Japanese manga fans are mourning the death of manga character Crocodile.
ワニくんありがとう…。 pic.twitter.com/pJnSKrgCS6
— 🎫 (@BOC_boc_fm2) March 20, 2020
ワニくん、安らかに… pic.twitter.com/fOqTsn0OsR
— George☕じょーじ (@george_10g) March 20, 2020
ありがとうワニさん。 pic.twitter.com/9hzPRgSiBn
— NaoKi(コーヒーの上に絵を描くだけの人) (@NaoKi_N_K) March 20, 2020
ありがとうワニくん。
お花添えておきました。 pic.twitter.com/rcJj1ucvfK— WHIP SUGAR(ホイップシュガー どうぶつの森 アイシングクッキー&白樺映像制作所 (@YuicihiroG) March 20, 2020
おそらくですが、ひよこさんが3日目と同じく赤信号で渡っちゃたんだと思います。で、3日目と同じく助けたワニくんが…😭😭😭気をつけないと…😭😭😭
フォロー外から失礼しましたm(_ _)m pic.twitter.com/gjVo8Sny4v
— ちょこ (@00xGi) March 20, 2020
Back on December 12, 2019, Kikuchi Yuuki began a 4-frame manga “100-Nichi-go ni shinu wani” (Crocodile dies after 100 days) about the life of a crocodile which he posted on his Twitter account and has been updated daily since then.
The manga was so popular that each post would receive over 300,000 likes.
The manga about a crocodile who wears clothes and speaks the human language, hangs out with a senior crocodile, his best friend a rat but with each post, the numbers of days decreasing, many wondered how the crocodile would die.
Kikuchi wrote, “To be alive means to die someday. If you are aware of your end and the end of people around you, your actions and way of life may go in a better direction. I think it would be a chance to think about that through crocodile”.
So, how does Crocodile die?
「100日後に死ぬワニ」
100日目 pic.twitter.com/r0Idn9I7mR— きくちゆうき (@yuukikikuchi) March 20, 2020