Love will be in the air for Komi and Tadano this week. Naruse’s last outing was about his disastrous affair with Are-San. But the most surprising aspect was that the lady accepted all of his flaws and mistakes. During his date with her, he even went shirtless. Despite the fact that the date was flawed in every way, it inspired all of the boys to improve their dating skills. Will Tadano do anything else for Komi? All of the answers can be found in Komi Can’t Communicate Chapter 366.
Tadano will devise a strategy to make Komi feel special in the following chapter. He goes to set up a date for his best friend, inspired by Naruse’s efforts. Even so, this plan is bound to have flaws and problems.
Komi Can’t Communicate Chapter 366 Release Date
With each new release, Komi’s life will take new turns. There has been no significant delay in the release of this week’s release. As a result, Komi Can’t Communicate Chapter 366 will be available to fans this week. The final date for release is July 27, 2022. All manga chapters will only be available on Kodansha’s official website.
Komi Can’t Communicate Chapter 366: What Happens Next?
Everyone, from Isagi to Tadano to Komi, went insane when they saw Naruse and Are-San talking to each other. First, Naruse approached him without a shirt on. What was most shocking was that she agreed with that statement. Komi Chapter 366 Can’t Communicate will now begin with the entire class discussing the date they just witnessed. But it would spark an idea for Tadano.
Tadano will devise a plan to take Komi on a date after learning from Naruse’s mistakes. This date will be the focus of Komi Can’t Communicate Chapter 366. It’ll be fun to see where the boy takes her to make her feel special.
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Read Komi Can’t Communicate Chapter 366 Manga Online From Manga Websites Like Viz, Although raw scans of the manga are probably available on numerous manga websites and YouTube videos, we advise reading from official sources to support the creators.
Komi Can’t Communicate Chapter 366 Spoiler and Prediction
Here is some Komi Can’t Communicate Chapter 366 Spoiler and Prediction From Reddit :
Komi came to Tadano’s house because she wanted Tadano to tell her that she looks cute in her summer uniform. He stumbled over his words, however. She realised she had forgotten her lunchbox on the way to school and returned to get it. The summer uniform Grand Prix was held at school once more, and everyone received a score. When Komi returned, Tadano corrected himself, clearly stating that she looks cute, which of course she was overjoyed to hear.
Okay, so I was correct in predicting that the next chapter would be a slice of life, but what I didn’t expect was for the slice of life to still have Chadano do something extra and call Komi cute, all I can say is that this is ramping up and I can’t wait for the smooch, hopefully sooner rather than later, anyone else agree?
In their relationship, it’s mostly been Komi asked to do things, yea Tadano was the one to make the first date, or he usually takes initiative to start a conversation ( duh) but when it comes to the more intense things, it’s been Komi to ask to hold hands or to ask for the smooch, and now that we can see that Tadano is interested and wants to do it as well because he’s been asking for advice in the last couple chapters, so my prediction is that either Tadano’s going to ask for it or komi is just going pull him (screaming internally) into the world of physical romance.
Komi Can’t Communicate Chapter 366 Discussion
Most non-resident Japanese people believe that calling Japanese women or girls is a strong compliment, as if they will take it as a medal of some sort, as if their life energy will expand or they will power up like Goku. (≧▽≦)
It’s not their fault; it’s all due to decades of ‘kawaii culture’ stereotyping of Japanese girls and women as cute, as well as their ‘eagerness to be called cute’ troupe, as seen in the majority of animes, mangas, and Japanese mainstream media. People all over the world believe that Japanese women enjoy being called cute, but I believe they take it as seriously as any other woman from a different country (but in a positive way). Surprisingly, most Japanese women do not object to this portrayal, and some are completely unaware of the situation.
However, many modern-day mangakas have already begun to poke fun at this stereotyping, most notably Aka Akasaka, whose characterization of ‘Chika Fujiwara’ is a direct dis to this stereotyping, and Oda, who created ‘Yamai Ren’ and ‘Omokawa Machi’. In fact, many authors in many slices of life and wholesome genres do the same, and as a result, we see this stereotyping much less in these genres, but when they do, it’s usually in a funny way. This is quite common in the harem genre; in fact, the entire harem genre is built around this unrealistic and stupid depiction.
As seen in our favourite manga, Tadano will not go full chad mode and start calling other girls cute (aside from Komi san), which would be awkward and complicate the situation, as he did once with Manbagi (unknowingly), and not even the normie trio would dare to make such casual compliments openly. So, even if they think the girl is cute, they keep it to themselves because they’re unaware of how she feels about them and, more importantly, they’re unsure whether or not they’re committed to her. Calling someone cute in Asia (including Japan) means ‘I’m interested in you,’ so in a conservative society (which most of Asia is), it’s reserved only for children, family, spouses, and lovers. So, if they tell a girl that they look cute, it may also indicate or hint that they are interested in her. The same is true for women.
