CATDOLL: Fanatics are too scary. The Kanda Festival of Love Live! was hit by flag-pulling and theft.

Anime Star reported that Love Live! and the holy land Kanda Myojin will cooperate to hold the "Kanda Festival", which will officially start on May 9. More than a month ago, Kanda Myojin had already started selling amulets, Japanese confectionery and other peripheral products, and also posted a large number of posters and advertising flags in the shrine! However, before the festival officially started, there was news that the advertising flags were stolen. This was of course done by die-hard fans, but they couldn't show off after stealing them home. Is this more fun?

The Kanda Festival advertising banner for "Love Live!"

There were originally two "Love Live!" Kanda Festival advertising flags in the center of Kanda Myojin Square, one on the left and one on the right, which served as a welcome pole for fans to come and make a pilgrimage. Of course, it has also become a popular spot for fans and cosplayers to take photos together!

Taking a photo with the advertisement is an important symbol!

Just yesterday, the staff suddenly discovered that one of the advertising flags was missing. It can almost be concluded that it was stolen by a tasteless die-hard fan. Although Kanda Myojin Shrine announced that there are multiple surveillance cameras in the shrine, the images recorded by the surveillance cameras have not yet been released. Is this to give the criminal a chance to reform?

There is only one lonely advertising flag left...

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People who steal advertising flags simply want to own peripheral products that others don't have, but they can't show off their stolen goods openly. Is it really fun to steal them and take them home?

Will the advertising car be stolen next?

In fact, a similar incident also occurred in the collaboration project between Beppu Onsen Street and Hozuki's Reitetsu that just ended...

"Hinoki no Reitetsu" Hell Tour Theme Event

Since the theme of this event is "Hell Tour", which means visiting all the major hot springs in Beppu Onsen Street, advertising flags are spread all over the Beppu street.

During the event, you can see "Hokatsu in Beppu" advertising banners everywhere.

Shortly after the Hell Hot Springs Pilgrimage began, news broke that an advertising flag had been stolen, and luckily the entire thing was witnessed by a Japanese netizen passing by!

Witness the two people who pulled out the advertising banner and ran away!!!

Once you steal these advertising flags home and post the photos online or display them openly, the police may come to your door, which means they will have to be displayed in your home forever without ever seeing the light of day. Where's the fun in that?

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