt anyone. Ueno, on the other hand, was badmouthing, physically abusing, and even telling Nishimiya to die. She is still the worst even at the end.
Now you need to watch “Your Name” and “I want to eat your pancreas” if you haven’t yet to complete the trinity of sad anime movies, “Maquia” also deserves a mention 😢
Rather after "Your name" they must see "Weathing with you" (Tenki no Ko) To see the link between the two.
@@orlane5589 Garden of words to. This film is underrated
@@renegato0789 I do not underestimate it, on the contrary I cried for this one too (Too bad it is not longer but that's what makes its charm too)
oh god not the pancreas, that movie broke me for 2 weeks
Or Wolf Children!
man, someone on youtube said it perfectly.
Forgiving others is hard;
asking for forgiveness is harder;
But forgiving yourself sometimes feel impossible.
Sheera: She said, "the nipples"
Roshi: Alright Sheera you're done. No more sign language interpretation for you.
Another point I havent seen mentioned is the Teacher. The teacher in elementary school barely scolded the students when the deaf girl was being bullied. It was only when he faced the consequences of the principal and parents did he bang the wall and accuse the MC.
It reflects how a lot of teachers fail when it comes to bullying
To be fair, there's nothing you can really do about bullying as a teacher. Sure, you could talk to the students but that usually only makes things worse for the kid being bullied. The only thing that helps is the kid standing up for himself and fighting back.
@@Lee-km7qq that doesn't always work either. Usually violence like that keeps escalating. Gotta remove the bullies from school to begin with. If they aren't civilized enough to be with people then they shouldn't be around them.
@@Lee-km7qq it was very clear the teacher didnt care cause at most if a teacher knows a kid is bullied they check on them or say something to someone. He knew who was throwing her aids and didnt say anything until the principal was involved
I love Nishimiya’s mom. I know she’s been controversial for hitting Ishida and fighting Unoe, but I can’t find it in myself to be mad at her. If my daughter ended up suicidal due to bullying, EVERYBODY is catching hands.
When they were kids and Shouko and Shouya fought, she was actually trying to say “I’m trying my best!” as in she’s trying her best in school, to make herself heard, to be friends, just being normal.
As a teacher myself, I think in the 6th grade, everything was the teachers' fault, he didn't care enough to prevent it or even stop it. the teacher was fully aware of what was happening.
I've taught physically and mentally impaired kids in my class alongside other kids and I've kept myself very aware of how everyone gets along without actively interfering unless necessary. Kids are very kind and very friendly if they understand the circumstances, but that's a teachers' duty to explain it in a sensitive way and let them know. 99% of the time the kids are amazing in dealing with disabled people, and when they're not, talking with them about it will make a huge difference.
Yeah, it always bugged me how he knew Shoya was picking on Shoko but barely did anything to stop it. There was also a scene in the manga where Shoya tried to tell him that he was getting bullied, but he didn’t believe him and assumed he was lying
I also think that the teacher didn’t like his job all that much, which is probably why he paid it no attention or rather he didn’t do anything about it. I could be wrong though.
In the manga the teacher allowed bulling and he was a bully too, he didn't want shoko for making classes difficult, the redhead wanted to hit him
It really depends I had the worst kind of teacher that hated the fact that I traveled countries and managed to somehow be an ace student to the point she started marking bad grades just for me being in the class while giving others good grades to keep it hush lucky enough I was smart enough back then to record audio and video by sewing a phone with a cheap camera into my uniform.Other teachers also had their targets so I agree that a teacher is at fault but I consider students equally at fault for keeping quiet.
This. A lot of people hate on Ueno or Kawai, but the real villain of this movie was their piece-of-shit teacher. He didn't lift a finger to stop the bulling of Shoko and made no effort to accommodate her or integrate her better into the class. In fact he seemed to be laughing a long at some points. He clearly resented the extra difficulty her presence caused. He only finally did something when the hearing aid incident made him look bad, and that something was to throw Sho, the problem kid, under the bus. He's the one that singled Sho out and turned all the other kids - even the fiercely loyal Ueno (no Japanese kid could withstand that sort of peer pressure, even if she was in love with Sho) - against him. He's the literal source of all their trauma.
