Komi Can’t Communicate instantly became the crowd’s favorite thanks to its goofy, likable characters and its simple but effective main premise. Among many renowned rom-com anime, Tomohito Oda’s story is celebrated as one of the standout titles. It follows the story of an anxious girl struggling to make friends in high school, and who finally starts to make some headway with the help of Tadano.
The manga has been ongoing for almost a decade now with its final arc already in the works. Interestingly, Komi Can’t Communicate Volume 35 has become a center of attention online, with many fans showcasing concern and disapproval of Tomohito Oda’s direction towards the latest manga chapters. With no news about Season 3, the manga risks losing its appeal among fans, potentially jeopardizing its decade-long legacy.
How Netflix’s Priorities Could Compromise the Future of Komi Can’t Communicate
High schooler Shoko Komi is a beautiful but anxious, shy girl who struggles with a communication disorder and has spent most of her time in solitude, lacking companionship. The story unfolds as a heartwarming romance between Komi and Hitohito Tadano, her classmate, who is the first boy to truly understand her.
Although the anime has garnered much affection from fans, Tomohito Oda’s narrative choices to prolong the story in the final chapters aren’t earning their approval, raising questions about the mangaka’s direction. A few months back, Tomohito Oda released the cover of Volume 34, leading many fans to believe it would mark the conclusion of the story.
To everyone’s surprise, Tomohito doesn’t plan on concluding the story yet. Recently, the Komi Can’t Communicate Volume 35 cover has sparked debate among fans about whether the mangaka’s approach for the finale is the right one.
“Komi can’t communicate” Volume 35 Cover by Oda Tomohito. pic.twitter.com/wQVrcwCTPU
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It seems Tomohito might be following in Netflix’s footsteps, which has gained a notorious reputation for undermining many stories and compromising their endings. The manga has been ongoing for over a decade, and fans are eagerly anticipating when the dream couple will finally get together.
The manga first launched in the pages of Shonen Sunday back in May 2016, and has been collected in 34 volumes so far in Japan. With the announcement of Volume 3, fans fear Tomohito might compromise the perfect ending by dragging the story out for too long. Not to forget, the manga is going through a rough patch with fans, with fans expressing dissatisfaction with Tomohito’s art style as well.
The Return of Netflix’s Most Beloved Rom-Com for Season 2
Arguably, the most popular Netflix rom-com anime series has recently confirmed its return window, taking everyone by surprise. The show debuted on Netflix in July 2023 and ran until September 2023. With its beautiful setting, incredible cast, and stellar character designs, the anime received massive appreciation from the worldwide audience.
Finally, My Happy Marriage Season 2, which was green-lit before the first season’s finale, has unveiled a thrilling first trailer and a release window. The story beautifully follows a woman overcoming the trauma of her abusive family, offering a unique take on the classic Cinderella tale set.
Love and supernatural things come together in My Happy Marriage, making it a standout romantic anime. Despite the series’ immense popularity, the anime director was a bit skeptical of the anime’s success following its dark story.
My Happy Marriage anime is based on a light novel series written by Akumi Agitogi. It offers a unique take on the classic Cinderella tale set in a time period reminiscent of the 19th-century Meiji Restoration era. Owing to the novel’s immense popularity, the anime had huge shoes to fill and successfully exceeded fans’ expectations.
Komi Can’t Communicate and My Happy Marriage are available to watch on Netflix.
