In a surprising collaboration, the manufacturer RHB Studio and the orzGK distributor revealed the release of a life-size doll based on Hitori Gotouthe protagonist of the popular franchise “Bocchi, the Rock!This release, which promises to capture the attention of both collectors and anime fans, is scheduled for release in the last quarter of 2024.

The doll measures 158 cm tall, faithfully reproducing the characteristic features of Hitori Gotou, also affectionately known as “Bocchi”, the introverted guitarist in the series. The figure's detail is impressive, recreating every facial feature, from her signature pink hair and blue eyes to a maid outfit inspired by one of the anime adaptation's most memorable scenes. This costume, seen in an episode where the characters get into a series of comical situations, adds an additional touch of authenticity to the product.

While it's an impressive collectible, we can't ignore the fact that the doll was designed for "specific uses," as suggested in the website descriptions. Although not explicitly mentioned, the adult purpose of this product is evident, something that potential buyers will certainly understand easily.

The doll's level of technical detail was also carefully described by the manufacturer. According to the official website, the doll features “platinum silicone head, simulated eyes, simulated eyelashes, simulated hair, exquisite spray-on makeup.” In addition, it includes a flexible yoga skeleton body, simulated skin texture, and front and back bionic channels, which highlights the intentions of this product. For cosplay fans, the doll also comes with custom clothing based on the maid outfit seen in the series.

The product is now available for reservation on the orzGK website, with an initial deposit of US$ 254. This exclusive offer promises to be an opportunity fans won't want to miss, as demand for this type of collectible is expected to be high, especially considering the impact and popularity Bocchi the Rock! has had since its debut.

Source: orzGK distributor