Komi Cant Communicate 10 Characters Voiced By Shoko Komi’s VA Aoi Koga

Komi Can’t Communicate: 10 Characters Voiced By Shoko Komi’s VA Aoi Koga

Shoko Komi’s voice actress, Aoi Koga, had a few other roles within the realm of anime and is well-known from various video games.

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Quickly becoming one of the most talked-about slice-of-life comedy anime of Winter 2021, Komi Can’t Communicate originated as a 23-volume manga series by Tomohito Oda. Viewers follow the refined-appearing Shoko Komi, who is quickly beloved by her new classmates for her appearance. This belies her true personality, which is incredibly timid and afraid to interact with others despite how much she wants to.

Her voice isn’t often heard throughout the series, especially early on, as Komi prefers to write her thoughts down rather than express them verbally due to how scary it is for her. Whenever she does have spoken lines, she’s soft-spoken and incredibly cute, and Aoi Koga does a fantastic job as her voice actress. She’s had a few other roles within the realm of anime and is well-known from various video games, so it’s likely fans have heard her voice from at least one of her prior roles.

10 Mona Tsukishiro From My Senpai Is Annoying

My Senpai Is Annoying began as a full-color Japanese manga series, written and illustrated by Shiromanta in July of 2018. It started out only being published on the author’s Twitter page and was later picked up for serialization, finally receiving an animated series in 2021.

Aoi Koga voices Mona Tsukishiro, who’s described as a weird character due to her mannerisms. She’s beloved by fans due to her uniqueness, and Aoi does an excellent job capturing her personality.

9 Pastry Cookie From Cookie Run: Kingdom

The Cookie Run franchise has been going since 2013 and received its newest entry—Cookie Run: Kingdom—in January of 2021. It became incredibly popular and has no shortage of talented voice actors working to help bring the characters to life.

Aoi Koga voices Pastry Cookie, a powerful rear-positioned attacker who’s wholly devoted to the St. Pastry Order. Her voice for Pastry Cookie is similar to Komi’s, being soft-spoked and high-pitched, although more confidence shines through in this role.

8 Kaguya Shinomiya From Kaguya-Sama: Love Is War

Kaguya-Sama: Love Is War is a refreshing take on the high-school romance genre. Vice-president Kaguya and student council president Miyuki have feelings for each other but are too proud to confess them, instead scheming of ways to get the other to confess first.

Aoi Koga plays the incredibly popular role of Kaguya Shinomiya herself and does a fantastic job. The user-voted poll on her Behind The Voice Actors page actually lists Kaguya as her most popular role.

7 Paimon From Genshin Impact

Ever since its release in late 2020, Genshin Impact has taken not only the gacha community by storm but even those who typically steer clear of the genre. The traveler, with the help of their trusty companion Paimon, seeks to find their twin after being forcibly separated by an unknown god.

Aoi Koga nails her role as Paimon, delivering her cheery, upbeat and playful personality without missing a beat. Paimon is also by far her most well-known role in the realm of video games, given the title’s massive success.

6 Akemi From Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable

Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure has taken the world of anime by storm, and nearly every new part released is more beloved than the last. The fourth installment, titled Diamond is Unbreakable, features a delinquent trio of girls. From left to right, their names are Reiko, Yoshie, and Akemi.

The three are all obsessed with Yuya and are overprotective of him, threatening anyone else who attempts to interact with or get close to him. While they’re virtually the same in terms of personality, Aoi Koga manages to bring uniqueness to her role as Akemi.

5 Mireille From Granblue Fantasy

Originally released in 2014, Granblue Fantasy is still an incredibly popular gacha game as of the end of 2021. It’s got breathtaking art, a lovable cast of characters, and it’s incredibly generous even to those who are free-to-play with tons of free summons.

Aoi Koga voices Mireille, an incredibly gifted self-taught alchemist. She’s part of a dual-unit along with Risette, a homunculus or artificially-created human that Mireille brought to life.

4 Rokuta Kamado From Demon Slayer The Movie: Mugen Train

The original Demon Slayer manga was serialized from 2016 to 2020, then was adapted into an anime that quickly became a smash hit. Between the first and second seasons, a movie for the series titled Mugen Train was released.

In the movie, Aoi Koga voices a young Rokuta Kamado, which is one of only two male roles she’s had. Sadly, the entire first arc of the series’ second season is essentially a retelling of Mugen Train, making the movie itself a non-essential watch.

3 The Female Playable Character From Code Vein

Code Vein is often described as Dark Souls but with a more anime-leaning aesthetic, and that’s a perfect description of the game that easily lays out the core concepts. Players create their own character to explore the world and have lots of options when it comes to customizing their appearance.

The protagonists’ voice, on the other hand, is a feature that can’t be changed. This isn’t a problem, however, as Aoi Koga does an absolutely stellar job as the voice of Code Vein’s female protagonist.

2 Honey Guten From Beyblade Burst Evolution

Beyblade Burst Evolution is the second season of Beyblade Burst, and the ninth season of the Beyblade anime overall. Similar to Pokémon, the anime is all about the protagonist setting off on a journey alongside his friends to qualify for the World League and prove their skills.

Aoi Koga voices Honey Guten, an incredibly sweet and kind girl whose personality is befitting of her name. She remains friendly towards the protagonist even when the two have to compete against each other, and is one of the only characters shown to do so.

1 Catherine From Dragalia Lost

Dragalia Lost is a gacha title that released in 2018 and is still going strong as of the end of 2021. Players build teams consisting of both adventurers and dragons, and the game boasts a cute and charming art style with equally-captivating characters.

Aoi Koga voices Catherine, a pampered and domineering girl who tends to drag other people into her affairs. Despite this, she strives every day to become a better version of herself, and her appearance is downright adorable.

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