Bocchi-chan

Virgin

As for me…

It’s terrible that the final boss is instantly defeated like a mere mob.

If that’s the case, it would have been better if both had a bad-looking face.

Kuze’s charm is too overpowering.

Hitori-chan

Producer Bocchi-chan

I find it hard to understand this guy’s motives, but I’m also wondering what the people around him were thinking.
I really don’t understand why this guy was able to do whatever he wanted.

I wanted it to swim around a bit more before killing it.

I think it was a fitting end that I couldn’t die dramatically.
No matter how you look at it, the essence is that the crucial part can ultimately be dismissed with the single phrase “there’s no impression.”

“The talent that exposed Boma as a virgin.”

It’s probably something I’ve shown myself, thinking that it was seen in a bad place.

A second-rate evaluation is appropriate.

This guy is just a worthless knockoff that only yearns to be real.
It was just annoying because I was unnecessarily capable.

A person who had a strong resilience against loneliness.

The face was distorted in the accident, making it stand out as a character.

Is that alright? The Prime Minister values you, you know?

The explosion in my head reminds me of the opening scene of GIS.

There are probably quite a few people in reality who have high abilities but are not the type to gather support in front of others.

It’s great that he’s the complete opposite of the naive, self-righteous Joker.

I’m just a schemer who thinks of myself as the final boss, so I couldn’t die like a final boss would.

The group that was accompanying Sato Suzuki is much more attention-grabbing.

In the live-action version, Motoko and Kuze were in a relationship, right?

In the end, this guy just behaved like a hero, but ironically, he can’t produce heroes at all.

I caught an annoying CIA agent, so they were a delicious enemy.

I wanted to become a hero, but before the imitation that cannot perform heroic deeds, I appeared.
Since it is a composition of a true hero, Kuzé, it is only natural for an ordinary person to die in a pathetic manner.

If that’s the case, I should have just infected myself with the individual virus of the 11 people and taken my own life.

I couldn’t really depict the strength of the manpower in the crowd of ordinary people, and doing so would dilute the essence of the real Kuzé.

Kazundo

If I die a glorious death, it would be just what he wished for.

Although I enjoyed being on the brink of being killed, I ended up getting caught because I tried to run away in the end…

It’s a pretty terrible way to die, even if it’s while still a virgin.

Both the final boss characters in both Season 1 and Season 2 have a certain childishness about them.
Cuteness is important, isn’t it?

Basically, it’s a loneliness monster driven by the need for approval.

I wonder why the approval-seeking monster became a national civil servant instead of a creator.

But it seemed like a big deal to point out that Division 9 is weak against overwhelming numbers.

There is a huge difference between doing it for social justice and doing it for self-promotion.

The attempt to artificially generate and manipulate a Laughing Man-like phenomenon was good.
It was a mistake to ride on the coattails of a natural one that just happened to get mixed in.

The other 11 individuals besides Kuze are pitiful guys.

That’s right.
Well then

It seems that the actual ability is there, so it’s hard to call it second-rate.
If it wasn’t the right person in the right place, then that’s how it is.

I understand why you weren’t popular.

Should I have played the guitar?

“When I saw the comment ‘This guy seems to think he’s a bit cute, which is kind of creepy,’ I thought they really understand virgins well…”

It’s creepy how they seem to rationalize their virginity as nobility.

Hey, that guy has a gun!

Everyone, including the nameless, possesses traits worthy of a hero.

The ability is top-notch.
Thought is second-rate.
Charm is third-rate.

I wonder if they didn’t consider that they would definitely die if they went overseas.

Aoi-kun seems like he would be popular, doesn’t he?

I only know it from here.
So this was the end for the virgin loner…

Because I’m still a virgin, I probably look down on women in particular.

In the second season, even though Division 9 is consistently at a disadvantage against the enemy, I thought they would find a way to mount a counterattack and get excited, but…
“It finally bit the bait, huh? lol” The thread image keeps taking digs at me one after another, making me feel like I’ve been doused with cold water.

There are too few standalone episodes in Season 2.

I recently watched the Ghost in the Shell anime, but isn’t it ahead of its time?
I ended up binge-watching it.

I think that even if it goes to the U.S. Empire, it will probably be deleted after being used to some extent.

The scene where Motoko assassinated someone out of vengeance after her childhood friend, who was like the top of a terrorist group, was ultimately assassinated… was it?

The first season is truly an immortal masterpiece.
I’ve been feeling uneasy about the second season.
SSS is quite interesting, but the ending is a bit frustrating.

The second season isn’t a refreshing story, you know.
Season 1 is truly a masterpiece.

Lesson 9 has its weaknesses because it’s inevitably a small but elite group…
Being agile is an advantage, but…

The lonely girl with a small penis.

I like stories about parasitic wasps.
The ichneumon wasp is cool.

Isn’t this guy’s desire pretty obvious?

The individual incidents of the 11 people were eerie and good… but focusing on strange details like “this makes one kanji” gave off a virgin vibe.

If you compare the concept of the Stand Alone Complex to reality, it’s amusing to think that one could become a member of a cult like Kōshin-kyō.

In the first season, the president of Serano is also killed, so it’s not exactly refreshing.

I really like the second season too.
“I wanted to see a story where the opponent is not easily dealt with rather than becoming TUEEE in lesson 9.”

I think Kuze tried one last time…

I didn’t think I would be killed because I am a useful person to the country.

Honestly, I found that the anime version of Ghost in the Shell had a lot of stories that rubbed me the wrong way and I didn’t like it.
Especially the 2nd.

Was this guy doing producer work as a hero abroad while hiding overseas?
What kind of demand is it?

I love the story of the rich person who was collecting just the money below the decimal point in their bankbook.

For some reason.
The reason Gōda lost is because of the bonds and connections between other people, right?
A lonely ordinary person who pretends to be aloof lost due to their solitude.

It’s good that the balance can’t win against a serious military in terms of armament.

It’s a classic, but I really like the story of the multi-legged tank from Kenbishi Heavy Industries.

The production of Japan’s miracles must have done some quite amazing things in the works…

It’s a bit funny how virgins try to one-up each other on how bad they are.

Kuze was gathering a lot of gold nuggets…?

2nd likes Saito’s stories.

The salami technique has existed since ancient times, but it frequently appears in creative works because it is easy to use.

What about Boma’s main episode?

It’s great that it’s a completely offline meet-up, the comrades when we met face-to-face.

I like the super casual name “Yokosekanemoto.”

It seems like this type of person quickly realizes that they have no talent in the creative field.
The ease of giving up on such strange things seems to have made it even more complicated.

The end was not very satisfying because the Ninth Division was completely playing catch-up and ultimately had no choice but to resolve things through violence.

Wow, was that you who did that? I’m a bit impressed with your bragging.
It feels overly raw how there’s a distant yet friendly atmosphere.

I love the OP the most.