After an animation work became popular, its commercial value was actually something that ordinary people could not estimate. Whether it was linkage activities with various commercial products or selling their own peripheral products, the economic benefits it generated were huge, and its profit cycle was quite long. Even if the work was completed, it would still have a considerable influence.
You are like the animation work "Demon Slayer: Blade". Although the original work has been completed, there are many linkages on the market now. It can be expected that this wave of craze will continue until the animation is completed.
Previously, this anime was linked with Japanese McDonald's and launched theme stickers. The paper surface of the stickers was criticized, saying that it felt like a funny comic Japanese.
"Funny Comics Riwa" is also a Japanese anime with very funny content. There is not much connection between the collections. They are all short and concise stories. One episode is particularly classic called "Stickers", which tells a company that sells snacks and gives stickers. As a result, the employees designed a few naughty kid stickers. The following looks are indeed quite similar to the above.
If you are older anime enthusiasts, I think they have watched "Funny Comics Rihe", because there was a group of gods who provided the Chinese version for this animation. Now the words "scammers" and "powerful" that people often use are the ones that made the spoof dubbing version that made the original spoof dubbing version, and those who dubbed that Chinese dubbing version were also all gods, Baike, Xiaoai, Baomu Zhongyang . Are these names quite familiar? The first two people joined 0,000 Hetianyi and starred in many film and television works. Baomu Zhongyang's words have been in the dubbing industry. In recent years, they have been equipped with many domestic animations and games. The second and third seasons of the "Wu Liuqi" series of animations that I personally like very much are the dubbing directors he serves as.
The anime "Funny Manga" is quite popular in China, and it is even more popular in Japan. Considering that children who have watched this anime have basically entered the work and even started to enter the middle level, we have reason to believe that this wave of "Demon Slayer: Blade" linkage may really be a spoof to pay tribute to "Funny Manga", especially the surroundings of "Demon Slayer: Blade" launched by McDonald's this time are stickers, and the main character on the stickers is Yoshia Tomooka who is often "persecuted". The magical connection really makes people think a lot.
