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古見さんは、コミュ症です。 [Komi-san wa, Komyushō Desu.] #15
古見さんは、コミュ症です。volume 15 [Komi-san wa Komyushou Desu. 15]
友達を応援するコミュ症美少女コメディー!
只野くんと出会って、友達ができて、
高校2年の2学期、古見さんの“人付き合い(コミュニケーション)”は
より一層、彩りを豊かにしていきます。
友達になった女の子が、生徒会長に立候補。
応援したいと思いました。少しでも、勇気を届けたい。
そして古見さんの可愛いコンプレックスのお話や、
控え目に料理の腕前が披露されるお話も。
新たな友達との、新たな人付き合いが可愛い
コミュ症美少女コメディー、第15巻!
只野くんと出会って、友達ができて、
高校2年の2学期、古見さんの“人付き合い(コミュニケーション)”は
より一層、彩りを豊かにしていきます。
友達になった女の子が、生徒会長に立候補。
応援したいと思いました。少しでも、勇気を届けたい。
そして古見さんの可愛いコンプレックスのお話や、
控え目に料理の腕前が披露されるお話も。
新たな友達との、新たな人付き合いが可愛い
コミュ症美少女コメディー、第15巻!
192 pages, Paperback
First published November 18, 2019
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Tomohito Oda
76 books390 followersODA Tomohito
Name (in native language): 小田智仁
Associated Names: オダトモヒト
Tomohito Oda won the grand prize for World Worst One in the 70th Shogakukan New Comic Artist Awards in 2012. Oda’s series Digicon, about a tough high school girl who finds herself in control of an alien with plans for world domination, ran from 2014 to 2015.
Name (in native language): 小田智仁
Associated Names: オダトモヒト
Tomohito Oda won the grand prize for World Worst One in the 70th Shogakukan New Comic Artist Awards in 2012. Oda’s series Digicon, about a tough high school girl who finds herself in control of an alien with plans for world domination, ran from 2014 to 2015.
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December 4, 2021
The school election volume, where Komi supports an unlikely--and basically unfriendly--Kiyoko Isagi, who doesn’t exactly have a communication disorder, but she has kept people at arm’s length because of her OCD focus on cleanliness. So it’s an unlikely basis for a popularity campaign, and she’s an unlikely person for sweet Komi to support, but, you know, she’s working on that 100 friend goal, so she rallies the troops for Isagi, and Najimi helps, too.
A dinner date is the occasion for Twister, but it is also the occasion for Yamai to lust for Komi, eh. While Manbagi crushes on Tadano (if you are looking for Tadano and Komi to get together, you must continue to hold your breath. . .). The energy and fun level is high, and it’s a fine resolution--guess who wins the election??
A dinner date is the occasion for Twister, but it is also the occasion for Yamai to lust for Komi, eh. While Manbagi crushes on Tadano (if you are looking for Tadano and Komi to get together, you must continue to hold your breath. . .). The energy and fun level is high, and it’s a fine resolution--guess who wins the election??
March 13, 2022
Time for a new friend for Komi! Kiyoki Isagi is a neat freak and germophobe who is running for student council president even though she has effectively shut herself off from interacting with her classmates. She's so strict in her principles, she refuses Komi's help on the campaign so as to avoid the perception that she is using Komi's popularity for votes.
But Komi's gravity well cannot be escaped, and Isagi is drawn in, revealing the person beneath all the quirks and a connection to Shibuki Ase, the classmate who is self-conscious about her sweat and body odor. Isagi proves interesting, but I'm not sure she deserves a full book at the expense of the main characters, as no real progress is made with Komi and Tadano, though they have a nice moment in the closing pages.
In many ways, the younger siblings of Komi and Tadano are slowly taking over the book with their comedic B-plot shenanigans, getting more screen time directly interacting than the main characters, including a double date this time.
Still a good time, and I have two more volumes on hand from the library. On to the next!
But Komi's gravity well cannot be escaped, and Isagi is drawn in, revealing the person beneath all the quirks and a connection to Shibuki Ase, the classmate who is self-conscious about her sweat and body odor. Isagi proves interesting, but I'm not sure she deserves a full book at the expense of the main characters, as no real progress is made with Komi and Tadano, though they have a nice moment in the closing pages.
In many ways, the younger siblings of Komi and Tadano are slowly taking over the book with their comedic B-plot shenanigans, getting more screen time directly interacting than the main characters, including a double date this time.
Still a good time, and I have two more volumes on hand from the library. On to the next!
November 14, 2021
This volume introduced a classmate and friend who is ever more socially inept than Komi is, and she wants to run for student council president! Unfortunately, that arc seemed to drag on too long for me, but at least I was rewarded with a couple of gems.
First one is a Manbagi story that moves forward the overarching story for this school year. It's a short and cute story about Rumiko processing her feelings.
