The manga 'A Silent Voice' by Yoshitoki Ōima begins serialization in Kodansha's Weekly Shonen Magazine.
The serialization of 'A Silent Voice' manga concludes with a total of 7 volumes published.
Announcement of the production of the anime film adaptation of 'A Silent Voice'.
The anime film adaptation of 'A Silent Voice' is released in Japanese theaters.
The anime film 'A Silent Voice' is released internationally, including North America and Europe.
In elementary school, Shoya bullies the new transfer student Shoko Nishimiya, who is deaf, causing her to transfer out of school.
After bullying Shoko, Shoya becomes the target of bullying and ostracism by other students.
Due to the bullying and difficulties, Shoko transfers out from the elementary school.
Years later, in high school, Shoya decides to make amends and reaches out to Shoko to apologize.
Shoya and Shoko rebuild their relationship and begin to support each other through their struggles.
Shoya faces his feelings of guilt and overcomes social isolation with help from Shoko and friends.
Shoko experiences increased difficulty with her hearing, challenging her further.
During a class trip, Shoya and Shoko deepen bonds with classmates and resolve past conflicts.
They share their vulnerabilities and reinforce their mutual support.
Shoya and Shoko look toward a hopeful future, having found forgiveness and friendship.
