History Heartwarming / ASilentVoice

** At the end of the series, Ueno and Sahara are shown to be happy together as business partners, with hints that [[AmbiguouslyBi they are "partners" in a different sense as well.]] However, it should be underlined that Ueno's ambiguous actions were intended to make Shoya jealous. After being found out that it was a lie, Ueno was immediately embarrassed and annoyed.

** At the end of the series, Ueno and Sahara are shown to be happy together as business partners, with hints that [[AmbiguouslyBi they are "partners" in a different sense as well.]]However, it should be underlined that Ueno's ambiguous actions were intended to make Shoya jealous. After being found out that it was a lie, Ueno was immediately embarrassed and annoyed.

** At the end of the series, Ueno and Sahara are shown to be happy together as business partners, with hints that [[AmbiguouslyBi they are "partners" in a different sense as well.]]

** At the end of the series, they're shown to be happy together as business partners, with hints that [[AmbiguouslyBi they are "partners" in a different sense as well.]]

* The meeting between Shoya and Ueno in Chapter 61 where Ueno finally apologizes to Shoya about the way she'd treated him and Shoko when they were kids and feeling like she's a terrible person for trying to erase their friendship and because she still doesn't like Shoko (or more specifically, [[{{Tsundere}} actively wants to resist liking her]]). Shoya reassures her that there's more to her than her past actions or who she likes and dislikes and that she's fine the way she is. Ueno then runs off [[IWantMyBelovedToBeHappy telling him, in a roundabout way, to realize his own feelings for Shoko.]]

* The little side story where it shows Shoko getting her hair cut by Shoya’s mother. When she’s informed by Shoko’s mother that she wants Shoko to have a boyish appearance, Shoya’s mother asks Shoko if she wants the haircut her mother wants. Shoko says no and instead wants a bob cut. Even though Shoko’s mother was upset her daughter received a different haircut, Shoko was thankful to Shoya’s mother for her service.

* The meeting between Shoya and Ueno in Chapter 61 where Ueno finally apologizes to Shoya about the way she'd treated him and Shoko when they were kids and feeling like she's a terrible person for trying to erase their friendship and because she still doesn't like Shoko (or more specifically, [[{{Tsundere}} actively wants to resist liking her]]). Shoya reassures her that there's more to her than who she likes and dislikes and that she's fine the way she is. Ueno then runs off telling him, in a roundabout way, to realize his own feelings for Shoko.

* The meeting between Shoya and Ueno in Chapter 61 where Ueno finally apologizes to Shoya about the way she'd treated him and Shoko when they were kids and feeling like she's a terrible person for trying to erase their friendship and because she still doesn't like Shoko. Shoya reassures her that there's more to her than who she likes and dislikes and that she's fine the way she is. Ueno then runs off telling him, in a roundabout way, to realize his own feelings for Shoko.

** The manga instead has [[https://s18.mkklcdnv6tempv4.com/mangakakalot/k2/koe_no_katachi/chapter_58/10.jpg this]] [[https://s18.mkklcdnv6tempv4.com/mangakakalot/k2/koe_no_katachi/chapter_58/11.jpg moment]], which combined with Ueno's later statement of "I don't ''want'' to like her!", reinforces that she's starting to go {{Tsundere}} for Shoko, and Shoko couldn't be happier about it.

** The manga instead has [[https://s7.mkklcdnv6tempv3.com/mangakakalot/k2/koe_no_katachi/chapter_58/10.jpg this]] [[https://s7.mkklcdnv6tempv3.com/mangakakalot/k2/koe_no_katachi/chapter_58/11.jpg moment]], which combined with Ueno's later statement of "I don't ''want'' to like her!", reinforces that she's starting to go {{Tsundere}} for Shoko, and Shoko couldn't be happier about it.

** The manga instead has [[https://s7.mkklcdnv6tempv3.com/mangakakalot/k2/koe_no_katachi/chapter_58/10.jpg this]] [[https://s7.mkklcdnv6tempv3.com/mangakakalot/k2/koe_no_katachi/chapter_58/10.jpg moment]], which combined with Ueno's later statement of "I don't ''want'' to like her!", reinforces that she's starting to go {{Tsundere}} for Shoko.

* [[spoiler: "I lub moo".]] Sadly, it turns into a {{Tearjerker}} when [[spoiler:Ishida]] doesn't understand it.

* Yuzuru takes lots of pictures of dead things and has them covering the walls of her room. At first it comes off as creepy... [[spoiler:It's later revealed that after the incident where Shoya threw Shoko's notebook into the water back in elementary school, a soaked and crying Shoko told Yuzuru that she wanted to die. Yuzuru taking pictures of dead things is her attempt show her sister how gross and disgusting death is in the hopes that it would make her not want to kill herself. It didn't work.]]

