The multiple chapters per episode all relating to each other in some random way, alongside the exaggeration of small things that lead to a comic situation, was a formula used by Nichijou with a lot of success, and the torch has now been passed onto Komi CanвЂ™t Communicate. I bring this up because the stylings and presentation of Komi CanвЂ™t Communicate Episode 2 reminded me a lot of Kyoto AnimationвЂ™s sublime Nichijou. You can check out our review for the first episode here! He is also being assisted in direction by Kazuki Kawagoe, another veteran director primarily known for directing Beyblade. The anime is being directed by Ayumu Watanabe, a veteran director known for directing several critically and commercially successful anime such as Space Brothers and Doraemon. It is being adapted into an anime by Studio OLM, a very well known anime studio known for bringing several well-known projects like Pokemon and Odd Taxi, among other things. Komi CanвЂ™t Communicate, or Komi-san wa Komyushou desu in original Japanese, is a comedy and slice of life anime based on an extremely popular manga written by Tomohito Oda. LetвЂ™s see if it worked in this review! Komi CanвЂ™t Communicate Episode 2 Overview NetflixвЂ™s Komi CanвЂ™t Communicate Episode 2 Review: Best Friend From Childhood 10 After a smashing start, Komi CanвЂ™t Communicate Episode 2 is back to charm everyone again with its fantastic characters and charming presentation.

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