Anime Foundation, a Japanese anime ecosystem, has announced its launch partnerships with MyAnimeList, Animoca Brands, Animoca Brands Japan, and San FranTokyo. These partnerships aim to enhance the user experience and opportunities for fans, creators, developers, IP holders, and anime and manga-inspired projects and brands worldwide. Anime Foundation’s goal is to build the largest global ecosystem for anime culture in the Web3 sphere, utilizing the MANGA token.
According to a press release from Animoca Brands, the four partners will bring unique contributions to the project. MyAnimeList and Animoca Brands Japan will leverage their strong industry networks and deep community engagement to attract talent and expertise from traditional anime and manga communities. Animoca Brands and San FranTokyo, on the other hand, will provide technical assistance through their broad Web3 ecosystems, blockchain technologies, and infrastructure. This will help Anime Foundation unlock new fan engagement opportunities.
In addition to these partnerships, Anime Foundation has also teamed up with Mocaverse, a marquee growth network that features an interoperable infrastructure layer. Through this partnership, Anime Foundation plans to launch “Anime ID,” a decentralized identifier and reputation layer that will allow fans to claim their unique on-chain Anime IDs.
The ultimate aim of Anime Foundation’s partnerships and initiatives is to expand the anime and manga community from Japan to the global Web3 market. Acting as a bridge between the traditional anime and manga community and the Web3 ecosystem, Anime Foundation hopes to bring anime culture to a wider audience.
The Manga token is a crucial component of Anime Foundation. Although it has experienced price dips recently, it is currently trading at $0.00002844 according to CMC data.
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