Anime-Promoting Meat Towers

This Nine-Patty Giant Burger is to Promote the New Evangelion Movie

Looking at this ridiculous meat tower, you have to wonder what could they possibly be trying to accomplish with a giant burger so massive it probably has its own gravitational pull.

Well, this nine-patty giant burger comes from Lotteria, a Japanese hamburger chain that is releasing this giant burger in order to promote the Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo's Blu-ray and DVD launch. That's right, this giant tower of beef and cheese is all to promote the release of a new anime movie. If you purchase the giant burger for 1,280 yen ($12.86 USD), you'll also be given a Spear of Longinus replica from the anime series as well.

According to Kotaku.com, the giant burger is "called the Q-Story Cheese Burger, because, in part, the movie's Japanese title is Evangelion Shin Gekijouban: Q. It's also wordplay: The burger has nine patties, and the Japanese word for nine is 'kyuu.'"

Anime Promotion
Creating elaborate food promotions tied to popular anime releases can generate excitement and drive sales.
Collaborative Marketing
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Artistic Product Tie-ins
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Where This Applies

Fast Food
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