Bocchi the Rock!, Vol. 1: Volume 1

My copy arrived with slight damage to the cover, probably when the postie forced it through my letter box (not enough to bother complaining about) great addition to my collection, absolutely loved the anime, brilliant story, set out more like a storyboard of the anime rather than a traditional manga, I've already preordered volume 2. Can't wait. 🤘

peak comedy

its not terrible but there's definitely a few marks plus im p sure thats just amazons fault rather then the seller idk

Bought with volumes 2 and 3, arrived damaged

Bocchi the rock! Is a 10/10 series definitely top 5 things ever invented If you don’t like it, then you’re wrong

O anime é bom, mas somente é uma experiência completa lendo o mangá. Já vou comprar o volume 2! Li em 2 dias!

20/10 y god, el leer esto me ah cambiado la ida completamente, ahora me levanto temprano y me siento inspirado a seguir realizando mis metos, gracias bochii (comprenlo, de verdad lo necesitan en su vida)

The manga is very nice, I have no objections from it. I'd say that the delivery is improved as compared to other people's reviews. Though mine also had minor (very minor) scratches/bumps, but it's fine. This manga is highly recommended by me to everyone who enjoys watching Comedy and Slice of Life stories.

Other dude is tripping, the book is on the bigger side when it comes to manga so I didn’t find an issue with the text size. as for the story it’s only fault is how good the anime is in comparison. it being a music story, the anime has the benefit of actually being able to show the music, along side it’s amazing animation. Each character is unique its in own way and its a story that will be at times painfully relatable to introverted musicians. It is a very enjoyable story, the cast is very likable and have clear goals past just working at starry (a live music house not a cafe). The characters will go through clear character development, specially in our main character hitomi. at the the start she is unable to even talk to others, but by the end she is one step closer to playing infront of crowds without having anxiety attacks, made her first real friends, and was finally was able to slowly improve at her new job, a job which requires her to constantly interact with strangers.