However, when Shōko Nishimiya arrives, Shōya's life slowly changes. Chapter 46 - "Tomohiro Nagatsuka" (cameo).Chapter 18 - "I Don't Care in the Least".Chapter 04 - "Nishimiya, You Piece of Shit".Chapter 02 - "Just One of Those Things".This visual choice is to indicate Shōya’s lack of understanding of himself and others. He also continues to wear his clothes a bit messily, usually having the labels of his shirts sticking out or having one half of his dress shirt sticking out of his pants while the other half is tucked in.
Sometimes, he’ll just wear his dress shirt and pants, without the blazer. Shōya’s other common outfit is his school uniform, consisting of a mocha brown blazer and dress pants, white dress shirt with black tie, and dark brown dress shoes. However, he will sometimes wear a black long sleeve or cargo shorts instead. Similar to his younger self, his casual attire consists of a black t-shirt, beige cargo pants, and sneakers. Shōya’s wardrobe is rather basic, consistently wearing variations of the same few outfits. Due to his height, Shōya’s physique appears slightly skinny, giving him a bit of a lanky appearance. The only exception to this is Miyoko Sahara, who stands at 5 '11 herself. He stands at 6 feet, making him noticeably taller than nearly everyone around him. Noticeably, Shōya’s t-shirt always had the label hanging out from behind his neck, something that would stay consistent as he grew older.Īs a teen/young adult, Shoya's hair and face have remained mostly the same, though he has grown very tall within five years. However, he would sometimes wear a red and blue striped long sleeve underneath his black shirt, usually on days he had school. Shōya’s most common outfit was a black t-shirt, beige cargo shorts, and sneakers or school shoes. His head appears slightly shorter compared to his future self, though still retaining a pointed face and chin. He is of average height and weight for his age, although slightly taller than his friends Kazuki Shimada and Keisuke Hirose. His eye color varies depending on the version of the story (dark brown/black in the manga vs green in the film).Īt twelve years old, Shōya was rather unkempt and often came home wet or dirty. His eyes are round, although his eyelashes and underline give them a more angular appearance, with irises that are noticeably small compared to other characters. Shōya has messy, almost spiky black hair that appears to grow backward and flow upward.
He’s become a better person since his childhood, with his best self shining through the bonds he’s made over time. He’s passionate about the people he cares about, often willing to disregard himself if it means helping them or making them happy, best seen in his bonds with Shōko and Yuzuru Nishimiya.Īlthough he still struggles to forgive himself, Shōya has learned to better trust himself and the people around him, slowly but surely opening himself back up to the world. However, Shōya proves himself to be a kind and empathetic person at his core, becoming very close with several people he would have never expected himself to.
He is also shown to be quite dense to the feelings of himself and others, having outbursts of anger or crying without knowing why. Even after befriending Shōko, Shōya is very self-critical and doubtful at first, unsure if his desire to be her friend is genuine or if he’s trying to satisfy himself. He has grown to deeply regret his past actions and believes himself to be unworthy of happiness. Shōya failed to realize how cruel his treatment of her was due to his inability to understand or empathize with her or her hearing disability.Īfter facing the consequences of his actions for the next five years, Shōya has become a very isolated and self-loathing person in his late teens. Although not a completely immoral child, his stubborn pursuit of entertainment led him to become the primary bully of Shōko Nishimiya during sixth grade. In his youth, Shōya lived life in a constant war against boredom, often acting rowdy and mischievous in an effort to keep himself amused.
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