Compilation of commercials for manga apps and websites
In recent years, it’s become normal to read manga on smartphones.
Since many services let you read a few chapters for free every day, lots of people read manga on their phones regularly.
You often see commercials for these apps and sites on TV as well.
These manga app and site commercials often become talking points, sometimes featuring popular actors.
In this article, we’ll introduce a roundup of commercials for manga apps and websites that have aired so far!
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Mecha Comic: “Drone” version / “Free Comic” versionHiroiki Ariyoshi
The Mecha Comic commercial featuring Hiroiki Ariyoshi.
It’s the familiar ad where Ariyoshi announces free manga, but more than that, the French Bulldog and the gray-and-white bicolor (Hachiware) cat are so cute that they steal your attention—it’s the kind of commercial your eyes can’t help but notice!
Mecha Comic: Overflowing Romance. “Day Off – In Bed” Version / “Day Off – Running Late” Version / “Day Off – Dozing Off” VersionMitsuki Takahata
This clip shows Mitsuki Takahata reading manga on her bed at home via Mecha Comic.
Playing on the title of Gesu no Kiwami Otome’s song “Romance ga Arimaru,” which she hums and then becomes the BGM, the ad highlights the platform’s abundance of titles.
It’s a commercial that effectively conveys Mecha Comic’s appeal: you can enjoy a huge variety of works in a relaxed state.