Sad fact: Boss baby won the oscar for best animation over this.
yeah I've seen Mother's Basement talking about how the Oscar doesn't get animation
Boss baby was awesome bro but
If we compare it to this this was 10x better
The light at the end is supposed to represent the saying “the light at the end of the tunnel”
So a little bit of analysis for anyone that cares.
When they were kids, Ueno did try to be friendly with her, but she felt that it was unfair for Shoko to get treated better than her and others. Like how when they were singing in class, she thought that despite their hard work they would easily be humiliated because the deaf girl can’t sing. When they were reading parts of a chapter in class, the teacher, called her out and told her that she should be better at reading, but when shoko started reading, and we’ll obviously terrible, the teacher said that she did ok. Shoya noticed all of this which is why his first confrontation with her was him telling her that everybody hated her.
Shoya was pretty observant at the time, but he saw things more like a game. When he first saw Shoko, the first thing that came to mind was “A New Boss”, so he always saw her as alien. Everything she did was alien to him, her lack of care for what other people made blatantly clear to her, like when they kept leaving her behind, made her seem strange and when he told her that and she still wanted to be friends, he grew angry at her differences.
Sahara was the first to try and be friends with her. When they tried to teach sign language in class, Ueno didn’t want to learn cause she just saw it as the school giving her better treatment. When Sahara said she’d learn, Ueno just saw her as a suck up, which is why she made fun of her and Shoko. Kawai was involved with bullying but as a bystander. She didn’t directly bully Sahara and Shoko but she laughed at every insult thrown at them, and didn’t do anything about it. When Shoya started snitching them out she cried herself out of the situation and made herself a victim of Shoya s accusation, and she did this even when he confronted her in high school, and she snitched him out. They threw the blame on him, even his friends who were also a big part of it as they encouraged him.
Shoya being outcasted gave him social anxiety to an extreme. No matter the year, his group of friends started telling everyone about how he was a bully, and how no one should get close to him. He eventually stopped trying to make friends, sopped trying to talk to people in general. When we see him alone in school the first time, he doesn’t approach anyone because he imagines other people talking about how terrible of a person he is and about how much he is a loser and a loner. He was at the tipping point of suicide. So when he decided to do it, he knew he had to get the final guilt off his chest. But saying he wanted to be friends with her threw his plans off track, it was his life line that he unintentionally threw, hoping someone would help. He didn’t know why he did it, nor did he acknowledge it until the end when he asked her to help him live.
Shoko was feeling useless and a problem to the world, she started thinking she was the root cause of Shoyas problems. Ueno wanted to repent, to make amends with Shoya because she let him take the blame for when it happened, so she thought that she need to get Shoko away from him in order to save what little life he had. She tried to get him to talk with his old friends again, but they didn’t care for him then, but they cared enough to not let him die. Ueno knew she was part of the problem but she would never admit it, but nearing the end, she did a bit of change in heart when she did learn sign language, maybe just to insult her, but enough to show that she does plan to change herself. Sahara came back into Shoko life because she had to apologize for being a “coward” for running away then and for running away when they both needed help.
So yeah long rant, but I love this movie a lot so it deserves it.
thats a whole article
no way. i mean let's go roshh
Lord pls continue tokrev
Lord bill
wah! ada Lord bill nih! 😂
Lord billl
Pagi lord
The silhouettes in the little ball of light at the ending is a picture of the last page in the manga which is Shoko and Shoya holding hands, walking into their elementary school reunion together.
EDIT: Well I reread the final chapter and looked at the ball of light again and turns out what I said is completely wrong :/ But the silhouettes definitely are Shoko and Shoya.
omg now im crying
I always wondered if they ever got together im so happy to know this!!!!
@@aquaparallax Well they don't exactly get together in the manga either... but the holding hands thing is ambiguous enough that you can definitely infer that it's the first steps in them getting together.
