What's the relationship between 'A Silent Voice' manga and Makakalot?

I'm not really sure. Maybe Panini has something to do with the distribution or publishing of the manga.

Volume 1 of 'A Silent Voice' manga is like the opening door. It shows you the beginnings of the story, the characters' initial situations, and starts to build the emotional connections that carry through the rest of the manga.

Kodansha is the publisher of 'A Silent Voice' manga. They handle the production, distribution, and promotion of the manga to make it available to readers worldwide. Without Kodansha, the manga might not have reached such a wide audience.

Shoko and Shoya's relationship in 'A Silent Voice' manga is quite remarkable. It begins on a rocky note, but as the story unfolds, they learn from each other and their relationship becomes one of mutual growth and healing.

The manga is the original source. Adaptations might capture the main plot and characters but could have some changes for the medium.

The manga is the source material for the anime. The anime tries to capture the essence and key elements of the manga.

It could be that people on Reddit are discussing the manga version of 'A Silent Voice' or comparing it to the anime.

I'm not sure. Maybe there's a scene in the manga involving fireworks or it could be a symbolic element. But I don't have a definite answer.

In the manga, there are often more subplots and side characters explored. The movie selects key elements to tell the story visually, sometimes leaving out certain minor details that are present in the manga.

Well, the connection is quite limited. 'A Silent Voice' manga is a creative content, and MAL is more like a hub for fans to interact and share opinions about different manga and anime, including 'A Silent Voice'.