Komi Can't Communicate #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe 37th volume of Tomohito Oda's beloved high school comedy manga follows Shoko Komi and her friends as they navigate the challenges of their third year. This installment continues to explore Komi's quest to make 100 friends while dealing with the bittersweet realities of approaching graduation and the future beyond school.
In "Hard Worker," Komi faces a new chapter as college approaches, setting her sights on finding off-campus housing—until Rami Kawai steps in with the perfect solution: an apartment just right for Komi and Tadano to share. Written by Tomohito Oda and John Werry, with art and inks by Oda and lettering by Kyla Aiko and Elena Diaz, this heartfelt installment captures the quiet tension and growing closeness between the characters, all rendered in the signature style of the series. The cover, also by Tomohito Oda, beautifully frames the moment with its intimate, expressive detail.
In "Ranked by Size," Totoi's unexpected foray into competitive measurement takes an awkward turn when a group of male seniors gathers for a communal bath—turning a quiet moment into a hilariously tense social experiment. The story unfolds with sharp, deadpan humor as the ritual escalates, leaving everyone caught in a moment of cringe-inducing candor.
In the quiet rhythm of college prep, Komi takes her first steps toward independence, searching for a place to live off campus. Enter Rami Kawai, who offers a surprisingly perfect apartment—just in time for Komi and Tadano to share a new chapter together.
In "Planning the Graduation Ceremony," Komi finds herself unexpectedly nominated to deliver the class speech at graduation, a moment that leaves her overwhelmed. With quiet support from Osana, she grapples with the pressure to speak up—both for herself and in a way that feels true.
In "My Graduation Ceremony, Part 2," Tadano delivers a heartfelt speech reflecting on the friendships he's formed over the past three years, celebrating the quiet moments and unexpected connections that shaped his high school journey. After the ceremony, Hiki quietly thanks Komi for being her inspiration, marking a quiet but meaningful moment of growth.
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