@@bruceturnbull4219 well they were flirting with each other in the last chapter so I’m pretty sure their feelings were out in the open by then
@@dislikereporter2271 I only remember Ueno telling Shoko to stop flirting with Shoya. I like to think their feelings weren’t in the open at all yet but Ueno and the rest of the friend group can see that they’re into each other and they tease them about it.
In the choir part, most people don't notice how the "nice girl with the blonde braided hair" moved her mouth to make the deaf girl sing.
I can’t believe I’m so late to this reaction. This movie hit me so hard and I’m glad to watch you all react to it. Both of my parents are deaf and it hurts me to see deaf kids get bullied. It’s pretty common for deaf kids to get mainstreamed into public schools with lack of deaf education everywhere. Well, I don’t want to get too much into it but glad to see more people enjoy it!
I highly recommend that you seek out the original manga, which is even better (the official English version is on Crunchyroll). Having seen the film, it won't have the shock value for you as for an unprepared reader, but IMO it is still worth it because the film had to omit or simplify the storyline and the flashback structure.
You know this movie is a gem when even Roshi cries like a true masterpiece of a movie. Enough to make a grown man cry.
This movie and Wolf Children kicked me in the heart.
36:18 why is no one talking about this edit??? I LMAO'd at that hahaha
I was dying 😂😂
@@nightowl439 I was crying
@@nightowl439 CALL AN AMBULANCE
@@kevinthekitten3808 but not for me
For real tho 😂🤣🤣
3:07 HAS ME CRYING SO HARD FOR SOME REASON
I think we can all agree that the real villain of this story is the teacher he was definitely a bully, said nothing when Nishimiya was bullied, and ended up blaming this one kid for it all, he offered Ishida as a sacrificial lamb when he condoned the bullying in his class, turned a blind eye to it and even participated in it! he didn't teach those kids to do better and blamed a kid and put him on the spot resulting in Ishida being bullied by his turn, a fact which he probably ignored too and set Ishida on a path to psychological trauma and depression
“A Silent Voice” and “To Your Eternity” were written/created by the same author/mangaka: Yoshitoki Ōima.
Not sure if you’ve seen it yet or if anybody else has recommended it, but since you enjoyed this movie, I highly recommend watching:
- Your Name
- Weathering with You
- I want to eat your pancreas
“Your Lie in April” is also fantastic if you’d rather watch an animé series!
P.S. you can’t go wrong with any animé involving Makoto Shinkai, Mamoru Hosoda, and Jun Maeda (just to name a few).
I cannot handle hearing Your Lie In April, it was so good but the ending had me sober for weeks staring at the sky in a daze.
@@Ardeleus, that’s the idea! 😜😅
Watched “I want to eat your pancreas” three times; ugly cried every time. The ending of Angel Beats and The Day I Became a God made me question life. Lol
What about anohana
Your Lie in April is definitely my fav series ever lol. Definitely worth the watch!
@@KuwajimaKenta I think I am too emotionally weak for them, I can only handle A Silent Voice because of the happy ending lol
There was a scene where after the grandmother died it showed butterflies, in other asian cultures butterflies can represent a dead loved ones spirit visiting in a form of a butterfly.
now let’s see how roshi reacts to “I want to eat your pancreas” 😍
They will never be ready for that .
Have they seen your name
The beauty of this movie for me is the fact how it accurate it depicts both sides. Bullying is never okay and shouldn't be excused. But as someone who has been on both sides, and still can't forgive my stupid kid self what I was like, Ishda's side this story hits home too true and gives some closure. It's a masterpiece of a movie.
I hope you eventually find the strength to forgive yourself ❤
This man got such a low self esteem that it’s heartbreaking he was just a kid and it’s not an excuses but the man almost kill himself bc of what he’ve done. He regret everything he’ve done in his past. I was crying during the whole movie. Great reaction as always I hope you’ll do more content like this. Peace from France ✌🏽
Hey man really great English! Just a tip to help you out though. You want to write He’s not He’ve. He’s meaning “He is” and He’ve not meaning anything but you can maybe interpret it as “He would have”. I have nothing but respect though learning other languages is really difficult! Have a great day!