Second one is the Komi family having a small dinner party for Komi and Shoko's friends. It has lots of story threads coming together for a short story. It's always fun when stories like this reward to the long time Komi reader.
First one is a Manbagi story that moves forward the overarching story for this school year. It's a short and cute story about Rumiko processing her feelings.
Second one is the Komi family having a small dinner party for Komi and Shoko's friends. It has lots of story threads coming together for a short story. It's always fun when stories like this reward to the long time Komi reader.
October 18, 2021
It’s school election time and Komi’s classmate Isagi has pledged to clean up the school. She’s certainly got the right mindset, as her passion for cleanliness is textbook OCD. Can Komi and friends win her over? Elsewhere, dinner dates happen and I’ve never hated Twister so much in my life.
You are eating salmon and bite down on a bone. You are walking in a beautiful forest and a rotting deer carcass is on the side of the road. You are enjoying something and a fork is jammed into your ear. These all describe how I feel every time Yamai shows up.
Yamai’s horny-for-Komi attitude and ecchi leanings are so out of step with everything else that it utterly kills the book when she appears. She’s in this for just a side story, but, for me, it’s enough to poison the well. The rest of the manga basically fights against it (and this scheme of hers is particularly icky, involving Twister and groin shots).
And it nearly manages - Isagi being a clean freak is not the most novel of characteristics, but it’s pretty funny (her modesty is amusingly nothing in the face of staying clean). Having been there, I don’t necessarily love her OCD being the point of the joke, but there’s more to this than meets the eye.
Isagi’s story is wrapped up in that of Ase, the girl who sweats, and Isagi takes an irrational amount of responsibility for Ase being as withdrawn as she is. Isagi’s also got a lot of self-recognition that I think makes her easier to relate to than might otherwise be the case. And, you know, she might have thought to talk to Ase before now…
This whole student council thing turns out to be a bonanza, allowing for an object lesson in never meeting your heroes while providing lots and lots of nonsense and fun. Najimi is on fire throughout, but they really come through with the hilarious campaign poster and the smile ranking system that brings back the judging panel.
There are a couple of notable new characters - the one guy in Komi’s brother’s class who thinks everybody is into him, even though nobody can get his name right (this joke starts off dumb, but is repeated and escalated SO much that it’s an absolute riot by the end).
They also introduce a tsundere character for a whole panel, but the introduction is one of my favourite parts of the book as it shreds the fourth wall to good effect. Yes, this series knows how to properly use that to augment its jokes and this is one of the few places I’ll allow it.
We get a brutally funny set of chapters with Manbagi swooning hard over Tadano, going to crazy teenage extremes even as she’s incredibly adorable about it. I like how other people are slowly putting the pieces together on this crush.
Then there’s a dinner party that rages out of control thanks to Komi’s mother (her being fed up with her family of non-communicators and resulting impact on her age is great) and the very, very sweet ending to the student election that brings the heart and brings it really well. It’s a very solid volume, even after all these entries - big cheer to this series still going strong.
3 stars - seriously, give this 4 if you aren’t a grumpy old reviewer who hates Yamai with a passion and can look past her appearances. It’s another great volume of Komi, with the usual anchor attached to it to drag it down.
You are eating salmon and bite down on a bone. You are walking in a beautiful forest and a rotting deer carcass is on the side of the road. You are enjoying something and a fork is jammed into your ear. These all describe how I feel every time Yamai shows up.
Yamai’s horny-for-Komi attitude and ecchi leanings are so out of step with everything else that it utterly kills the book when she appears. She’s in this for just a side story, but, for me, it’s enough to poison the well. The rest of the manga basically fights against it (and this scheme of hers is particularly icky, involving Twister and groin shots).
And it nearly manages - Isagi being a clean freak is not the most novel of characteristics, but it’s pretty funny (her modesty is amusingly nothing in the face of staying clean). Having been there, I don’t necessarily love her OCD being the point of the joke, but there’s more to this than meets the eye.
Isagi’s story is wrapped up in that of Ase, the girl who sweats, and Isagi takes an irrational amount of responsibility for Ase being as withdrawn as she is. Isagi’s also got a lot of self-recognition that I think makes her easier to relate to than might otherwise be the case. And, you know, she might have thought to talk to Ase before now…
This whole student council thing turns out to be a bonanza, allowing for an object lesson in never meeting your heroes while providing lots and lots of nonsense and fun. Najimi is on fire throughout, but they really come through with the hilarious campaign poster and the smile ranking system that brings back the judging panel.
There are a couple of notable new characters - the one guy in Komi’s brother’s class who thinks everybody is into him, even though nobody can get his name right (this joke starts off dumb, but is repeated and escalated SO much that it’s an absolute riot by the end).
