Reviews for Bocchi the Rock! Manga

The anime was interesting, so I read the original story, so there are many things that seem like Kirara is cute, but now the story is one... but this is an extreme community disorder where the main character is one or two different from the other Kirara series, and sometimes swayed around friends or in reverse, so that's really interesting (laughs)? Not just gags, but the feeling of growing little by little through music is very nice

The story is so interesting ‼ Besides, I thought it was a work full of appeal because each person had their own personality ‼

Recently, I came across this book when I was escaping reality on my own, and when I read it, there were a number of parts where I could sympathize with that I am doing something similar to who I am now

I watched the anime and watched the manga, and it was amazing! Since it's four frames, it's easy to read, and the characters are unique and awesome...!

Personally, I think the fun was more prominent when it was made into an anime. The original story is also interesting enough, and since it has 4 frames, it's easy to read. Bocchi's story also has dark undertones, so it's interesting.

The anime has become a hot topic, and I love the band, so I watched it, and it was really great... First of all, it was fun to read it because all the characters are unique, starting with the main character!! I thought I could enjoy the manga even if I watched the anime before ✨

I came in from anime! The comics are also carefully illustrated and they are all so cute! I thought I should have read it before the anime because it feels like it progresses steadily in four frames! I was able to really sympathize with Bocchi-chan's negative thoughts lol

I learned about this anime. Only the frames you want to emphasize in a four-frame comic will be large frames. As for her guitar solo skills, it's cool that professional-grade Bocchi-chan switches over to play guitar for the band members, for the customers, and for herself. Half of them are gag comics, but this gag and half of the band are just right.

I'm glad there were girls, and the story was well-written and it was fun. I think it's a flawless work! ❗

There were people who stuck to their own ideas and were unable to reconcile with others. That person didn't like it; their natural nature made them do it. But at one point, I suddenly looked ahead and saw a rainbow hanging over it. Guided by a pleasant rainbow that seemed to hang over a summer sky, she chose to move forward.

It's a work I learned about by hearing the anime's popularity, but since I was curious, I decided to read the original first. I was advised that “it might not be enough” because there were no parts featured in the anime, but that wasn't the case, and there were many laughable scenes that erupted over and over again. I enjoyed the blend of characters with strong habits but I can't hate, the growth of the protagonists, parody, and just the right amount of moderation. I'm looking forward to future developments. I understand that the hometown of the main character, Bocchi-chan, is Kanazawa-ku, Yokohama, where he spent his childhood, and there is also a sense of familiarity. (Realistically, commuting to Shimokitazawa is crazy)

The characters that appeared, including the main character, Hitori Goto, were cute. Since it's based on a four-frame comic, it felt like the story progressed slowly.

The girl who can play the guitar is so cool (*'`*) If you like women who play guitars, you should definitely read it ‼ ︎ I want to cheer for them by playing instruments and singing songs ♪

I just watched episode 8 of the anime and reread it. No matter how many times I read it, this scene of collecting titles makes me cry! I understood Nijinatsu-chan's other dream, and I also learned about the thoughts that everyone is entrusting to cable ties, and I'm looking forward to everyone's future growth even more!

The story is interesting, and each person has their own personality, and they're all perfectly interesting as characters, and they're all so cute! Personally, I love the playful sense of the MV homage of Doe Art's various bands. Not only famous bands and popular bands, but also places where minor bands use it, and why that scene?! The fact that they cut through the place is unbearable for band lovers...! If you don't know the band but are interested in this comic, be sure to listen to the songs of the band used in Doji. In particular, young bands are the coolest bands that will lead the Japanese rock scene in the future like cable ties, so search for “Bocchi Zarokku Doe” right now!