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10-05-2009, 06:56 PM
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First Target, now 7-Eleven has gone Domo (http://albotas.com/tag/domo)-crazy. The 24-hour convenience store will be rolling out a worldwide Domo promotion this fall, featuring the stop-motion Japanese icon’s likeness on pretty much everything in the store and some awesome packaging designs. There’s even some collectible Slurpee cups, and Domo has is own flavor, Fuji Frost. You’ll also be able to walk into a 7-Eleven store and purchase a range of Domo-related junkery, like hats, shirts, and even Domo Quees (http://albotas.com/2009/08/targets-gonna-start-selling-quees/).
My favorite is this Domo cup display:
http://albotas.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/domo-7-eleven-display.jpg
He’s all like “nomnomnomnomnom” on the cups and he doesn’t even give two fucks about it.
http://albotas.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/domo-straws.jpg
These little straw thingies are pretty badass too, I’d just be scared that I’d get Slurpee splooge all over ‘em.
http://albotas.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/domo-7-eleven-display-6.jpg
Lookit all this Domo crap!!! It’s like the otaku section of FYE and Target’s Domo marketing threw up all over the inside of 7-Eleven.
Probably my favorite part of this whole story is the fact that Evan Broday, Slurpee’s marketing manager, told (http://www.brandweek.com/bw/content_display/news-and-features/licensing/e3i9659c5aa3ebf2806a1472c3be447fe56) Brandweek that 7-Eleven’s consumers “love crazy Japanese shit.”
Who doesn’t, Evan Brody? Who doesn’t?http://albotas.com/2009/10/domo-takes-over-7-eleven/
First webisode uploaded here (still being processed by YouTube as of posting):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g2mRsTyi2U
First Target, now 7-Eleven has gone Domo (http://albotas.com/tag/domo)-crazy. The 24-hour convenience store will be rolling out a worldwide Domo promotion this fall, featuring the stop-motion Japanese icon’s likeness on pretty much everything in the store and some awesome packaging designs. There’s even some collectible Slurpee cups, and Domo has is own flavor, Fuji Frost. You’ll also be able to walk into a 7-Eleven store and purchase a range of Domo-related junkery, like hats, shirts, and even Domo Quees (http://albotas.com/2009/08/targets-gonna-start-selling-quees/).
My favorite is this Domo cup display:
http://albotas.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/domo-7-eleven-display.jpg
He’s all like “nomnomnomnomnom” on the cups and he doesn’t even give two fucks about it.
http://albotas.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/domo-straws.jpg
These little straw thingies are pretty badass too, I’d just be scared that I’d get Slurpee splooge all over ‘em.
http://albotas.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/domo-7-eleven-display-6.jpg
Lookit all this Domo crap!!! It’s like the otaku section of FYE and Target’s Domo marketing threw up all over the inside of 7-Eleven.
Probably my favorite part of this whole story is the fact that Evan Broday, Slurpee’s marketing manager, told (http://www.brandweek.com/bw/content_display/news-and-features/licensing/e3i9659c5aa3ebf2806a1472c3be447fe56) Brandweek that 7-Eleven’s consumers “love crazy Japanese shit.”
Who doesn’t, Evan Brody? Who doesn’t?http://albotas.com/2009/10/domo-takes-over-7-eleven/
First webisode uploaded here (still being processed by YouTube as of posting):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g2mRsTyi2U