YOAKE, a company backed by Sony Group, has partnered with OpenSea to launch a non-fungible token (NFT) collection based on the anime series “The Seven Deadly Sins.”
The collection features a scene from the movie “The Seven Deadly Sins: Cursed by Light,” depicting Meliodas and Zeldris standing under the sunlight while sharing a drink. The NFTs are minted on Soneium, Sony Block Solutions Labs’ Layer-2 blockchain.
The minting process began on March 25 and is available exclusively on OpenSea for a limited 72-hour period. Each NFT is priced at 0.002 ETH, approximately $4. As of now, 8,934 NFTs have already been minted.
Holders of these NFTs will gain early access to future YOAKE experiences, including livestreams and exclusive content. They will also be recognized as early contributors to the project.
“The Seven Deadly Sins” anime series first premiered in 2014 and is based on the manga of the same name by Nakaba Suzuki. While this marks the series’ first venture into blockchain, other anime franchises have previously explored the NFT space.
In 2024, Azuki released its first anime episode, “The Waiting Man,” as an NFT on Arbitrum. That same year, Animoca Brands Japan launched “Fairy Tail” NFT cards featuring 29 characters from the manga. A year earlier, the company introduced an NFT collection that turned “Liar Liar” anime characters into digital figurines.
