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In the Tenjin area of Fukuoka, Japan, warnings of the novel coronavirus pandemic look like something out of the Evangelion.
Pointed out from the writer and translator Jim RionThe warnings from Fukuoka Prefecture remind people that there is a state of emergency and that they must wear masks, wash their hands, and maintain social distance.
Once you’ve watched an Evangelion anime, the font and style should be instantly recognizable.
I think these warnings are eye catching and hopefully will grab people’s attention and motivate them to comply. But all of this certainly feels pretty dystopicture
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