The original work doesn’t eat grass.

>>1

There is a scene where they come out looking like they are suffering from stomach pain, and it leads to the reaction, “No way, did you really eat that!?”

The scene where they eat directly appears in the anime.

Being close friends with a loner doesn’t seem that bad in the original work, does it? It’s more like they’re not exactly good companions.

>>2

I think the friendly relationships in the stage version include Imaginary Goto.

Incorporate some playful banter in casual conversation on the fly.

You have really long legs.

The waist position is high.

I’ll ad-lib a joke.

I heard a joke that during the stage greeting or something, one person was used to interviews while everyone else was acting like a mess.

The stage version of Bocchi is a loner, and Kita-chan is a crazy person in a different way, and the only one who can talk normally is Yamada.

Beast Senior’s wife, Ryo Yamada.

>>10

It’s irrelevant, but the girl who plays Bocchi-chan was editing her face onto a picture of Beast-senpai in her past life…

The person playing Yamada is so cute that I’ve fallen in love.

People who are alone seem to be behaving strangely before even considering character development.

>>12

I want to see a play.

The Ryō-san on stage really gives off the feeling of being a girl who is popular with other girls.

Was it just the manga that was so white…?

I think Yamada from the manga looks the most lively.

Every senior is so lovely～～～～～～～～♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

>>16

When I saw the stage, I thought, “Oh right, Kitaro was that kind of character…”

Looking for a stage actress who can sing seems more difficult than searching for a solo role.

I watched the final performance of the stage part 1 yesterday, and I was really surprised by how much grass they were eating.

The stage loner’s voice is characterized by a high-pitched, introverted sound.

>>20

In the original work and the anime, it was said that since Bocchi-chan has a good face, she would become an even bigger winner in reality!

The eccentric behavior of a complete loner on stage who can completely refute everything.

In the early days of the original work, Yamada seemed like a blue character from Kirara; where did that go…?

>>21

Killed and swapped.

Ever since I’ve gotten used to the character Mamo-chan from the stage play “Bocchi-chan,” Bocchi-chan from the original work and the anime seems relatively normal to me.

I thought the stage version was exaggerated, but their legs were really extremely long…

Someone who saw the stage performance said, “Humans can shoot beams of light from their faces if they try hard enough…” and it was just too much for me.

Koyanagi Karin, who plays Ryo, is performing the role of Momo in the stage version of Machikado Mazoku.

As ever, her legs are too long compared to other actresses.

It’s amazing that the person playing the role of a loner has a real-life background similar to that of a loner.

>>30

According to him, he was in a band in high school, but he thought he was the most important one and was hard on the other members, which led to the band’s disbandment; that episode was unexpected.

>>50

This feeling of getting carried away is just like a loner…

The actor Yamada in the stage version also played Momo in the stage adaptation of ‘Machikado Mazoku,’ but I’m really shocked at how long their legs are.

Well, if you don’t get deformed at key points, your actions are pretty creepy, aren’t they, lonely girl?

The original work has some bushes that I was grateful for, so I’m eating behind the scenes.

It’s currently available for free, so make sure to check it out.

>>37

It’s from the side, but I’m grateful…

>>37

Suddenly, the lonely girl multiplied and started dancing, so it didn’t work out.

Herbivorous type of band member

The lone performer on stage feels like someone who is not just playing the role of Hitori Goto, but rather someone who originally possesses that kind of individuality and has come out as they are.

>>39

The talk during the curtain call is a time to have a normal conversation instead of performing.

A real Goto that hasn’t changed a millimeter from the stage time and appearance.

>>43

No… it’s more disgusting than during the performance…

>>39

It’s strange that she looks like she’s talking normally when she’s playing the role of Bocchi-chan in the show.

Are the Ichiji sisters emitting pheromones that attract useless women?

The affinity that allows viewers to accept Imaginairy Goto suddenly appearing.

The original work is the cutest.

I want to get married.

A person who suddenly appeared, can play guitar well, has a face resembling a certain loner, and has a well-groomed appearance on their debut stage.

It’s amazing that she came to the audition on her own, the wild Gotou Hitori.

Hamaji: “This is about me…”

Aoyama: “This is about me…”

Mori: “This is about me…”

>>49

Stop getting so serious!

There might be differences in the position of the skirt fasteners, but whenever I see the stage version of Yamada, the vertical length is just so different that I can’t help but laugh every time.

It’s really impressive that you’re doing everything from writing lyrics and composing music to designing the jacket and flyers all by yourself.

How long is this stage free?

>>57

Until midnight today.

>>58

It’s surprisingly short, isn’t it!? I guess I’ll take a look… Thank you.

It might be obvious since I was a voice actress for idols.

Yopipi isn’t that gloomy, huh… that’s what I thought.

People who are heavily involved in theater tend to incorporate a lot of improvisation.

Well, I guess it depends on the person.