* Shoko's mother thanks Ishida for befriending her children at the end of Chapter 31, [[spoiler:in light of her own mother's passing.]]

* After Ueno is separated from Nishimiya and her mother, [[spoiler:Sahara says her and Ueno should head home. Ueno responds that they're no longer friends to which Sahara simply smiles and says yes they are. Despite everything that had happened, Sahara's a true blue friend not just for Nishimiya but Ueno as well.]]
* Even more Heartwarming has come in Chapter 46. [[spoiler:Nagatsuka is the first of the old group to have a real and passive conversation with Nishimiya since the incident. He's even the first to directly ask her why she tried to commit suicide. Her answer was that she felt like she ruined what everyone worked so hard to achieve. Nagatsuka's response to this? To immediately ask her what they can do to fix what she feels she ruined. Nishimiya says that she would like to finish the movie with him and everyone else, and Nagatsuka wholeheartedly agrees, writing "Let's do it together!" on the notepad they were using to communicate. This all just show that despite what happened on the bridge, Nagatsuka is still willing to be there for Nishimiya, and for Ishida too- because he really is their friend.]]
* Chapter 53, [[spoiler:the long awaited reunion between Shoko and Shoya. The moment he hears her crying at the bridge, Shoya makes a desperate attempt to escape the hospital and find her. And when he finally does, he's wondering to himself whether seeing her like this, purely by chance, is all just a dream. Then Shoko goes up and pokes his body, clearly showing that she too needs to know if this is all real. After the both finally realize that this is all reality, they just start laughing.]]

* The entirety of chapter 57. [[spoiler:An entire chapter dedicated to reconciliation between Ishida and the rest of his friends with the X's dropping off not just their faces but every single person finally hitting at the message of the series: life and people aren't perfect but you should still value them, warts and all.]]
* The meeting between [[spoiler:Shoya and Ueno]] in Chapter 61 where [[spoiler:Ueno finally apologizes to Shoya about the way she'd treated him and Shoko when they were kids and feeling like she's a terrible person for trying to erase their friendship and because she still doesn't like Shoko. Shoya reassures her that there's more to her than who she likes and dislikes and that she's fine the way she is. Ueno then runs off telling him, in a roundabout way, to realize his own feelings for Shoko.]]
* At the end of the movie adaptation when [[spoiler:Ueno attempts to insult Shoko with sign, only for Shoko to excitedly correct her, seeing it as a chance to connect. Unfortunately beyond embarrassing her, it doesn't work and she remains as unrepentant as ever, unless you read her response as her being {{Tsundere}}, which is highly possible given that learning sign language is a mighty endeavor and not likely to be done for someone you wholly dislike. Either way, Shoko is left hopeful that she can win her over yet.]]

* At the end of the movie adaptation when [[spoiler:Ueno attempts to insult Shoko with sign, only for Shoko to excitedly correct her, seeing it as a chance to connect. Unfortunately beyond embarrassing her, it doesn't work and she remains as unrepentant as ever, unless you read her response as her being {{Tsundere}}. Either way, Shoko is left hopeful that she can win her over yet.]]

* Even more Heartwarming has come in Chapter 46. [[spoiler:Nagatsuka is the first of the old group to have a real and passive conversation with Nishimiya since the incident. He's even the first to directly ask her why she tried to commit suicide. Her answer was that she felt like she ruined what everyone worked so hard to achieve. Nagatsuka's response to this? To immediately ask her what they can do to fix what she feels she ruined. Nishimiya says that she would like to finish the movie with him and everyone else, and Nagatsuka whole heartedly agrees, writing "Let's do it together!" on the notepad they were using to communicate. This all just show that despite what happened on the bridge, Nagatsuka is still willing to be there for Nishimiya, and for Ishida too- because he really is their friend.]]

* [[spoiler: "I lub moo".]]

* In chapter 5, Shouya is imagining how pathetic his life would be and we get to see a picture of a much older version of him on a pile of trash bags. What's heartwarming is that in that pile of trash bags, there is a picture frame of a person that looks a lot like his mother. Even when he envisions himself as on the road to a pathetic life, he still keeps his mother close to his heart.
* The fact that Shouya learned UsefulNotes/SignLanguage as part of his mission to atone for what he did to Shouko is heartwarming in and of itself.
* Tomohiro searched long and hard to bring Shoya's bike back to him. When Shoya is confronted with this, he truly looks at the guy for the first time, and the X flutters off his face.
* Shouya spending the night looking for Shouko with her mother and sister at least warms them up to him a little more than before.
* Shoko being reunited with her old friend Miyoko, and how well the two of them get along from there on out.
* [[spoiler: "I lub moo"]]

* Yuzuru takes lots of pictures of dead things and has them covering the walls of her room. At first it comes off as creepy... [[spoiler:It's later revealed that after the incident where Shouya threw Shouko's notebook into the water back in elementary school, a soaked and crying Shouko told Yuzuru that she wanted to die. Yuzuru taking pictures of dead things is her attempt show her sister how gross and disgusting death is in the hopes that it would make her not want to kill herself. It didn't work.]]
* Shouko's mother thanks Shouya for befriending her children at the end of Chapter 31, [[spoiler:in light of her own mother's passing.]]

