Nobody talks about this one. A zombie idol group discovers instant curry and somehow that's the premise that works, because Zombieland Saga's absurdist energy doesn't need permission to make a commercial feel like an actual episode. The girls sell curry with the same unhinged commitment they bring to everything else, and for one minute you forget you're watching a branded tie-in at all.
The undead members of Franchouchou stumble into an unexpected promotion when they discover Nissin Food's latest instant curry creation. What starts as a simple endorsement deal transforms into something far more chaotic: a full-fledged musical celebration of this new product that somehow captures the hearts of both living and deceased audiences alike. As the zombie idols prepare their performance, they grapple with an absurd question: can creatures without functioning digestive systems actually enjoy food? Yet watching them connect authentically with curry through song proves that taste transcends the living and the dead. Their infectious enthusiasm sells the product in ways traditional advertising never could, blending genuine appreciation with over-the-top comedy. This one-off collaboration between Zombie Land Saga and Curry Meshi showcases why the franchise works so well: it takes ridiculous premises seriously enough to make them hilarious. The girls' infectious energy and commitment to their craft shine through even when promoting packaged instant meals. Perfect for anyone who loves their comedy served with a side of unexpected product placement and idol charm.