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Comic Cafe In South Korea
Cafe Yeonnam-dong 239-20 was opened in the second half of 2017 and it was located on Yeonnam-dong district that makes visitors feel like they’ve entered into a cartoon or a comic world. At started the cafe capable of sitting around 20 people and the patrons could expect to wait a while for their orders, especially on busy days, as the cafe only had a staff of one, the owner.
The Cafe got its inspiration from Korean TV hit “W – Two Worlds” by Lee Jong-Suk and Han Hyo-Joo, in which the characters enter a fantasy webtoon world. From the walls and the floor, to the furniture and tableware, everything seems taken out of a comic, or a black and white cartoon.
A new manga series titled "Elf-sensei no Toilet wa Doko desu ka? " (Where Is the Elf Teacher's Toilet?) has sparked controversy due to a promotional item included with the first volume. The offending merchandise, a pop-up card, depicted the elf protagonist in a blatantly suggestive and "unpleasant" way, according to fans.
Image: urgente24.com Recently, an AI-generated image of a young woman in a white coat went viral on social media. The image was captioned "New Head of Japan's Health Ministry," and many people believed that it was a real photo of the new minister. However, the image is actually a fake, and the woman in the photo is not a real person.
A startling case has come to light in China, where a 38-year-old man is accused of impersonating a woman to deceive and secretly film thousands of men. For years, the man, identified as Jiao, maintained the elaborate charade of a charming, single, middle-aged woman seeking a partner. His daily routine involved a two-hour transformation using heavy makeup, fake eyelashes, silicone breasts, and a wig, along with perfecting a soft, feminine voice. Online, he cultivated an image of a demure, home-loving individual, frequently posting filtered videos of cooking, cleaning, and knitting, which effectively concealed his true identity from countless men.