* After Ueno is separated from Shouko and her mother, [[spoiler:Sahara says her and Ueno should head home. Ueno responds that they're no longer friends to which Sahara simply smiles and says yes they are. Despite everything that had happened, Sahara's a true blue friend not just for Shouko but Ueno as well.]]
* Even more Heartwarming has come in Chapter 46.[[spoiler: Nagatsuka is the first of the old group to have a real and passive conversation with Shouko since the incident. He's even the first to directly ask her why she tried to commit suicide. Her answer was that she felt like she ruined what everyone worked so hard to achieve. Nagatsuka's response to this? To immediately ask her what they can do to fix what she feels she ruined. Shouko says that she would like to finish the movie with him and everyone else, and Nagatsuka whole heartedly agrees, writing "Let's do it together!" on the notepad they were using to communicate. This all just show that despite what happened on the bridge, Nagatsuka is still willing to be there for Shouko, and for Shouya too- because he really is their friend.]]
* Chapter 53, [[spoiler:the long awaited reunion between Shouko and Shouya. The moment he hears her crying at the bridge, Shouya makes a desperate attempt to escape the hospital and find her. And when he finally does, he's wondering to himself whether seeing her like this, purely by chance, is all just a dream. Then Shouko goes up and pokes his body, clearly showing that she too needs to know if this is all real. After the both finally realize that this is all reality, they just start laughing.]]

* The fact that Pedro is sticking around to help support his new family. Shouya's sister is presumably happy with him too, since this relationship has lasted a long time compared to all her previous ones. They're even expecting a new child.

* The meeting between [[spoiler:Shouya and Ueno]] in Chapter 61 where [[spoiler:Ueno finally apologizes to Shouya about the way she'd treated him and Shouko when they were kids and feeling like she's a terrible person for trying to erase their friendship and because she still doesn't like Shouko. Shouya reassures her that there's more to her than who she likes and dislikes and that she's fine the way she is. Ueno then runs off telling him, in a roundabout way, to realize his own feelings for Shouko.]]
* At the end of the movie adaptation when [[spoiler:Ueno attempts to insult Shouko with sign, only for Shouko to excitedly correct her, seeing it as a chance to connect. Unfortunately beyond embarrassing her, it doesn't work and she remains as unrepentant as ever, unless you read her response as her being {{Tsundere}}. Either way, Shouko is left hopeful that she can win her over yet.]]

* At the end of the movie adaptation when [[spoiler:Ueno attempts to insult Shouko with sign, only for Shouko to excitedly correct her, seeing as a chance to connect. Unfortunately beyond embarrassing her, it doesn't work and she remains as unrepentant as ever, unless you read her response as her being {{Tsundere}}.]]

* At the end of the movie adaptation when [[spoiler:Ueno attempts to insult Shouko with sign, only for Shouko to excitedly correct her, seeing as a chance to connect. Unfortunately beyond embarrassing her, it doesn't work and she remains as unrepentant as ever.]]

* The fact that Pedro is sticking around to help support his new family. Shoko's sister is presumably happy with him too, since this relationship has lasted a long time compared to all her previous ones. They're even expecting a new child.

* At the end of the movie adaptation when [[spoiler:Ueno attempts to insult Shouko with sign, only for Shouko to excitedly correct her, seeing as a chance to connect.]]

* The fact that Shouya learned SignLanguage as part of his mission to atone for what he did to Shouko is heartwarming in and of itself.

* At the end of the movie adaptation when [[spoiler:Ueno attempts to insult Shouko with sign, only for Shouko to excitedly correct her, seeing as a chance to connect.]]

* The meeting between [[spoiler:Shouya and Ueno]] in Chapter 61 where [[spoiler:Ueno finally apologizes to Shouya about the way she'd treated him and Shouko when they were kids and feeling like she's a terrible person for trying to erase their friendship and because she still doesn't like Shouko. Shouya reassures her that there's more to her than who she likes and dislikes and that she's fine the way she is. Ueno then runs off telling him, in a roundabout way, to realize his own feelings for Shouko.]]