Because nothing says "honoring anime culture" like minting infinite JPEGs on a Layer 2 blockchain. YOAKE just rolled out its Seven Deadly Sins: Cursed by Light NFT collection on OpenSea, and yes—you can mint as many as you want for 72 hours straight. Each one will set you back 0.002 ETH (~$4.12), which is either a bargain or a new form of digital hoarding.

The NFTs feature the oh-so-iconic scene where Meliodas and his brother Zeldris sit in the sunlight, sharing a heartfelt moment with their sacred chalices—because nothing screams "blockchain utility" like anime boys and a dramatic vow.

Some quick stats:

📅 Minting starts: March 25 at 5:00 AM GMT

💰 Price: 0.002 ETH (~$4.12)

⛓️ Blockchain: Sony’s Layer 2, Soneium (yes, Sony’s doing blockchains now)

♾️ Supply: Unlimited—for 72 hours. So, go wild.

YOAKE claims this drop is the first officially licensed anime NFT collection from The Seven Deadly Sins franchise, and they’re planning to keep the anime-themed collectibles coming. The goal? Drive anime fans on-chain and probably see how many JPEGs people will buy if you slap an IP on them.

Even OpenSea’s CEO Devin Finzer is hyped, saying they’re proud to "bring top-tier franchises directly to fans." Because nothing says fan engagement like explaining gas fees to someone who just wanted an anime souvenir.

So, what do you think? Web3 finally cracking the anime fanbase, or just another corporate cash grab in JPEG form?