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Doge Uprising NFT: an interactive crypto comic book

Doge Uprising combines a unique NFT collection with an immersive manga comic, inviting users to explore a dystopian future and join the rebellion using Doge mechas, all while fostering a strong community engagement.

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Doge Uprising NFT: an interactive crypto comic book

Doge Uprising is a new NFT collection, that combines a successful meme coin with a unique ecosystem and an interactive manga comic with an immersive story to create a whole universe to explore.

 

A story of Rebellion

Doge Uprising takes us to a dystopian future where a “lizard boy”, who started out with a social media platform that nowadays your uncle uses to post conspiracy theories, your grandmother weird-angled pictures of her cat and your mom to check up on you, blissfully (and thankfully) unaware of Instagram, Snapchat andTiktok (whoever could they mean 😉), has established a technocratic dictatorship. A rebellion has formed to put an end to his evil reign, using the power of Doge mechas (giant robots from the anime mecha genre like Mobile Suit Gundam, Gurren Lagann and Neon Genesis Evangelion) to do so. The mechas are powered by the token coins that come with this project. Helped by their ally (a man who is known for electric cars and rockets, as he shitposts on a social media platform he wants to be known by a single letter and who looks suspiciously like Elon Musk) they take the fight to the lizard boy and his cronies.

 

The importance of community

Understanding that engaging with its users is the key to success, the Doge Uprising NFT project makes it possible for its users to delve into its storyline in a way never before seen in crypto. They can choose to just follow the story in the interactive manga, or support by buying the coins, but they can also purchase a Doge Mecha NFT to become Mecha pilots themselves. This unlocks content and provides further access to more of this captivating world.

 

Now the only question remains: do you pronouns Doge as Dog-ee or like a “doge of Venice?” We’re still not sure.