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# OpenSea and YOAKE Collaborate to Deliver “The Seven Deadly Sins” Anime NFTs to Soneium
YOAKE is associating with OpenSea to dispatch an NFT gathering dependent on the famous anime arrangement “The Seven Deadly Sins,” giving devotees and authorities an opportunity to possess a piece of the activity on the Soneium blockchain.
The “YOAKE and The Seven Deadly Sins Anime Series” NFTs will be sold solely on the OpenSea NFT commercial center. Beginning Toncoin (TON) Value Forecast for March 26th 25th at 5:00 AM GMT, devotees can begin stamping these advanced collectibles.
Each NFT is valued at 0.002 ETH (roughly $4.12 USD) and can be stamped on Soneium, Sony’s Layer 2 blockchain arrangement. For the initial 72 hours after dispatch, clients can stamp a boundless number of NFTs.
YOAKE, a self-depicted fan commitment convention that mixes Japanese popular culture with blockchain tech, is the first to dispatch an authoritatively authorized NFT assortment for “The Seven Deadly Sins: Cursed by Light,” a film as of now streaming on Netflix.
“The Seven Deadly Sins” is a famous Japanese dream anime arrangement dependent on the manga by Nakaba Suzuki. Set in a fictionalized archaic Britannia, the story follows a gathering of warriors who were erroneously blamed for wrongdoings and set out to clear their names. Driven by Meliodas, their experiences length four seasons, a few films, and unique video liveliness (OVAs).
The NFT assortment on OpenSea highlights famous scenes from “The Seven Deadly Sins: Cursed by Light,” with Meliodas and his sibling Zeldris sharing a grave promise in the daylight with their consecrated chalices. Startale gave key help to YOAKE’s procurement of the IP.
Moriyama expressed in a declaration that YOAKE devotes itself to advancing Web3 through the strength of culture, and introducing formally authorized anime collectibles on-chain is the optimal method to accomplish this aspiration.
Following the launch of this collection, the firm intends to introduce additional anime-inspired on-chain collectibles, aiming to motivate greater participation from enthusiasts in the Web3 domain, according to Sota Moriyama, the chief business officer at YOAKE Entertainment.
OpenSea’s CEO, Devin Finzer, voiced his enthusiasm for the Japanese pop culture-centered partnership with YOAKE, highlighting its capacity to onboard devotees of the series.
Finzer remarked, “We take pride in teaming up with YOAKE to deliver premier IPs like The Seven Deadly Sins directly to the fanbase.”
In a parallel endeavor last October, Animoca Brands Japan initiated a comparable undertaking, unveiling an NFT collection influenced by the Japanese cyberpunk movie Ghost in the Shell. Nevertheless, these NFTs debuted on Animoca’s trading platform, SORAH, rather than OpenSea.
