A peculiar incident has gone viral on social media after some people in Japan were allegedly questioned and arrested by the police. The individuals in question were disguised as: one as a Palestinian soldier and the other as Hitori Gotou, protagonist of the popular anime “Bocchi the Rock!”. This event generated a lot of speculation and theories online.

According to witness reports and comments on social media, Some people suggest that the arrest may have occurred because the cosplayers were disturbing public order.. Others claim that the reason may be related to the fact that it is not permitted to walk with one's face completely covered on public roads in Japan, as this poses a risk to public safety.

Later, The user who appeared as “Bocchi” explained on Twitter that he was not arrested, but simply received a warning from the police.. However, no specific details were provided about the legal reasons behind this intervention, leaving many social media users to debate what actually happened.

This event had a strong impact on the fan community of “Bocchi the Rock!”, an anime that, since its broadcast, has gained a solid fan base both in Japan and abroad. The series follows Hitori Gotou, a shy and lonely young woman who dreams of being a famous guitarist and has become known for her honest and often humorous portrayal of social anxiety and everyday life. The popularity of Hitori Gotou, or “Bocchi” as he is affectionately known, has led to the creation of a large amount of fan content, including cosplays, fan art and themed events.

Despite the success of the anime's first season, fans are still eagerly awaiting the announcement of a sequel. “Bocchi the Rock!” has become a cultural phenomenon that continues to spark conversation, and this recent incident involving cosplayers is just another reflection of the profound influence the series has had on the otaku community. Meanwhile, the fate of a possible second season remains unknown.keeping fans in suspense and eagerly awaiting any news related to the franchise.

Source: Twitter