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Hitori Gotoh, aka Bocchi-chan, plays guitar in hopes of joining a band. And while she's famous online, what's holding her back is that she's incredibly introverted. That is, until a desperate drummer gets Bocchi-chan out of her shell and onto the stage.
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Hitori Gotoh, aka Bocchi-chan, plays guitar in hopes of joining a band. And while she's famous online, what's holding her back is that she's incredibly introverted. That is, until a desperate drummer gets Bocchi-chan out of her shell and onto the stage.
Rating:NR
Genre:Animation, Comedy, Music
Written By:Erika Yoshida
In Theaters:10/6/2024
Box Office:$1,477,587
Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Aniplex, CloverWorks, Houbunsha
Cast
Keiichiro Saito
Director
Yoshino Aoyama
Hitori 'Bocchi' Gotoh (voice)
Sayumi Suzushiro
Nijika Ijichi (voice)
Saku Mizuno
Ryo Yamada (voice)
Ikumi Hasegawa
Ikuyo Kita (voice)
Maaya Uchida
Seika Ijichi (voice)
Sayaka Senbongi
Kikuri Hiroi (voice)
Kotori Koiwai
PA-san / Jimihen (voice)
Misaki Watada
Futari Gotoh (voice)
Junji Majima
Naoki Gotoh (voice)
Rie Suegara
Michiyo Gotoh (voice)
Kana Ichinose
Hitori's Fan #1 / Live Concert Audience Member (voice)
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