However, it was Japanese cute culture that challenged their country’s conservative norms by ‘normalising’ call girls, models, pop artists, and fictional characters as cute. This later included ‘androgynous men’ as part of their ‘cute culture,’ which differed greatly from the western concept of cuteness (childlike appearance). What I mean is that the meaning of ‘kawaii’ in Japanese has always been the same as ‘cute’ in the west and the rest of the world; however, it all changed around the 1970s and 1980s after the introduction of this culture. This ‘cute culture’ not only contradicts the country’s pre-existing conservative social norms, but also stereotypes Japanese men and women as ‘cuties’ on a global scale. Many surveys indicate that Japanese men dislike calling themselves cute, primarily because it diminishes their’masculinity,’ but it is also suggested that the majority of Japanese men enjoy it.
Some historians believe Japan introduced this culture to counteract Japan’s post-World War II negative image by portraying its civilians as “more approachable” and “friendly.” Most Japanese historians and the mainstream media deny this and refuse to discuss its origins for various reasons.
Whatever the reasons, this culture has had a long-lasting impact on Japanese people and the entire world; some believe it is fading, but I personally believe it will remain mainstream for decades to come.
Tadano doesn’t care what culture is prevalent in his country; he’s a completely normal guy, which is why we all adore him. Take, for example, Najimi, who is from the LGBTQ community, but Tadano simply doesn’t care about his/her new identity; he still treats him/her like a boy and has the freedom to refer to him/her as a girl or boy whenever he wants, and Najimi appears to be unconcerned about this fact. However, he is not a ‘homophobe,’ as evidenced by the way he treated another Trans character, ‘Imouto Ribbon,’ with care and respect. He is simply a straightforward individual who dislikes complicating situations and prefers to accept things as they are rather than imposing his wishes on others.
Imagine if the entire Komi can’t communicate plot took place in the United States. Would Tadano fit in as a typical American high schooler? Yes, he will undoubtedly fit in there as well. In fact, Tadano’s personality is ‘universally acceptable,’ meaning he can fit in anywhere in the world, in any country. You can create a whole ‘Komi can’t communicate’ story anywhere you want with his basic’skeleton personality.’ You can even change every character’s name and background if you want, but in the end, put Tadano’s characteristics in any one ‘new character’ you’ve made, and this ‘new character’ can definitely bring ‘order’ in your new storyline as well.
Tadano is not a reservist by nature; in fact, he is just like you and me or anyone else. He’s just an ordinary person who is unconcerned about politics, mainstream media, or culture; he’s just a ‘natural adaptor’ like any other civilian, and his ‘perceptive nature is a very important must-have tool that we all require while living in society.
Above all, there’s one more important quality about Tadano: he’s loyal and honest by nature, a trait that’s on the decline in individuals in today’s societies around the world.
Overall, Tadano is an experience for all of us, an inspiration for how to be happy and remove toxicity from any community or society. Tadano is a hypothetically impossible personality to understand, but if we understand Tadano, we can certainly become somewhat like him. Trustworthy and understanding.
And it’s definitely not because Komi is beautiful that he has a crush on her. He adores her because she, too, has assisted him in maturing from his “self-deprecating” nature to the warm and confident man he is now.
Summary of the previous chapter
“Ripple” was the title of last week’s chapter of Komi Can’t Communicate. The chapter began with Tadano visiting Naruse-Kun in Class 3-4. He was aware that he was going on a date with Are-San. However, when the entire class heard this, they were all taken aback. All the boys turned to face him and began teasing him because he had a girlfriend.
Even Tadano was embarrassed to have leaked such personal information. When Naruse discovered that everyone was congratulating him on having a girlfriend, his demeanour completely changed. The chapter concluded with a single panel that displayed the date in between. And everyone else died as they watched those two talk.
Read More About Komi Can’t Communicate Manga Online
Tomohito Oda’s Japanese manga series Komi Can’t Communicate Since May 2016, the chapters have been collected in twenty-one volumes of Tankbon as of May 2021 in Shogakukan Weekly Shnen Sunday.
Viz Media licenced the series for English publication in North America. The first volume was released in June 2019. OLM intends to air an animated television series adaptation in October 2021.
It is Shouko Komi’s first day at the prestigious Itan Private High School, and she has already become a Madonna of School. Her long black hair and large, graceful appearance draw everyone’s attention. However, despite her popularity, Shouko is terrible at making contact with others.
Hitohito Tadano is your typical high school student. He quickly realises that he has made himself the enemy of everyone in his class, despite his life motto of “read the situation and stay out of trouble.” One day, after being knocked out by accident, Hitohito awakens to the sound of Shouko’s “meow.”
Shouko fled because he claimed he didn’t hear. But, before she can flee, Hitohito assumes that Shouko couldn’t easily communicate with others—that she could never truly make a friend. Hitohito resolves to assist Shouko in making a hundred friends in order to overcome her communication disorder. Read “Komi Can’t Communicate Chapters” manga online from manga websites like Viz.
