While fans of the “Bocchi the Rock!“They continue to wait for the release of the two compilation films this year (and a probable second season announcement after this, since they claim that the films are only a pretext to give more time for the manga to advance), It seems that there is an industry that remains active without having to wait for the manga to progress: that of adult cinema.
It turns out that the actress Shion Yuumi (夕美しおん) just starred in a new adult film for the brand SHION’S COSPLAYwhere she appears with a cosplay of the protagonist Hitori Gotou of “Bocchi the Rock!“. This new movie with a duration of 119 minutes (1 hour and 59 minutes) is now available with the identification code FYSD-008 (I’m sure you already know what to do with this).
The girl’s cosplay is quite convincing, although Bocchi Rosada is not a very difficult character to imitate physically. (perhaps the guitar and the wig are the most complicated elements). With a simple school uniform hidden behind a pink sweatshirt, it is possible to become Bocchi in a matter of minutes. However, you would have to see the full film to see if it was able to portray Bocchi’s attitude in her performance. Have you already seen it?
The adult film industry in Japanknown as “JAV” (Japanese Adult Video), It often produces parodies of popular manga and anime franchises, dressing actresses as the female characters of these series, without facing significant copyright issues. This is due to several cultural, legal and commercial reasons that have created a more permissive environment compared to other jurisdictions.
Firstly, Japanese culture tends to have a more relaxed outlook towards parody and creative interpretation. There is a long-standing tradition of “doujinshi,” which are fan works that reinterpret or parody characters and settings from manga and anime. This practice has historically been tolerated, even when it comes to adult content.
Legally, Japan does not have as strict copyright laws compared to some Western jurisdictions. Furthermore, the concept of “fair use” has a less marked presence in the Japanese legal system, allowing for greater flexibility in the reinterpretation of characters and settings.
On the business front, the adult entertainment industry and the manga/anime industry are separate sectors with their own markets and audiences. In many cases, adult film production companies can avoid legal conflicts by not directly using franchise names or by altering elements enough to avoid clear copyright infringement. In this case, not even the names of “Bocchi the Rock!” nor “Hitori Gotou” are used at any time.
Fountain: AVfanza
