Season 2?

You gonna buy the BDs or at least legit merch so they have money for that desired second season?

@wjxxhulka66n Maybe, I'm not into buying the BDs but if it got some nice merch I would

@CloxyC you should buy bd especially Japanese bd because of the threshold. If you help break that threshold its more guarantee of a second season.

@Otakupervert890 Fair, when do BD usually come out?

@CloxyC
29 October 2025. This series has only one BD release, containing all 13 episodes. The price is 29,800JPY.

@AkeZZZ
Sounds like poor sales tactic. That's a whole lot of money in one installment and will deter many fans, especially the juvenile ones, who don't have disposable income of their own.

In contrast, Girls Band Cry vol.1 sold for cheap (~30USD) but had just one episode on the BD and one new song on CD. Later volumes had 2 eps each and sold for ~45-50$ but fans kept buying them, like slowly boiled frogs.

You gonna buy the BDs or at least legit merch so they have money for that desired second season?

Was previously mentally up in the air on whether or not this series would receive an English dub or not and hadn't put much serious thought into it, but now that this is apparently materializing, do you really think it'll manage to match or surpass Girls Band Cry's popularity in the Western world?

@WatchTillTandava

Probably yes, because GBC isn't even popular in the West, regrettably...
Sure, Reddit and Discord posse love the anime and the IRL TogeToge band, but the millions of average / casual Crunchyroll customers just feel MC Iseri Nina is a grating egomaniac and emotionally unstable petulant child, who's a hypocryte and stews in her grudges but also flies off the handle easily. Her public temper tantrums and severe mood swings quickly drain the social batteries of viewers and she's generally a pain in the arse, so they hate her guts. She's also perceived as unbusinesslike (e.g. monologues instead of the singing concert-goers paid for), thus western viewers find her an unworthy heroine unsufferable gremlin. Did I leave anything out?

The average, non-weeb western anime viewer drops GBC early and doesn't look back. A few write reviews, uniformly declaring they would watch if Nina got replaced by a more mellow character, similiar to Awa Subaru or Rupa. In summary, the western perception of Girls Band Cry is polar opposite of Asia, where it has developed a rather broad and strong cult following, who hold Nina-chan the hedgehog very dear.

In contrast, Rock wa Lady has a completely outlandish and cliched story, filled with rather shallow characters - so there isn't much to strongly hate or love about it on a personal level. Unless a viewer is put off by the constant and senseless cussing, he/she is likely to finish the series and give it a 7 or 8/10 review.

@Tacsk0 It already clears GBC by miles, you’re just a jealous GBC shill, GBC sucks man, GTFO

GBC doesn't need to argue with Rock Modesty, it can just wait for time to weed things out. The latter title certainly won't be remembered 3-5 years from now.

Anyhow, Togenashi Togeari was performing live at the Anison Matsuri in Los Angeles yesterday. Even in a country unable to accept GBC the anime, the quality of its band is still appreciated.

GBC doesn't need to argue with Rock Modesty, it can just wait for time to weed things out. The latter title certainly won't be remembered 3-5 years from now.

Anyhow, Togenashi Togeari was performing live at the Anison Matsuri in Los Angeles yesterday. Even in a country unable to accept GBC the anime, the quality of its band is still appreciated.