They also introduce a tsundere character for a whole panel, but the introduction is one of my favourite parts of the book as it shreds the fourth wall to good effect. Yes, this series knows how to properly use that to augment its jokes and this is one of the few places I’ll allow it.
We get a brutally funny set of chapters with Manbagi swooning hard over Tadano, going to crazy teenage extremes even as she’s incredibly adorable about it. I like how other people are slowly putting the pieces together on this crush.
Then there’s a dinner party that rages out of control thanks to Komi’s mother (her being fed up with her family of non-communicators and resulting impact on her age is great) and the very, very sweet ending to the student election that brings the heart and brings it really well. It’s a very solid volume, even after all these entries - big cheer to this series still going strong.
3 stars - seriously, give this 4 if you aren’t a grumpy old reviewer who hates Yamai with a passion and can look past her appearances. It’s another great volume of Komi, with the usual anchor attached to it to drag it down.
September 6, 2021
Another great installment in this series. Though this volume didn't address the story that I was hoping it would, Komi made another new friend, and it was lovely to get to know her! Can't wait to see how things go in the next volume.
October 20, 2021
Continuing the trend of "one or two volumes are stellar, then the next one is average," this was a perfectly average volume. Yes, Isagi's backstory and personality quirk was interesting from a character standpoint, but as a person she was pretty boring. I also didn't care much for the student council election, but meeting the current student council president was fun. Anytime Najimi was front and center my heart swelled because I love them, and the chapters with Manbagi thinking about Tadano were super cute. Also, I'm not really engaged with Hitomi's and Shousuke's plotlines, so whenever it cuts to them my eyes kind of glaze over.
All that being said, with all of my gripes and moments of enjoyment put together, I can safely say this was a good volume. Not great, but good. And that's all I can ask for at this point.
All that being said, with all of my gripes and moments of enjoyment put together, I can safely say this was a good volume. Not great, but good. And that's all I can ask for at this point.
January 2, 2022
3/5stars
Probably my least fave volume so far, didn't really like the newest character who was introduced
Probably my least fave volume so far, didn't really like the newest character who was introduced
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May 15, 20232023 reads: 149/350
January 22, 2026
Komi Can’t Communicate Vol. 15 was another great addition to the series as one of Komi's classmates runs for school president.
It's time for the election of a new school president at Itan High and one of Komi's classmates is running for the position. But per school rules, Kiyoko Isagi needs to pick a campaign representative and she doesn't have anyone she could ask. Luckily for Kiyoko, Komi and her friends have some ideas!
Komi Can’t Communicate continues to be a great manga series that I'm really enjoying making my way through. The premise of a girl who can't communicate wanting to make 100 friends is a lot of fun. After two volumes where Komi didn't make any new friends, she makes one in this volume with Kiyoko Isagi bringing her total up to thirty-four friends. It was nice getting to see the return of Komi's friends list and her being able to add another name.
The bulk of this volume deals with the school election as Komi and her friends try to help Kiyoko out with her campaign. Kiyoko is initially unwilling to trust or get close to anyone in large part due to what is likely OCD. Kiyoko cannot deal with uncleanliness or being touched by others which makes it hard for her to develop friendships. I liked that Komi and the others were able to work through that to help her out. In addition to the election storyline there were a few others from Twister with the class (which was really just an excuse for Yamai to get to touch Komi), Hitomi dragging some friends to the movies (mostly siblings of some of the other characters), and a height check where Komi is happy to learn Tadano is taller than her. The final storyline involved a dinner party Komi's mother hosted where she insisted the kids invite friends over which was fun.
Overall Komi Can’t Communicate Vol. 15 was an enjoyable read and I'm looking forward to picking up the next volume soon.
It's time for the election of a new school president at Itan High and one of Komi's classmates is running for the position. But per school rules, Kiyoko Isagi needs to pick a campaign representative and she doesn't have anyone she could ask. Luckily for Kiyoko, Komi and her friends have some ideas!
Komi Can’t Communicate continues to be a great manga series that I'm really enjoying making my way through. The premise of a girl who can't communicate wanting to make 100 friends is a lot of fun. After two volumes where Komi didn't make any new friends, she makes one in this volume with Kiyoko Isagi bringing her total up to thirty-four friends. It was nice getting to see the return of Komi's friends list and her being able to add another name.
The bulk of this volume deals with the school election as Komi and her friends try to help Kiyoko out with her campaign. Kiyoko is initially unwilling to trust or get close to anyone in large part due to what is likely OCD. Kiyoko cannot deal with uncleanliness or being touched by others which makes it hard for her to develop friendships. I liked that Komi and the others were able to work through that to help her out. In addition to the election storyline there were a few others from Twister with the class (which was really just an excuse for Yamai to get to touch Komi), Hitomi dragging some friends to the movies (mostly siblings of some of the other characters), and a height check where Komi is happy to learn Tadano is taller than her. The final storyline involved a dinner party Komi's mother hosted where she insisted the kids invite friends over which was fun.
