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Detroit Metal City: Why These Metalhead Stickers Are the Best Way to Express Your Moods
Hakusensha Inc. has just brought one of the wildest manga series straight to your chats with a hilarious new sticker pack. Fans of dark comedy and heavy metal can now unleash their inner rock gods in daily conversations. If you love chaotic energy, this set is exactly what you need to spice up your messaging app.
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Behind the Metal Magic
Creators and Copyrights
This awesome collection is officially copyrighted by Kiminori Wakasugi and Hakusensha. Having the original creator and publisher team up ensures that every sticker stays true to the manga’s unique artistic style and dark humor, making them highly collectible for fans who appreciate authentic digital goods.
Detroit Metal City – 976
Lord Krauser has risen from hell is unleashing his fury on LINE!! Buy any volume in the series on LINE MANGA to get these wicked stickers for free!
- Title : Detroit Metal City
- Price : Free
- Type : Static
- Region : All
- Link : line://shop/detail/976
- Publisher : HAKUSENSHA INC.
- Copyright : Kiminori Wakasugi/hakusensha
Forty Stickers of Pure Chaos
The pack is laid out in four images per row, showcasing forty distinct designs featuring Krauser and Negishi. Row one kicks off with Krauser screaming in pure rage, Negishi weeping with a blue aura, Krauser biting his guitar strings, and Krauser pointing menacingly. Row two highlights Krauser shouting Satsugai, which is Japanese for Kill, Negishi with his sweet acoustic guitar, Camus drumming at lightning speed, and Jagi looking smug. Row three features the fiery President of Death Records smoking, Krauser running like a maniac, Negishi in stylish indie clothes, and Krauser lurking in shadows.
Row four shows Krauser screaming in pain, Yuri Aikawa smiling, the Capitalist Pig getting kicked, and Krauser headbanging. Row five features depressed Negishi on the floor, Krauser posing with a cape, Camus eating ramen, and Jagi surrounded by flames. Row six displays the Manager shouting obscenities, Krauser swinging his mic like a weapon, Negishi singing sweet pop music, and Krauser with glowing red eyes. Row seven features Krauser whispering schemes, Yuri looking confused, the Capitalist Pig crying, and Krauser playing his guitar with his feet.
Row eight brings Negishi hiding under a table, Krauser riding a motorcycle, Camus with broken drumsticks, and Jagi spitting fire. Row nine shows the Manager kicking Negishi, Krauser standing proudly, Negishi surrounded by hearts, and Krauser laughing maniacally. Finally, row ten concludes with Yuri waving friendly, the Capitalist Pig begging for mercy, Camus looking peaceful, and Krauser vanishing into hellfire.
Detroit Metal City – 1797
Lords of the metal underworld Johannes Krauser II and his dark band are here to melt your chats with music. They also have a softer side behind all that makeup.
- Title : Detroit Metal City
- Price : Paid
- Type : Static
- Region : Japan
- Link : line://shop/detail/1797
- Publisher : HAKUSENSHA
- Copyright : Kiminori Wakasugi/hakusensha
From Death Metal Roars to Pop Star Tears
The star of the show is Johannes Krauser II, the terrifying frontman of the indie death metal band Detroit Metal City. In reality, he is just Soichi Negishi, a sweet boy who dreams of singing trendy pop songs. This hilarious contrast is exactly what makes these designs so fun to use when you want to dramatize your daily emotions.
Inside the Chaotic Sticker Pack
Forty Poses of Metal Madness
This pack features forty hilarious designs arranged in rows of four, capturing the dual lives of Soichi Negishi and his alter-ego Johannes Krauser II. The first row kicks off with Krauser screaming his classic battle cry, followed by a menacing point, a dark shadowy aura, and a rare quiet, thoughtful look. Next, row two shows Negishi smiling with his acoustic guitar, sobbing in absolute despair, hiding his face in shame, and running away. Row three highlights the band mates, with Camus drum-rolling frantically and looking blank, while Jagi spits fire and poses with his bass. The aggressive female manager dominates row four, shouting angrily and kicking a desk, contrasted by Yuri looking puzzled and smiling gently.
Moving on, row five features Krauser headbanging, roaring the Japanese word Satsugai, which means slaughter, holding a microphone, and sweeping his cape. Row six returns to Negishi in casual clothes, singing his pop ballad, sighing, and being dragged by his collar. Row seven brings back the manager smoking and laughing maniacally, alongside Camus snacking and Jagi looking shocked. Row eight shows Krauser doing his signature wild hip thrust, riding a motorcycle, rocking a burning guitar, and looking completely drained. Finally, rows nine and ten show Negishi looking in the mirror to see Krauser, hiding under a table, trying to act tough, and Yuri blushing, ending with a group shot, a pointing finger, a sweet wave goodbye, and one last metal roar.
