- Creator's Favorite: Out of all the roles he's voiced, Robbie Daymond considers Shouya to be the absolute best performance in his entire career.
- Disabled Character, Disabled Actor: In the English dub, Shouko is voiced by Lexi Cowden, a real-life deaf actress. Same for Mélanie Lemaistre in the French dub.
- No Dub for You: When the movie was released on the Brazilian region of Netflix, it included dubs in English and Latin Spanish, but not Portuguese. It stressed fans mostly because of the way the movie licensor in Latin America treated its license in Brazil (despite not being them that released the movie on Netflix). The licensor intended to release the movie in the country firstly on cinemas, but it didn't happen. Later, their Blu-ray release did include Portuguese subtitles, but not a dub in that language.
- Real Song Theme Tune: The movie opens with a title sequence set to "My Generation" by The Who.
- Same Voice Their Entire Life:
- Shouko has the same childish voice as a child and a teenager.
- In a few foreign dubs, the kids (such as Shouya in the Latin American Spanish dub) have the same voices that they end up having as teenagers.
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