Please don’t get angry.

A band that is just skilled seems foolish, doesn’t it?

This work was something that would make this child do the toxic leech Kannon opening, huh…

That’s annoying.

I want to do it.

If it bothered you, I apologize.

I apologize for that.

But zip ties are

“It’s not for real, right?”

Hmm?

The poison will likely become a bit milder.

He’s the kind of writer who would attract anti-fans even within the play…

From here on, it only develops like some lukewarm BECK.

It’s a turning point and an absolutely necessary scene.

Could you play outside instead?

I guess it can’t be helped~ when we’re drinking in private~

Hiroi has also become milder…

Don’t underestimate me!

Bitch!

I want to see Kitachan showing her possessiveness during the school trip in the anime.

Poison and the roaring sinking KO.

Phone number exposed on the internet.

In the anime, they’re playing professionally, but are you going to do it just like that here?

He’s a guy who seriously worships Guitar Hero!!

I think there is a difference in performance between the anime source and the CD source.

On top of that, it’s just too good.

>>26

I think it’s the fate of band anime.

I can’t conveniently prepare a voice actor who can play an instrument, so it inevitably becomes a professional performance.

I think it’s crazy how the original work is becoming more and more anti-anime.

>>29

It’s cold, so show me quickly.

Because the direction was incredibly interesting.

Honestly, I feel like things aren’t going very well…

The title part is something vague that only applies to the beginning.

If I were told this, I would continue even if I had to quit school.

I can understand why the commentary is really intensifying.

It’s not just this anime, but the interesting part of a story is always in the initial setup.

So no matter how much the first season is a hit, the second season tends to be mediocre.

>>35

In Kirara anime, it often feels like the author’s skill improves after the anime adaptation, making it more engaging to read.

At first, he was just an unpleasant guy.

Later on, I ended up becoming like a caring wife…

I like this guy because he is still an unusual fan of Guitar Hero.

Thanks to the fact that there are still several adults below the poison and darkness, it seems like it’s better to be able to work as a member of society.

What is the problem with the scene in the thread image?

>>39

Because I poured all my effort into the songs in one go, the baiting in the thread image doesn’t hold up.

If a whole season could be made just from the ups and downs of the story, it would be a hit.

The next season will obviously go downhill…

An otaku guy explaining things with a knowing look even though no one asked.

It seems like a work where the band is taken very seriously, based on the image of this one period.

I think if “Bocchi the Rock!” were an extracurricular activity anime, its level would be quite high.

But it feels like a typical girl’s light music anime.

…I mean, it’s not serious, right?

Of course, since it’s a story about aiming to be a professional, it will become serious.

The author is only half joking about it.

“How can we express that the ‘serious music created by the pros in the Kessoku Band’ looks like a plaything to Yoyoko…?”

Well, when it comes to Kirara manga that gets adapted into anime, it’s often more interesting after the first season ends, as the relationships between characters deepen and various aspects of their personalities come to light.

The original character, Nijika-chan, has a really good personality, but in the anime, she was significantly altered, and I wonder if Yami will be softened too.

>>47

In the original work, it felt like it ended up putting pressure, so I hope it will be done in a straightforward manner.

It’s a different director, you know.

I might keep it exactly as the original, or on the contrary, I might make it more relaxed.

Maybe, but I think the thread image will be attributed to someone else.

It will serve as comments on the video and the role of background audience.

It’s already been said, but the problem with the second season of Bozaro lies in a different aspect than the original story’s appeal.

Even the author seemed to think it was intense, as the extremity of the statements peaked at the time of the initial release.

I’m an entertainer, not a fighter.

So what, are you saying everyone should drop out of high school?

What will happen to Yamada when the archangel applies a wrestling move…?

I wasn’t motivated to do a second season, so I ended up taking the musical portrayal of the first season’s bonding band too seriously…

It seems that Yamada’s “Yurucamp” comment is definitely going to be cut in the second season.

The development in the second season where the tie wraps undergo training and level up as they are told like this.

The music and production in the first season were so intense, so how do I express this?

There are various anime featuring not only bands that are still in the making but also high school club bands performing professionally.

Somehow, this anime is being talked about a lot.

>>64

Well, I’m just a worrywart thinking that if they present music at the same level as the first season, the development of the second season won’t work.

You don’t have to deal with someone like this.

After all, a cable tie is an entertainer, not an artist.

I’m curious if Oken can actually do the job.

Shall we cut this matter entirely?

Oken is doing a lot of anime songs, isn’t he?

>>68

Oken himself really wanted to do it! He was running for the position.

I wonder if that will be accepted.

I’ll do it, but it feels like I’m just going to brush it off as if that’s how it is now, right?

It’s hard to tell if the solitary performance before awakening is good or bad when it’s a professional performance.

Since Kenji Otsuki himself is not a major, commercially successful singer, it seems just right, doesn’t it?

Consider the treatment within the play and the actual quality of the music separately.

This is the key point of the second season, so if you cut this…

In the first place, there’s no way that Bocchi-chan would participate in an unconfirmed riot.

It will become a laid-back, everyday story about high school girls that ignores the original source material.

>>74

But I think that’s what the public wants!

Is the reproduction of the skill during the performance really that important?

If that’s the case, I couldn’t tell the level difference between Kessoku and SICK HACK at the time of the first season.

If we’re talking about a voice actor who has a good relationship with Oken and possesses overwhelming singing ability, that’s it.

It’s Yū Kobayashi.

In Season 2, Goto Mama’s popularity will explode.