@@thatchersandifer7211 thanks for the tip 😁
Right what he done wasnt right but if u remember being a kid,u remember how hard it was to know whats right and wrong, Shit i still think of how stupid and cringe i was back when i was a kid
Je suis d'accord ce film montre aussi comment les handicapés et leur famille ont beaucoup de mal à vivre dans les norme de la société japonaise dans laquelle être différent est vu comme une insulte et un manque de respect
A reminder that the teacher was trash. Did nothing while it escalated. Used him as a scapegoat when the other children were encouraging him to do the bullying. Sure Ishida was responsible as well, but the teacher was the adult in the room.
to be fair "moon" (Tsuki) and "love" (Suki) sound similar in Japanese
Yeah the subs didn't really make that clear.
+ "the moon is beautiful isnt it" means i love you in a poem
@@raphy9654 love that poem "tsuki ga kirei desu ne"
If you are foreigner and try it in Japan, maybe they will shock and say "how do you know that phrase ?" lol
@@sfatah there's an anime titled like that, it's cute :D
yeah they thought she said it in english which is not true
The Emotions really hit like, when truck-kun hits MC to get him Isekaid.
Ishida unplugging his ears, opening himself up to people around him after restricting himself cuz he thought he doesn't deserve happy life and company, gets me every time.
I knew Roshi was screwed for the rest of the movie when he started crying in the elementary school flashback
This is why you guys are my favorite reactors on UA-cam. Nothing over the top, balance in personalities of the trio, genuine expression of emotions and of course random funny comments that makes me eye roll and laugh my ass off. From Sheera's intelligent input to connect puzzles and plots of the show to Roshi's unrivaled humor and random but swift references to other shows and finally completing the team, Lupasan who is ever so funny and always vibing with nothing but good energy. Keep it up and don't change what you guys are doing. Much love from Malaysia!
This man was about to write an article on their differing personalities.
The manga captures a full depth: Nishimiya's father, Ishida's hate for her in depth, the fight scene was different. Even the teacher was confronted like the other were in the movie, etc. The movie did an amazing job but definitely read the book if you want more of the story!
So at 28 minutes when she confesses her feelings to Ishida she meant to say "Suki" which translates to "I like you/want to go out with you"(though it is up to both parties involved to interpret its meaning, so you could interpret it as "I love you".) You pronounce it as soo-KEE with a subtle "U" sound that is often dropped entirely so that it is pronounced like the English word "Ski". Though because it is so often pronounced as "Ski" when she says the full "soo-KEE" the way she does because she is both deaf and not used to talking, Ishida thinks she says "Tsuki" which is Japanese for "Moon". Hope this comment reaches the both of you a few days late if that part hasn't been cleared up already.
(As a side note: I looked up how to say "I Love You" in Japanese just to make sure my information was correct, and a lot of sites say that you add a "da" or "desu" after the "Suki"(example: "Suki da"), but I have never heard anyone in anime say the "da" after the "Ski", ever. Which makes me wonder if these sites even know what the heck they're talking about! And before anyone tells me that that is just the proper way to say it, like proper English or proper Japanese, I get it. But if something is outdated or not normally used anymore in every day life you should update your information or simply shut your eyes and listen to how the Japanese say/pronounce their language.)
I hear dai tsuki all the time as I love you. But Japanese is said backwards to the way English people hear. So it’s actually soo-kee da. But sounds like dai ski
Japan writes and speaks right to left. Instead of left to write like we do. They would right “ do we like write left of instead” and speak it in that order . As far as I know/hear from lots of anime
@@christopherholfeld8137 Ya know I've always heard it spoken like that and it didn't connect until now that we wouldn't write it out the way that they speak it. Reading manga for close to 20 years now I've known about the Right to Left thing, however, it still baffles me that as a translation they wouldn't write it out the way that it is spoken. Imagine going to Japan and not realizing that all the time you spent studying in order to speak enough to get by and its all backwards because the English translations didn't tell you to speak it from right to left.
