Koji Kabuto
In a bizarre turn of events, a manga series has caused earthquake panic in Japan. Time Magazine reports that a manga titled “The Seven Deadly Sins” has sparked fears among residents that a major earthquake is on the horizon.
The manga, which features a storyline about a group of knights known as the Seven Deadly Sins who must save the kingdom from evil forces, includes a scene where a character predicts a major earthquake will strike Japan. This scene has led to widespread concern among readers, with many taking to social media to express their fears.
Authorities in Japan have been quick to reassure the public that there is no imminent threat of a major earthquake. Seismologists have stated that earthquakes cannot be predicted with any degree of certainty, and that people should not be alarmed by fictional depictions of seismic events.
Despite these assurances, the panic caused by the manga has highlighted the deep-seated fears that many Japanese people have about earthquakes. Japan is located on the Pacific Ring of Fire, a region known for its frequent seismic activity, and the country has experienced devastating earthquakes in the past.
It is clear that the power of storytelling, even in the form of a manga, can have a profound impact on people’s emotions and perceptions. While it is important to take all forms of media with a grain of salt, it is also crucial to remember that fiction should not dictate reality. Let’s hope that the panic caused by this manga will soon subside, and that the people of Japan can find peace of mind once again.
Source: Time Magazine
