The middle Orikon of Japan reported that the first Blu-ray/DVD package for the anime adaptation of the manga has been written and illustrated Aki Hamaji, Bocchi the Rock!, garnered 16,793 copies sold in its first week. This figure represents it as the third best-selling franchise in the first week in the history of "Kirara Animes" (i.e. series based on a manga published in one of the magazines Manga time Kirara), behind the two squadrons of Purchase!.

The pack was released in Japan on December 28 and includes the first and second episodes of the adaptation. The Blu-ray version The price is 7,700 yen and a total of 14,821 copies soldduring the DVD version costs 6,600 yen and a total of 1,972 copies sold.

Bocchi the Rock!

The series aired during the season of Autumn-2022 (October-December) and had a total of twelve episodes while the platform crispy roll is responsible for sales in the West. Aki Hamaji started publishing the manga through the magazine Manga time Kirara Max from the publisher Houbunsha in December 2017. To date, there has been no announcement regarding a sequel to the anime.

Synopsis for Bocchi the Rock!

Lonely and eager to mingle, Hitori "Bocchi" Gotou spends her time playing the guitar. One fateful day, Bocchi meets extroverted drummer Nijika Ijichi, who invites her to join the Kessoku band when their guitarist, Ikuyo Kita, runs away from their first concert. Shortly thereafter, Bocchi meets his newest partner, brilliant bassist Ryou Yamada.

Although their first performance together is mediocre, the girls are strengthened by their shared love of music, and they are soon rejoined by Kita. Finding happiness in performance, Bocchi and her classmates strive to improve as musicians while making the most of their fleeting high school days.

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