Does 'A Silent Voice' have a manga?

The ending of 'A Silent Voice' is bittersweet. The main characters find some form of resolution and personal growth, but it leaves you with a mix of emotions.

In general, A Silent Voice covers the main elements of the manga. But like with many adaptations, there could be slight differences or compressions to fit the film format.

Ishida doesn't die. The manga follows a different trajectory for his character arc, emphasizing his personal development and relationships rather than a tragic end like death.

In general, 'A Silent Voice' does a decent job of covering the manga. There might be some minor differences in pacing and a few details, but the core story is intact.

The 'Silent Voice' manga has additional content beyond what was shown in the movie. However, it's not a straightforward continuation. It might explore different aspects or provide more depth to the story and characters.

The 'Silent Voice' movie doesn't cover the whole manga. It focuses on the key plot points and characters but leaves out some details and subplots to keep the runtime manageable and the story coherent.

The film and manga of 'A Silent Voice' have both their merits. The film condenses the story effectively but might miss some minor details from the manga.

No, it doesn't. The movie usually covers the main plot points of the manga and there's no continuation specifically after it.

The movie does a decent job of capturing the essence of the manga. It brings the story to life visually, but there are some differences in the way certain scenes are portrayed.

The movie and manga are quite similar. The key plot points and character developments are mostly the same.