Komi Can't Communicate #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeVolume 20 of the slice-of-life manga series continues the story of Shoko Komi, a high school girl with a communication disorder, as she navigates friendships, school life, and her goal of making 100 friends. This installment features the class trip arc and further develops the relationship between Komi and her classmate Tadano Hitohito.
In "Reciprocating," Komi and Tadano find themselves seated side by side on a bus bound for a snowboarding weekend arranged by Manbagi, their shared silence stretching between them as the miles roll by. Written by Tomohito Oda and John Werry, and illustrated by Oda with inks and letters by Eve Grandt, this quiet moment captures the gentle tension of connection just beginning to form. The cover, also by Tomohito Oda, frames the journey with warmth and subtle anticipation.
In "Can't Sleep," Komi and Tadano find themselves seated together on a bus to a snowboarding resort, the quiet tension between them making sleep impossible. As the group travels through the night, their shared silence becomes a quiet battleground of unspoken feelings and nervous energy.
Stranded by a sudden downpour and missing their bus, Tadano and Manbagi take refuge at a remote inn, forced to spend a tense night together under unexpected circumstances. As the storm rages outside, their quiet, awkward companionship unfolds in the stillness of a place that feels just a little too small for two people who don’t quite know how to talk.
In the quiet stillness of a shared futon at a countryside inn, Manbagi wrestles with her growing feelings for Tadano, her thoughts a whirlwind of hesitation and longing. As sleep finally pulls her under, her voice barely a whisper—just enough to hang in the air, a fragile confession left unspoken but finally heard.
In "Girls' Follow-Up Convo," Manbagi’s sleepy, half-awake confession lingers in the air, leaving Tadano unsettled and the tension between them thickening. Back at home, the other girls swarm Manbagi with relentless questions, eager for every detail of what happened.
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