Overall Komi Can’t Communicate Vol. 15 was an enjoyable read and I'm looking forward to picking up the next volume soon.
February 21, 2026
Olipa taas touhut! Tässä osassa suurimman osan tarinasta otti Komin uuden ystävän Isagin pyrkimys päästä oppilaskunnan hallituksen puheenjohtajaksi. Tämä vaati koko luokan apua, johon kuuluin muun muassa mainoskampanja sekä puhe koko koulun edessä!
Muita pienempiä tarinoita olivat pienempien sisarusten yhteinen hengailuhetki (Katain sisko oli aika söpö ehkä jopa Komin veljen mielestä?!?), Manbagin haaveiluhetki ja lopuksi yhteinen ruokailuhetki Komin perheen luona!
╰(*´︶`*)╯♡
Muita pienempiä tarinoita olivat pienempien sisarusten yhteinen hengailuhetki (Katain sisko oli aika söpö ehkä jopa Komin veljen mielestä?!?), Manbagin haaveiluhetki ja lopuksi yhteinen ruokailuhetki Komin perheen luona!
╰(*´︶`*)╯♡
September 20, 2024
We get a rather interesting story as we see Komi reluctantly help icy student Isagi with her campaign for school president. It immediately becomes a wild ride as others will help her fit into the perfect candidate and the unanimous decision is a huge surprise. A- (91%/Excellent)
April 21, 2023
i'm eating up all of the sprinkles of romance fr
January 29, 2022
While there were some cute and fun moments at the end of this manga, I didn’t really care a good chunk of it. The election chapters were boring and I just wanted them to end.
This is probably my least favourite volume of the series so far 😅
But onto the next one!
Happy reading!
This is probably my least favourite volume of the series so far 😅
But onto the next one!
Happy reading!
August 9, 2024
Yoooo I’m starting to fall in love with Tadano too 😭😭😭 he’s so ordinary lollll but also a gentleman 😫😭
February 11, 2022
This volume was fun as always. However, I did think that some moments attempted to be heartfelt, but ended up being just a little awkward. I'll give this three stars.
May 17, 2022
Tomohito don't you dare give us a miscommunication trope and don't mess up Rumiko and Komi's friendships 😭😭Komi and Tadano are end game.
Highlight of this volume is Tadano being finally taller than Komi
Highlight of this volume is Tadano being finally taller than Komi
September 13, 2025
This volume mainly introduces a new character/Komi's friend: Kiyoko Isagi, a very fastidious girl, who I didn't find particularly interesting or alluring as a character. And same goes for the whole Election thing.
Therefore, I can't say #15 is a much bigger improvement compared to #14, but at least the last part takes us back to the main story and Sanjurokuro is quite a fun character... or if not him, his name and its circumstances.
Therefore, I can't say #15 is a much bigger improvement compared to #14, but at least the last part takes us back to the main story and Sanjurokuro is quite a fun character... or if not him, his name and its circumstances.
October 14, 2021
It's hard to compare since I saw the drama version soon after, but this was fun still. Still way better than the drama
November 3, 2021
The main storyline of the election is good in concept but a bit odd in execution. But all our favorite characters are still around and they can't keep avoiding their decision forever.
July 6, 2022
I like how original and steadfast Isagi is, though it is sometimes borderline rude… 😅😅
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 20, 2025
I liked the storyline of this one. It was quite cute. Not enough Tadano, though. Also, Yami is still a creep.
February 28, 2026
Loved this volume! Just wish Isagi's character was more... accepting towards Ase at the end. 4.5/5
May 26, 2025
I love Shosuke.
June 13, 2022
3.5/5
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November 3, 2022I wish I knew someone like Najimi when I was in high school :(
I liked the Isagi election and friendship with Ase story it was cute and Ase's speech was so funny
I liked the Isagi election and friendship with Ase story it was cute and Ase's speech was so funny
March 9, 2024
Communication 197: We're already off to a bad start. I hate Yamai's inclusion so much. I don't mind the representation of girls having crushes on other girls, but she is a horrible depiction of it. Rigging a game to exploit Komi sexually? That is absolutely disgusting.
On the other hand, the student council president election arc was amazing. Why can't we get more of that??? Komi was really showing her growth, and is starting to become more comfortable reaching out to people.
On the other hand, the student council president election arc was amazing. Why can't we get more of that??? Komi was really showing her growth, and is starting to become more comfortable reaching out to people.
April 24, 2023
Honestly, the character that this volume focuses on is boring and generally unlikable. Furthermore, it's not important for the main plot/love triangle. Didn’t enjoy this volume very much.
May 4, 2022
kind of boring
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