@@christopherholfeld8137 ‘dai suki’ is much different from ‘suki da’. The first one sort of quantifies how much you like/love the person. It’s sort of like saying ‘I love you so much’ or ‘I like you a lot’. However ‘suki da’ is simply ‘I like/love you’ with the ‘da’ sort of emphasising that your statement is directed at the person you are talking to. For example, you could simply say ‘suki’ as a casual confession but it could easily be misinterpreted. You could also say ‘suki desu’ which is the polite or formal way of putting it.
@@bronzeandbase thanks for clarifying
No movie has pissed me off as much as this one. Wanted to smack Shoya and the others at the start and then wanted to hug him In the end. Absolutely brilliant movie. I recommend reading the manga. It goes more in-depth and continues from where the movie ended.
Was not expecting this to show up on my feed, what a present.
I love that you can tell Roshi has a heart of gold with how he reacted to this
This movie talks about so many things ... very beautiful put insecurities of life. Very beautiful movie and message.
This movie does such an amazing job at portraying social anxiety and how subtle behaviors mean so much more. Truly a masterpiece. I’ll never forgive the Oscars for deeming Boss Baby as the best animated film when it was up against Silent Voice.
*SCISSORS*
“No she’s gonna push her out of the ferris wheel”
Sheera I love you
You forgot nipples
btw ppl didn't actually really talk about him. It was his own self doubt, his own social anxiety that made him think ppl were.
Roshi: Me crying is a rare occurrence
Violet Evergarden EP 7-13: 🤡🤡
The movie basically was trying to show u how social anxiety feels. The x's on the face basically was the people he couldn't look in the face or talk to.
Agreed. As someone who went through a really bad bout of this for at least 2-3 years. As soon as I saw the X’s, I turned to my wife, and said “this is what I’ve been trying to describe to you.”
this movie is what got me to really start watching and appreciating anime, holds a special place in my heart!
Facts i came out a different person after watching this movie
Noobs
@@EliDaGreat hush😭
@@EliDaGreat bro this and your lie in April got me so hard
You should watch Oregairu
The ending to this movie always hits me because I always LOVE seeing people, fiction or not, open up and explore life as I'm still not there myself. I still block people out of my life because I think I'm worthless and a burden. I cam relate to the main character having a cross over everyone as i don't look at peoples faces. I used to have suicidal thoughts all throughout 2020 and 2021. It's less frequent now. I still hope I get to eventually experience happiness
My cousin and i watched this movie impulsively when we went to the mall together that time, and it's defo one of the most worth it movie we've seen ever. Just how powerful the scenes are, the art and the story line are superb too!!!
I like you guys reacting to more melancholic/drama driven anime. There's way more things good about anime, than just action and tension. Please give us more of this!
I mean its not their fault literally they just throw a bunch of animes in a poll and they let people vote
When the “pain” edit came up Roshi looked absolutely miserable lol. I watched this right before everyone started reacting to it and I remember just sitting on my couch, crying my eyes out and feeling dumb.
I've always thought that the ending shows his world opening up again. He had sucha small view of the world because he didn't want to let anyone in and he didn't want to experience anything because he didn't believe he deserved it. After he realized he has people who care for him and vice versa, he starts opening up to opportunities and different experiences with his friends
In the dub her va is actually deaf too, and often kids at younger ages get put with normal classes with teacher aids hopefully when unable to enter a special needs school
Imo my guy got the absolute worst of it.
