🇯🇵☪️ It's very annoying to be doing this in the Japanese suburbs. We really value peace and quiet and chanting like this in public, especially in a foreign language, is considered very rude.
Do this in your own country, please.
If it isn’t apparent enough who God wants to win
When you try and kill God’s angels and saviors of the world it just makes them bigger
Good beats evil every time
#Trump2024
Azuki is making its way into web2. Read the YT comments for ep1, lots of normies think it’s dope and want to see more.
Holder or not I hope you can support our efforts to onboard the masses and show what a web3 IP is capable of. Win together 🙏
1. @notthreadguy has gotten WAY better at podcasting in the last 6 months
2. @ZAGABOND is a lot more charismatic than I expected - really enjoyed hearing his and @locationtba’s POV
3. Azuki has a shot to become the #1 collection - hard stop
They have:
- Incredible IP
- A REAL vision/business model
- Arguably the #1 community
And are very mindful of the web3 side of activations
Yeah they’ve made mistakes but so has everyone else - they’re at least bold and own tf out of it
Azuki gacha system is creating diamond hands holders.
@Azuki succesfully delivered a feeling of dedication and involvement in a soft-staking process. All thanks to the Gacha Grab game created within the Animecoin ecosystem.
Usually, when you soft-stake your assets you are not aware of the rewards you may receive later for them.
You don't interact with a website to do so, you just hold the asset, passively.
Azuki gives real ownership of said points to the token, not to the address that holds it.
This allows transfers to vaults without losing the accumulated gachas or revaluation of common assets that have lucky higher tier gachas linked to them.
You don't just own your token. Your token owns its gacha points.
Whoever owns the Azuki, owns its gachas.
Gachas imply you have to interact with the Anime website, making you feel that you are actively generating the rewards.
This creates a feeling of involvement in the ecosystem and brand, and of control over the asset.
Simultaneously, because you invest a tiny part of your time on this, you are less prone to sell the assets.
You actually feel you participate on the process and that you are only rewarded for doing so.
You feel you dedicated yourself to that staking and you don't want to give away the gachas YOU won by selling the Azukis.
This is also the reason why core community members and creators are always the most supportive.
The more you dedicate youself to a project, the less prone you are to let it go.
Ikuzo⛩️
I've never seen the @Azuki floor this thin since @blur_io was launched. There are clear signs of life coming back into the garden. Clearly the market has reacted to the first anime and new $ANIME staking platform very positively. The future is looking bright for Azuki. 🫡
cool af 🔥
speaking not as a holder or azuki fan, just as a certified weeb. most stuff i recently watched was just a copy of a copy, everything is always the same with a couple of tweaks. this is the most unique anime i've seen in ages. immaculate vibes
Congrats to @Azuki on the first Anime release.
Loved it overall.
The episode was more of a long teaser for what's coming than an actual episode, but hands down the top web3 anime product bar none.
The style and art were great.
Azuki has always had the best production quality in whatever they launch.
Pros
- Japanese as the language was a big plus, felt like a full-on Japanese anime experience
- Loved to see little Azuki lore drops scattered around
- Web3 integration was very cool
- Art was great and the overall mood good
- Music fire
Cons
- Episode short. It was the format, but I wanted a bit longer. Felt more like a longer trailer. Seems to be the main complaint I hear.
- I personally would have liked the short story focus almost entirely on the girl: her day arc with her motivations and the lead-up to her finding the red bean. Would have been more impactful when she did. But given the title "the waiting man' and this was a sample of what's coming, ok I get it.
Conclusion:
I like what I saw here in the episode and it's an exciting moment for web3. I would be disappointed, in terms of 'story quality', if the episode was just that: an episode. But it's more of an intro, so I think you'll need to consider the anthology of all 10 episodes to make a judgment re the actual story here.
The anime release paired with the new azuki staking point system (which heavily rewards rarity) giving you gacha machine spins is a great way to build up to a potential token drop (or whatever is revealed in those gacha balls you win)
It feels Azuki is finding their stride and confidence again.
Been a long while, but Azuki is finally going where the community wants the brand to go now.
A lot of expectations on how value will be delivered, how $anime will work, but the framework is starting to be revealed and the whole process leading there is fun.
Sometimes the journey to the destination is just as important, and maybe MORE important, than the destination.
And Azuki has always been about delivering an experience.
I'd say they are living up to that now, finally.
Feels like the garden is back after a long winter
Gm web3,
it doesn’t matter if you are an @Azuki holder or not.
Today, we are all supporting @ZAGABOND and team with the launch of the first web3 anime 💪❤️
Parallel doing work in breaking into web2. No pushback = no progress, it’s all to be expected. Respect 🫡
All web3 teams have a responsibility to do their part in their respective sectors.