Demon Slayer is back with its fourth season, and with it come new collaborations like the recently announced ASUS x Demon Slayer gaming collection. It doesn’t stop there, it seems, as there are rumors about a Demon Slayer x Frosted Flakes collab in the works. But is there any truth to these rumors?
Anime cereal collabs are on the rise, as Dragon Ball recently teamed up with Reese’s Puffs Breakfast cereal to commemorate the series' 40th anniversary.
Hence, it will not be a surprise if Demon Slayer fans are crossing their fingers for a possible tasty collab with Kellogg's Frosted Flakes.
Akaza Replaces Tony Tiger in Rumored Demon Slayer x Frosted Flakes Collab
As Demon Slayer season 4 intensifies, the upper rank three demon, Akaza, is missing in action, and it looks like fans have found him in a box of Frosted Flakes, posing on behalf of the iconic mascot, Tony Tiger.
Frosted Flakes is a popular breakfast cereal made by Kellogg's, the same company that has previously worked with One Piece, which had fan-favorite characters such as Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji holding a bowl of cereal in the packaging.
Now that Demon Slayer season 4 has premiered, the anticipation toward its upcoming collaborations with different brands has intensified, so fans are clamoring over a possible team-up with Kellogg’s.
In a Reddit post as seen below, a graphic of Akaza posing for Frosted Collabs attracted the attention of fans, resulting in rumors about a possible Demon Slayer and Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes cereal collab in the works.
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Demon Slayer x Frosted Flakes Collab Is Not Real
Unfortunately, the rumors about Demon Slayer and Frosted Flakes are false and not official. There’s no official announcement from either of the parties involved, so fans will have to cross their fingers for now.
The rumors about the collaboration between Demon Slayer and Frosted Flakes, which featured Akaza, happened only because of an imaginative meme posted on Reddit.
It is only a fan-made meme that shows Akaza as the cereal brand's model, replacing the iconic Tony Tiger.
Since Tony the Tiger has a lot of stripes on its body, the creator of the meme seemingly pushed Akaza as their cereal model due to the dark blue lines on his body, giving the impression that he’s Tony the Tiger’s anime counterpart.
Who knows, there might be a Demon Slayer and Frosted Flakes collab in the future.
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