He basically got blamed for everything and all his “friends” immediately turned against him when it was beneficial to them. Afterward his entire life was screwed, he was bullied terribly, lost all his social skills, and got ruined his entire life. I needed to see this guy get some more W’s cause he sure as hell deserved it
right and everyone in class pretty much egged him on, laughing when ever he bullied her and his friends pretty much used him as a way to distance themselves from their old ways to grow up faster, Shoya may have been a little shit but everyone around him lead him down the path to get worse and worse
He deserved getting bullied tho. He bullied that boy in the beginning and bullied a dead girl 🙄
@@elt2773 the only person he bullied was the deaf girl, after she left the class bullied him, that in and of itself would be one thing but he kept being ostrisied and singled out right up to highschool, the teacher who didnt even do his job calls out shoya and then tells him he deserved even after he grew up, the fact is he was set up to crash and burn and if nishimiya didnt accept his apology he would have ended it that day
Proceeds to watch more pain from the same author with "To you eternity"
You had slice my heart like that bruh?
And violet evergarden
@@sil_ver0506 Her.
@@altamisadlan1175 Violet Evergarden doesn't have the same author as To Your Eternity and A Silent Voice.
Ohh sorry i mean pain show sorry
bro roshi bout lost his fluids in this video 🤣 🤣
For y’all who were confused about what the ending scene was with the light (which is actually also the opening scene!). It’s the ending chapter of the manga. It’s a bit more into the future, and if i remember correctly, a little bit after their college graduation. There is an coming-of-age day with their old elementary class. And the scene show Ishida and Nishimiya opening the door of the classroom where it all began, but what the scene actually means is a new step into feeling whole again, and loving yourself again, the opening of a new start. A lot of painful memories await them behind that door, but this time they can take it on, because the have learned and matured from the past and are ready to start a new chapter of their lives.. it think it was a really beautiful way to show the true meaning behind that scene. Also Ishida and Nishimiya are dating there, though it’s not actually confirmed, but its extremely safe to say they are.
Small funfact: Nishimiya and Ishida both became hairdressers and are going to work at the hairsalon of Ishida’s mom. It’s not really important or anything but i just thought it was funny bc i myself am currently in college, studying to be a hairdresser. So it was just surprising to read.😊
The animation studio that did this have done a lot of feel-good anime! Kyoto Animation made Lucky Star, Nichijou and Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid.
Unfortunately they were the victims of a horrible arson attack 2 years ago which killed a lot of people, so obviously they've had to take some time away from production.
And FREE!
They also animated Hyouka which is visually beautiful like this movie
K-on is also one of their best series
Luckily, they managed to get back on its feet. Dragon maid is on air currently and the spirit of KyoAni still lives on
Gotta love the range they've done, all types of comedy and drama and random pedo loli dragon maid series.
Fun Fact: The author of Silent Voice also wrote 'To Your Eternity' ^.^
A guy who can see but is deaf and a girl who is deaf but can see clearly. MasterPiece
Honestly my favorite anime movie, very much painful though. Still a masterpiece.
Have you seen Grave Of The Fireflies?
I think them not being able to remember if kawaii did anything is showing exactly how she was supposed to be portrayed. She may not have ever said anything to shoko but in the end she acts like she's better than all the others even though she stayed silent and played along with the bullying. If she was such a good person in the situation why didn't she ever report it to a teacher?
Easy: that bitch must be a fake narcissist. Always blaming the others for the bullshit they also pulled to make themselves look good and avoid having their inexistant conscious shot to hell. Kawai is the only one who never got repercussions for her actions, because she actually took part in the bullying. Rewatch the choir scene, rewatch how she stood by when Ishida and the others bullied Shoko. The teacher was also in on it.
The bitch was there and didn’t do ANYTHING. Years later, she opened her mouth to gaslight Ishida and used the situation to her advantage to appear like an angel to the few friends Ishida had managed to make. She lied openly so and didn’t give a damn! She was the worst!
Yea I heard from someone that in the manga she was revealed to be a narcissist, not sure if revealed is the right word, but her actions drew conclusions to her being a narcissist
@@toecollector9329 Yeah, she was clearly shown to be a narcissist in the manga. Ueno was shown to just be a tsundere who was acting out because she liked the MC. The scene in the movie with her helping him at the hospital shows that a bit as well.