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Not Very Good ( (にが) () です Nigatedesu?) is the fourth chapter of Tomohito Oda's Komi Can't Communicate.

Summary[]

The class stands and are instructed to go to the gymnasium by their teacher. Instead, a good portion of the class charges towards Komi Shouko's table to pester her with questions as they try to get to know her. Tadano Hitohito is brusquely knocked unconscious by a burley jock (Seikimatsu Toshio).

After a while, Tadano wakes up and notices he is sitting alone in the room besides Komi, who meows at a toy cat. Komi realizes Tadano had woken up right before and the two sit awkwardly, with Tadano trying to ease the tension by lying that he didn't hear her. The lie is ineffective and Komi flees, much to Tadano's dismay. Before she is able to leave the classroom, Tadano blurts out a question, wondering if Komi-san is bad with speaking with others. Immediately after hearing himself, he regrets his words and tries to apologize to her. Komi pauses and turns, but completely breaks apart and vigorously shakes while trying to respond to him. Tadano determines that his assumption was, in fact, correct.

Characters in Order of Appearance[]

Events[]

  • Tadano figures out that Komi has a communication disorder.

Trivia[]

  • Komi speaks for the first time (although not deliberately to someone else).
  • A black plushie cat, a recurring motif representing Komi, is seen for the first time in the chapter

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