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"Attack on Titan" fans have something new to celebrate as KFC partners with the popular anime for a unique collaboration in China. The promotion, tied to the anime's final season, features beloved characters enjoying fried chicken alongside Titans dressed as businessmen.
KFC Taps into 'Attack on Titan' Fandom with a Unique Collaboration Promoting the Anime's Final Season
The phenomenon of "Attack on Titan" endures. Creator Hajime Isayama concluded the manga several years ago, and the anime followed suit in the autumn of last year. Levi and the other beloved characters remain in the fandom's hearts despite the primary series's conclusion. The franchise is still flourishing, and Kentucky Fried Chicken has capitalized on its popularity to form a distinctive partnership.
You read that correctly—KFC and "Attack on Titan" are joining forces. In China, KFC unveiled a unique poster announcing the collaboration; fans must see it to believe it.
The partnership promotes the anime’s final season overseas, and the poster perfectly encapsulates the unexpected collaboration. Characters like Mikasa and Eren are depicted holding a fried chicken, while an army of Titans from The Rumbling, dressed as businessmen, are seen hunting for food.
The teaser reads, "Krunch. Chill out and attack on!"
KFC aims to attract "Attack on Titan" fans to grab a bucket of chicken before diving into the anime's finale. According to ComicBook, this collaboration comes at an ideal time, as recent reports from Japan announced "Attack on Titan: The Last Attack," a compilation film combining the anime's two-part finale. MAPPA Studios plans to release the movie in Japan soon, with fans anticipating a global release.
Stream the Final Chapters of 'Attack on Titan' on Crunchyroll and Hulu as Humanity Faces Its Greatest Threat
For those who can't wait for the film, the final stretch of "Attack on Titan" is available for streaming on Crunchyroll and Hulu, where the entire series can be watched from start to finish.
"In this post-apocalyptic sci-fi story, humanity has been devastated by the bizarre, giant humanoids known as the Titans. Little is known about their origins or their relentless hunger for human flesh. For years, they have roamed the earth, annihilating everyone in their path. For the past century, the remnants of humanity have sought refuge in a giant, three-walled city, believing their 50-meter-high walls would protect them. However, the sudden appearance of an immense Titan is about to change everything."
