Komi Can't Communicate #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeVolume 9 of Tomohito Oda's beloved romantic comedy manga series continues the story of Shoko Komi, a high school girl with a communication disorder, and her friend Hitohito Tadano as they navigate the challenges of making friends and connecting with others. This volume includes the school trip arc and further development of the growing relationship between Komi and Tadano, along with more humorous and heartwarming interactions with the eccentric classmates at Itan Private High School.
In "Everyone's Communication," Komi’s quiet resolve takes her on a midnight walk to Tadano’s apartment, driven by guilt over chocolates she never gave him—while Tadano grapples with the quiet sting of being the only one who didn’t receive any. Written by Tomohito Oda and John Werry, with art and inks by Oda and lettering by Eve Grandt, this heartfelt chapter captures the fragile, fleeting moments between students where silence speaks louder than words. The cover, also by Tomohito Oda, mirrors the emotional weight of the scene with delicate, expressive detail.
In "Erasers, Go!", Najimi kicks off a classroom challenge that turns ordinary erasers into makeshift aircraft, sparking a playful race to craft the most convincing fake airplane—no actual flying involved, just creative chaos.
In "Valentine's Day," Jo nervously crafts a heartfelt chocolate gift for Tadano, only to freeze at the moment of giving it—overwhelmed by the quiet, terrifying weight of what it might mean. The story captures that delicate, fluttering moment just before a confession, where every unspoken word hangs in the air.
In the quiet aftermath of Valentine’s Day, Komi, weighed down by guilt over not giving Tadano chocolates, ventures out into the night to deliver them in person. Meanwhile, Tadano wrestles with the quiet sting of being the only one who didn’t receive any, even as he tries to keep his thoughts from spiraling.
In "Quelling the Demon," Akako’s growing frustration pushes everyone away, her temper flaring like a storm no one dares approach. But when Komi quietly offers a small kindness, the wall around her begins to crack—just a little.
In "Chocolate for Friends," Tadano finds himself caught in a quiet dilemma: how to give Komi a White Day gift that feels meaningful without crossing any unspoken lines. With careful thought and a touch of nervous hope, he tries to find the perfect way to say something he can’t quite put into words.
In "White Day," Tadano takes a bold step by visiting Komi’s home to deliver her White Day gift, only to arrive just as she’s stepped out on an errand. Left alone with her parents, he’s left navigating the quiet tension of the moment, caught between anticipation and the quiet dread of what might come next.
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