Komi-san
“Komi Has a communication disorder ” is a Japanese manga series written by Tomohito Oda. The series is licensed in North America by Viz Media.
The cast of the Manga includes:
- Shoko Komi
- Hitohito Tadano
- Ren Yamai
- Makeru Yadano
- Shigeo Chiarai
- Shosuke Komi
- Makoto Katai
- Amami Sato
Komi is a high school girl who suffers from extreme social anxiety, which prevents her from communicating confidently. She is good with words so often expresses herself in a written form.
Gradually as the series proceeds, Komi develops feelings for Tadano. Ultimately it ends up admitting to Manbagi as she is confronting her about her feelings. Overcome anxiety was a task for her with the communication disorder.
Maeda is a member of the Sociology Club together with Sato and Ushiroda and is the only one who doesn’t worship Komi.
On December 23, 2021, Netflix announced that a second season was on the go. It premiered on April 7, 2022, in Japan, followed by its April 27 release on Netflix.
Omoharu Nakanaka claims Komi is Princess Komilia, her friend from a previous life, and later Komi volunteers to be Nakanaka’s gym partner. Komi, Najimi, and Tadano distribute flyers for the festival and nervously hands them to people they have met, including the mother of the baby Komi befriended at the library.
Shinichiro Karoo voices Katai Makoto, who will have more screen time and a stronger impact for the second season with the narrative voice.
Episode 12 is likely to release on 22 July 2022 around noon on Netflix globally and the second season consists of 12 episodes and around 3 months. The excitement level is real and can’t wait to know more about the mysteries and what will happen at the end.
The episodes will be first aired on the Japanese Local Television Networks, such as TV Osaka, BS TV Tokyo, TV Tokyo, and TV Aichi. Komi San manga has over 6 million copies and the manga won the 67th Shogakukan Manga Award for the shōnen category. Stay tuned for more updates !!
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