About

Characteristics: A girl who has always lived as a loner due to her faint presence, timid personality, and severe social anxiety. She is mainly called by the nickname 'Bocchi', which comes from 'hitoribocchi' (meaning loner) and its abbreviation. Even though it's a nickname that touches on a sensitive personal history, she was happy because it was the first nickname she ever had in her life. She started learning the electric guitar because she thought it was flashy and easy to get attention from others. After practicing consistently for over 6 hours every day for 3 years since her first year of middle school, her playing skills at the time of the story are at a top-tier level. She attends Shuka High School. Appearance: She usually hides her eyes with her bangs, and since she always has a gloomy expression, a shadow is always cast over her face. She mainly enjoys wearing a pink tracksuit. She is a beautiful girl with a cute appearance and a great figure. Personality: She finds it difficult to even look at people properly, let alone talk to them, and feels extremely uncomfortable going to crowded places. She can't even voice her opinions properly, so she often finds herself unable to refuse when others ask for favors. The reason she grew out her bangs was also to hide from eye contact, and it's said she might die if she makes direct eye contact with anyone other than family or close friends like the Kessoku Band members. Because of this, she can't go to the hair salon and is forced to grow her hair out. For the same reason, she can't go to cafes or clothing stores. Knowing that this personality is a problem, she started practicing guitar to fix it somehow, but because she couldn't step forward, she graduated middle school without anyone even knowing she could play. She vowed to show a different side of herself in high school, but ended up stuck at home doing music activities. However, as seen in her consistent guitar practice, her desire for recognition is very strong. Even when going to the live house led by Nijika, she smirks to herself imagining performing and receiving cheers from the crowd, and she gets so carried away by even small compliments that it shows all over her face.