From Bocchi the Rock! comes a figma of the main character, Hitori Gotoh. Sculpted by Ryosuke Maeda under Max Factory's direction, this pre-painted posable figure captures Bocchi's tentative energy and evolving stage persona. Standing around 145 mm tall in non-scale form, the figure features multiple face plates—standard, smiling, and four funny faces—to convey her changing mood during performances. It includes optional parts like an electric guitar strap, an interchangeable lower body for floor-sitting poses, papercraft mango cardboard, and extra front hair parts for funny-face moments. Cooperation with Masaki Apsy adds authenticity to the character’s presentation, while the included base completes dynamic poses for fans.

In Bocchi the Rock!, Hitori Gotoh is a shy guitarist who dreams of performing with her own band despite social anxiety; she forms the Kessoku Band with new friends and trains tirelessly to overcome awkward moments on stage. Her character arc centers on learning to trust teammates, facing stage fright, and growing into a performer who can share her music with others. The figma captures this journey by offering expressive faces and dynamic poses that reflect Bocchi’s inner voice and resilience. Collectors can recreate moments from the series by swapping faces and accessories. Her goal to bring her music to life resonates with fans who root for her from the first episode. The figure invites fans to stage her character with confidence, whether she is adjusting her guitar strap, striking a pose with the upside-down mango papercraft, or simply keeping a reserved smile on a quiet rehearsal day. The narrative behind Hitori Gotoh combines friendship, perseverance, and quirky humor that makes Bocchi the Rock! a beloved anime, and this figure provides a tangible link to that story.