Directed by:
Masahiko MurataScreenplay:
Shinzō FujitaCinematography:
Yorinobu OdaComposer:
Ryo KawasakiCast:
Rie Hikisaka, Kenjirō Tsuda, Reiji Kawashima, Aya Uchida, Mitsuki Saiga, 愛河里花子, Kentarō Tone, Ryōko Shiraishi, Manaka Iwami, Atsushi Abe, Taku Yashiro (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(20)
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The Last One (S01E01)
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A Rambunctious Girl (S01E02)
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A Small Evolution (S01E03)
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A Large Vessel (S01E04)
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Those Who Follow (S01E05)
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Our Goals (S01E06)
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The Boy Who Wants to Change (S01E07)
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Monster Brothers (S01E08)
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Deep Memories (S01E09)
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New Family (S01E10)
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Gift From the Past (S01E11)
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Awakening (S01E12)
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Aspiring to Go Higher (S01E13)
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Jananda, Island of Freedom (S01E14)
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The Girl Called Tonari (S01E15)
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The Children's Dreams (S01E16)
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The Defeated (S01E17)
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To Continue On (S01E18)
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Wandering Rage (S01E19)
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Echoes (S01E20)
Videos (3)
Reviews (1)
I had very high expectations for this anime series because of the fact that Yoshitoki Oima was the manga artist who wrote this anime series, and well, it did not let me down. In my opinion, she wrote one of the best anime movies of the last five years, and A Silent Voice is the movie that probably had the most impact on me emotionally in recent years. Once again, this show has an interesting subject matter, which, this time, is about life rather than simply living, and which cleverly combines all sorts of themes, such as evolution, adolescence, predestination, prejudice, and loneliness, among other things. The show is really about relationships, so there are a lot of feelings, drama, and sometimes there is some action. This anime series also has a huge advantage in that the main male protagonist starts off as "Tabula rasa", so the audience can really enjoy the development and evolution of his character. In addition to this, there are a lot of friendly characters, very good animation, and a wonderful soundtrack that work together to deliver a truly magnificent experience. I enjoyed most of the episodes and really liked the characters like March, Parona, Pioran, and Gugu. I also liked the main character Fushi, and in particular the mysterious man in black, who guided me through the narrative. The concept is good and well-executed, it has an interesting subject matter, plus a bit of mystery - in my opinion this anime series really hit the spot. On the other hand, I wonder if I could not have expected more from it. I found the anime series moving, and it touched me emotionally, although I am not sure whether it was such a powerful experience for me to remember it in five years’ time. At times I felt like it was forcing its vision too excessively, and sometimes I found it too predictable, mostly in terms of the huge and sad twists, which is why they probably did not have as strong an impact as they should have. My feelings about this anime series are somewhere between a weak five stars and a very strong four stars - 8.5/10.
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