Compilation film of Bocchi the Rock! featuring new animation intro footage. The first of the Bocchi compilation movie duology.

BOCCHI THE ROCK!
Bocchi the Rock!
- AniList score
- 8.7
- Year
- 2022
- Format
- TV
- Episodes
- 12 episodes
- Comedy
- Music
- Slice of Life
Synopsis
Hitori Gotou, “Bocchi-chan,” is a girl who’s so introverted and shy around people that she’d always start her conversations with “Ah...” During her middle school years, she started playing the guitar, wanting to join a band because she thought it could be an opportunity for even someone shy like her to also shine. But because she had no friends, she ended up practicing guitar for six hours ever…
Tags
- Band
- Female Protagonist
- Primarily Female Cast
- Primarily Teen Cast
- Rock Music
- Cute Girls Doing Cute Things
- Coming of Age
- Hikikomori
- Rehabilitation
- Surreal Comedy
- Meta
- Mixed Media
- Slapstick
- Seinen
- LGBTQ+ Themes
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