Do you remember the Andrew Niccol movie "S1mone" starring Al Pacino and Winona Ryder? It's the story of one film producer's soon-to-doomed response when his star walks off set so he creates a digital actress he names S1mone. She becomes an overnight sensation and fools people that she's real, as in human.
In 2007, Japan released a female performing hologram character named Hatsune Miku. She became an instant hit and was showcased during live events and was aggressively featured in mass marketing campaigns.
And now, the Japanese candy company Ezaki Glico is making waves, wows,oohs, and ahas when it featured in its most recent candy commercial the newest addition to the famous Japanese girl brand group AKB48, which serves as the candy's major endorser.
Her name is Aimi Eguchi and she definitely is beautiful and the best of everything (or everyone).
Watch her charm you with her typical Japanese cute shyness:
Aimi Eguchi created a fuss among AKB48 millions of fans when she was first introduced as the girl band's newest member through a candy commercial and not the same way as before, which was in an internationally televised popular awards show.
Watch the girls and let them make you think that you need a candy right now:
She's real.
She is real as real according to most of her fans. She has her own profile in AKB48's official website detailing her hometown and age. She appeared together with the group in several print and photo ad campaigns.
But she's not what you think she really is. There's no major birther controversy here. Have a look how she came into being:
No doubt, Aimi Eguchi is appealing, delightful, and really attractive. She's the best of everything after all.
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