The satisfaction of protecting Tokyo isn’t the only reward for taking down the creatures, though. The top layer of the poster is made of a lottery ticket-like scratch-off material. So while they’re getting a few days’ grace period, come February 18, it’ll be open season on the Titans, as anyone with a coin is welcome to come and scratch them to shreds as part of the “Reclaim Wall Shinjuku” event. Pictured in the mural-sized ad are 50 Titans, including such heavy hitters as the Colossal and Female Titans.įans of the hit anime franchise might be happy to see them, but there’s really no place for the giants’ penchants for nudity and eating people in the orderly efficiency of the Japanese mass transit system. On February 15, the company put up a 12-meter (39.4-foot) long, 2.4-meter-high poster for the upcoming game inside Shinjuku Station in Tokyo, which is Japan’s busiest rail hub. In the past, video game publisher Square Enix has allowed passersby to dismantle and smush promotional posters for games in its hit Dragon Quest franchise, and now competitor Koei Tecmo has something along similar lines planned for its about-to-be-released Attack on Titan game for the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita.
#ATTACK ON TITAN GAMES SCRATCH PLUS#
Interactive ad gives you a chance to save Shinjuku, plus win cool prizes while you’re at it.įor a country with such low vandalism rates, Japanese marketers seem to have become somewhat enamored with the idea of letting people destroy their ads.
0 kommentar(er)
