Azuki launches Web3 anime platform Anime.com, supporting customized avatars, NFT sales and other functions
Odaily Planet Daily News NFT project Azuki officially launched the next-generation animation platform "Anime.com" using Web3 technology. The platform will provide functions such as creating customizable avatars, selling NFT collections, and viewing creations.
The first content of the platform will be a promotional video for the original animation "Fractured Reflections-楕円曲線上のセカイ-", which is scheduled to be released in February 2025. During the digital premiere, the production team will participate in live chats to provide fans with the opportunity to interact directly. In addition, it is planned to sell NFT collections related to "Fractured Reflections" in the form of blind boxes, and NFT holders will receive benefits related to the work.
Since launching the NFT project in 2022, Azuki has established more than 100 sub-communities around the world. (CoinDesk Japan)
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