Japan cartoon Twitter campaign underway to attack ISIS
Japanese Twitter users have been targeting ISIS through the social media site by heralding accounts affiliated with the group with cute images
Japanese Twitter users have been targeting Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) through the social media site by heralding accounts affiliated with the group with cute images of a manga-style character called ISIS-chan on Wednesday, reported the Haaretz.
The Japanese anti-ISIS campaign trailed a request by ‘Hacktivist’ group Anonymous, which published a list of over 700 Twitter accounts affiliated with ISIS.
Several tweets have been seen with the manga character poking fun at the extremist group.
.@jpm08 I don't think you've actually met #ISISちゃん - she/it's an anti #ISIS meme. :) pic.twitter.com/JD36qoIJck
— Gen Knoxx (@GenKnoxx) July 22, 2015Bonjour #ISISchan ^^ Vous #isis ? Je vous croyais au zoo ... Dessine moi un melon ! pic.twitter.com/hdVeR7Weof
— Baptiste (@CADIOU) July 22, 2015#ISISちゃん とのお約束【ルール】
・イスラムの教義をバカにしない
・アッラー、ムハンマドさん題材はダメ
・人質の扱いは気をつけましょう
#ISISイラスト化祭り #ISISクソコラグランプリ #isis #isil #Deash pic.twitter.com/q1ELCTszsU
— ISISちゃん 普及bot（公式） (@isisvipper) February 8, 2015
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