The "Itasha" (anime-themed car) of the Kaohsiung MRT Girls has set sail, and the One Piece-themed train is also joining in

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The charm of the Kaohsiung MRT character economy is budding. Taiwan’s first railway company-owned virtual character "Kaohsiung MRT Girls Itasha" (Itasha, originating from Japan, refers to vehicles covered in anime characters) will be serving passengers on the Kaohsiung MRT Orange Line from today until November 1.

This summer, Kaohsiung MRT stations are filled with youthful vibes. The "Kaohsiung MRT Girls Itasha" has officially launched on the Orange Line, and the fourth new member of the Kaohsiung MRT Girls—Nainai—has made her debut in a professional customer service role, marking the full lineup of the Kaohsiung MRT Girls. The "Kaohsiung MRT Girls Itasha" will run on the Kaohsiung MRT Orange Line from today until November 1. The train’s design features three main themes: a day in the life of the MRT Girls, their favorite public art, and loving reminders from the girls. Each car cleverly uses bright and vibrant illustrations to showcase the unique traits of each girl, allowing fans riding the train to feel as if they’re immersed in the world of the Kaohsiung MRT Girls, interacting and conversing with them, while also gaining a deeper understanding of the Kaohsiung MRT. Additionally, Yanchengpu Station on the Orange Line is where the Kaohsiung MRT Girls were born. To give fans even more sweet surprises, the themed design of the Itasha has been fully reproduced as large-scale images in the station.