A Silent Voice Complete Collector's Edition 2

It has color page uncropped artwork of all 7 volumes too. The form factor was unnecessary for Silent Voice compared to Attack on Titan or Berserk, but the paper quality is top notch compared to something like Ghost in the Shell Fully Complied Edition by Kodansha. My only gripe is that the first chapter of the volume is like a weird side story that distracts from the continuity of the narrative if you only own Vol. 2.

This volume is exactly like the first collector's edition - huge, glossy, premium paper, over 50+ pages of bonus content and it also has the color covers of each single volume and the posters which were included in the box set. It really is the complete edition. The only thing probably missing is perhaps the short side story that Yoshitoki sensei drew for the screening of Kyoani's movie adaptation but it is as I said just a minor story and doesn't impact the overall narrative much at all so it's fine. If you are on the fence about buying these two collector's editions, then don't be. It is the best and most complete Koe no Katachi (A Silent Voice) experience that you can get in English and then some.

The quality of paper was amazing and overall a 10/10 story

I buyed it and it took some days to reach but it was worth the wait and collector version manga is worth the price go for it if you are from india it arrived well rest condition is depending on your delivery service.

Weighs abit but great manga series and movie 🍿🎥 you need to read at a desk.

I love this story so much, after watching the movie I just knew I had to collect the manga, and thankfully I waited and the collectors edition came out. The extra coloured illustrations included are so beautiful and in general the quality of the pages is really high and well worth the price, especially since it goes on sale quite often. I’ve always had issues with hardcover books from amazon having damages on the spine, cover and back, and as a collector thats just not acceptable so I try to avoid ordering hardcovers. However thankfully this arrived in almost perfect condition, just the smallest little dent on the bottom of the spine which is barely visible and small little defects are quite common and not a deal breaker. For the story itself I definitely recommend this series, I love how they tackle the issues of bullying in multiple different forms and how impressionable young children can be and the importance of taking accountability. Definitely a recommend, I’m a huge fan of the series and it’s just so beautiful and made me cry watching and reading it

That is it, whatever was holding the pages to cover of book was some type of weak glue that got weak enough that book is at point of breaking. Further the pages were stuck together to degree one ripped upon arrival.

“A Silent Voice, Complete Collector’s Edition 2” by Yoshitoki Oima is the first half of manga (roughly 3.5 volumes) that was later animated into the beautiful film by Kyoto Animation. Included as extras are the 2nd original “pilot” short story, a cover art gallery, & several interviews with the creator. As a collector’s edition, it’s beautiful & hardback & filled with extras that truly deepen one’s understanding of the material. The interviews (& l translation notes) all help deepen one’s understanding of the story & easy to miss minor or small moments in the manga. I’ve probably said most of how I feel about this series in the previous review, so I’ll keep this shorter. It’s basically just an amazing story about growing up & learning to understand & communicate with others. It’s just one of the best pieces of writing / sequential art I’ve ever read, & I can’t recommend it enough. I wasn’t sure I’d enjoy the let’s-make-a-movie subplot in the manga, but it actually helped in deepening each of the characters. It also gave a more believable excuse for the friend group getting together so much & bonding (*spoiler warning* especially after Shoko’s s-word attempt & Shoya’s near death experience trying to save her). This is not a light & fluffy series, but the mature themes are handled with care & tenderness. I also really appreciated how the author really tried to convey that no one is a pure villain. This is elaborated even better in the interviews. I also really appreciated that they pointed out how much this isn’t a romance & any romance contained or implied is only in it’s fledgling stages. This is more a story of atonement & moving on & friendship. The friendship is strengthened (from what we glimpse in the film) by each character having a chapter of focus. The character of Satoshi especially gets more development & Kawai & Ueno get more context (& growth) for why they are. Bonus points that we get more glimpses into the characters’ familial lives. I especially like that there’s a whole chapter focusing on a time skip to show that the friend group is still connected. I will definitely re-read this, & I would wholeheartedly encourage almost anyone to give this manga series (or film) a read (or watch). Love it so much. 💜

Absolut wundervolle Ausgabe (der zweiten Hälfte) dieses unverzichtbaren Mangas. Kam sehr zügig und ohne Schaden bei mir an. Sehr gutes Papier und ein klarer Druck. Zusammen mit Band 2 für einen sehr günstigen Preis erhältlich. Anders als der Film springt der Manga in der Zeit und Perspektive deutlich häufiger hin und her, dafür erhält man natürlich noch wesentlich mehr Informationen über die gesamte Geschichte. Sollte in jeder Bibliothek stehen, selbst wenn man an Manga sonst wenig Interesse hat. (Rezension für Band 1, kopiert)