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- Shoya wanted more than anything to make things right with Shoko and dedicated his life to making her happy. He even saved her life when she tried to commit suicide herself. The two of them loved one another and ended up being each other's purpose in life.
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If there is no love, why do Shoya & Shouko have to walk in hand in hand, when Sahara can also lead Shouko into the hall. Will Shoya & Shouko finally become a couple? The author wants readers to imagine for themselves.
The author stated in an interview that there won't be a new chapter or volume showing Shoko and Shoya as a couple, because she didn't want it to be a typical shoujo romance. Edit: changed he to she, as the author is female, just like another person pointed out.
Dec 6, 2017 · Shoko was alone with Shoya a lot less often, so there were few opportunities to confess with him. And with what happened later in the story, Shoko became more preoccupied with her feelings of guilt, pushing any ideas of confessing far from mind.
I think it’s up to interpretation but in my opinion no. The movie isn’t a romance film, and the goal the whole time (at least for shoya) was to become friends. I know Shoko said “I like you” to Shoya but that part is kinda out of nowhere and doesn’t seem to affect what happens after.
Jan 6, 2021 · Shoko and Shoya – Relationship Analysis. Shoko and Shoya’s relationship is complex. Shoya used to be Shoko’s bully, but now he’s trying to befriend her. At first, Shoko was uncertain about Shoya’s true intentions, but then, she decides to give him a chance to prove himself.
Nov 1, 2022 · Much of Shoya’s and Shoko’s character development happens in relation to each other. The relationship between them is not resolved into a romance despite building up expectations. The characters’ feelings for each other certainly seem closer to love than ‘just’ friendship.
When Shōko confessed her feelings to him, Shōya misinterpreted her saying "suki" (like/love) as "tsuki" (moon) due to both words sounding very similar, along with his lack of emotional understanding.
