Bocchi, inherently reserved, begins to learn guitar with the quiet hope of forging connections. Yet, her social anxieties prove a formidable obstacle to overcome.

Nijika suggested to the band that they economize for their upcoming performance by taking on part-time employment at Starry.

Bocchi resolved to seek out a replacement vocalist for the band, her gaze settling on a classmate named Kita.

As Bocchi grappled with crafting lyrics for the band’s debut song, Nijika orchestrated a unique outing for the group.

With their debut song released and the promise of a forthcoming concert, Kessoku Band stood poised for their next step. Yet, Seika remained unconvinced.

Bocchi finds herself wrestling with the persistent pressure to sell concert tickets, a burden that threatens to overwhelm her. A serendipitous encounter with an unusual individual might offer the very lifeline she requires.

Laughter spills from Bocchi's house as the girls gather, eager to design T-shirts together. A nervous excitement hangs in the air – it’s her first real visit with friends; will she be able to navigate this new social landscape?

A looming storm threatens to dampen spirits for Kessoku Band’s upcoming performance.

Before the return of school, the girls treat Bocchi to one final outing. Their destination: Enoshima.

Torn between the desire to participate in the school’s cultural festival and a growing reluctance, Bocchi wrestled with her choice. Just then, Kikuri appeared, offering a quiet spark of encouragement.

The annual culture festival was upon them, and the members of the Kessoku Band hoped to share in the festivities with Bocchi—if they could manage to locate her before the crowds swallowed her whole.

The Kessoku Band's performance at the cultural festival is imminent. Will they navigate the event unscathed?