Recently, A transportation network sign in Taiwan has caught the attention of anime fans, especially those who follow the “Sousou no Frieren” franchise. The poster, which seeks to invite people to use the elevator, features what appears to be a chibi version of Frieren, the series' protagonist, which triggered a wave of comments and memes on forums in Japan. Users pointed out the striking similarity between the poster's illustration and the renowned immortal elf, prompting laughter and fan theories.

The sign is a public utility sign in Taiwan, designed with an attractive visual style that includes anime elements. The characters represent different groups of people: an elderly man, a woman with a baby, a person in a wheelchair, a pregnant woman and a man with a lot of luggage. They are all grouped together with the representation of an elevator, highlighting the convenience of using it:

• Please take the elevator. For your safety, elderly people, people with disabilities or people with strollers, pregnant women and passengers carrying bulky luggage should use the elevator at exits 4, 5 and 6.

In the viral comments, some users expressed surprise at this unofficial “collaboration.” «Is Frieren taking care of a baby?» commented one user, while another pointed out that the baby in the poster could very well be a chibi version of Fern, another protagonist in the franchise: «The baby is clearly Fern, look at her hair!». In addition, some joked about Frieren's possible age: “I think she already fit into the grandmother category.».

“Sousou no Frieren” has been one of the most successful franchises in the anime world in recent years. Based on the manga written by Kanehito Yamada and illustrated by Tsukasa Abe, the story follows Frieren, an elf who has lived for centuries and who, after the death of her adventure companions, embarks on a journey to better understand human life and the emotional legacy. they left. The anime, which premiered recently, has been a national and international success, standing out for its deep narrative and the quality of its animation.

Regarding the poster in Taiwan, reactions were varied. Some humorous comments highlight Frieren's perception as a “grandmother,” while others point out the creative play of the illustrators behind the poster design. «The illustrator is having too much fun” and “Is this grandma's house?», commented others.

Despite the jokes, many fans are excited about Frieren's potential international recognition, which could further boost the franchise's popularity and continued success.

Source: Yaraon!