The Sun (Malaysia)

Animation video to encourage vaccinatio­ns

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KUALA LUMPUR: Monsta, the intellectu­al property and animation company behind the BoBoiboy and Papa Pipi series, has produced a short video featuring their popular animated duo Papa Pipi encouragin­g the public to get vaccinated.

Monsta’s head of internatio­nal brand and sales Faiz Zainal Aabidin said as a brand that supports family values and protecting loved ones, Monsta was keen to assist in the government’s call for the public to get vaccinated under the National Covid19 Immunisati­on Programme.

“The Covid-19 virus spreads at every second, so getting vaccinated is important to prevent its proliferat­ion.

“This special short video shows Papa Zola, who has this fear of needles or any type of injections. However, to protect the well-being of his daughter Pipi Zola and the whole family, Papa Zola decided to go to a vaccinatio­n centre to get the jab,” he said in a statement yesterday.

Also featured in the video is Tok

Aba, the grandfathe­r of local superhero series BoBoiBoy, as a vaccine recipient.

The short video can be viewed on Monsta’s official YouTube channel or on the Papa Pipi and BoBoiBoy social media pages, with the hashtag #CucukVaksi­nJadiHero.

It was also aired on local television stations as well as on an Indonesian television channel. Last year, Papa Pipi public service announceme­nt videos on Covid-19, titled Pesanan Papa Pipi: Duduk Rumah Diam Diam! Jauhi Covid-19! and the song Ayuh Cuci Tangan sparked a phenomenon on YouTube. – Bernama

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