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Arby's Name-Checks a One Piece Song, Last Guardian, More
posted on by Lynzee Loveridge
The marketing team over on the official Arby's Twitter account is having a field day with pop culture references. An account dedicated to promoting roast beef sandwiches isn't where you'd expect ti find One Piece's Thousand Sunny ship, an intricately carved rendition of Trico from The Last Guardian, or the labyrinth from HBO's Westworld.
The company tweeted an image of the Thousand Sunny sailing through a sea of curly fries with the quote "We Are!", a reference to the series' first opening theme, on Monday.
We are! pic.twitter.com/4YjwC0yGm8
— Arby's (@Arbys) December 12, 2016
Earlier this month, Trico was tweeted sitting atop one of the fast food restaurant's Mint Chocolate Swirl Shake.
It's been almost a decade. How long is that in dog-bird-dragon years? pic.twitter.com/WmfakJnbsA
— Arby's (@Arbys) December 6, 2016
Some other highlights include Crash Bandicoot, the original Mario NES game, a papercraft Chocobo, and the starters from Pokémon Sun & Moon. Most include impressive paper construction or drawings made in sauce.
So glad he crashed the party. #PSX16 pic.twitter.com/WeuGbV8Efo
— Arby's (@Arbys) December 3, 2016
We built this city on blocks and Toads pic.twitter.com/FFJYQSjF53
— Arby's (@Arbys) December 2, 2016
Which is it, wark or kweh? pic.twitter.com/e5d7YaaQyD
— Arby's (@Arbys) November 29, 2016
Help us out here, Twitter… who's our starter? pic.twitter.com/Uzw5gqta5J
— Arby's (@Arbys) November 18, 2016
Themed fast food can be found from Australia to France but is usually only available for a limited time.
Ship name corrected, thanks Lobokendo!
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