This Gotou Hitori Coreful Figure in Shifuku version captures the Bocchi the Rock! heroine in a charming, compact display pose. Hitori's hair is sculpted with delicate, individual strands and a soft fringe, while her expression conveys her trademark mix of shyness and resolve. She wears a Shifuku-inspired outfit featuring a layered top with ruffles, a pleated skirt, and knee-high socks, completed by a tiny, playable guitar accessory resting at her side. The paintwork highlights subtle blush on her cheeks, fine linework on her lips, and careful shading on folds and edges to give depth. The base is understated to keep the focus on the figure, with colors that harmonize with the character’s palette. Overall the Shifuku variant conveys warmth and gentle charm suitable for display.

Gotou Hitori, known to fans as Bocchi, is the relentlessly self-critical guitarist at the center of Bocchi the Rock!. In the story she carries a reservoir of passion that rarely leaks out because of her crippling social anxiety, yet she dreams of performing on stage with a full band. Throughout the series, she meets and befriends other musicians who encourage her to open up and share her music with the world. Her daily life blends school routines with late-night practice, small victories, and tender setbacks as she learns to trust others and herself. The Shifuku figure embodies a pivotal moment of her journey: a careful, hopeful pose that hints at courage blooming beneath the shy exterior, with her guitar as both companion and invitation to audiences to listen.