Seven Deadly Sins Anime Launches NFT Collection on OpenSea

**OpenSea adds CyberKongz to its Flagship Collection**, recognizing one of Ethereum's earliest PFP projects. **The Genesis Collection** launched in March 2021 with 1,000 randomly generated 34x34 pixel gorillas by tattoo artist Myoo. No marketing, no Discord, no whitelist—just pixel art that collectors wanted as profile pictures. **Key innovation:** CyberKongz pioneered NFT utility by making each Genesis Kong emit 10 BANANA tokens daily until 2031. This ERC-20 token powers naming, breeding, and spawned 4,000 Baby Kongz through community funding. **The ecosystem expanded** to include: - VX collection (3D metaverse avatars) - Play & Kollect (on-chain game on Ronin) - KongzTank (project incubator) **CyberKong #559**, minted April 2021, represents this founding experiment in NFT utility—a pixel gorilla that grew into a complete on-chain world before roadmaps became standard. [Learn more about OpenSea's Flagship Collection](https://opensea.io)

OpenSea has opened early access to its mobile app for holders of Moonbirds, Oddities, and Mythic Birbs NFTs. **How to get access:** - Visit the [allowlist page](https://opensea.io/settings/mobile-allowlist) - Verify your NFT holdings - Download the app This follows previous early access rollouts to Doodles and Good Vibes Club holders. The phased launch continues OpenSea's strategy of granting mobile access to specific NFT communities before a wider public release. The mobile app allows users to browse, buy, and manage their NFT collections directly from their phones.

**OpenSea has integrated with Base's Model Context Protocol (MCP)**, enabling AI agents to execute onchain trades directly through the platform. **Key features:** - Swap tokens, buy NFTs, and mint drops across 6 blockchain networks - No account creation or configuration required - Seamless plug-and-play functionality for AI agents **Technical capabilities:** - Real-time NFT, token, and wallet data - Live market signals including listings, offers, and transfers - Support for 20+ chains in OpenSea's ecosystem - Zero infrastructure overhead for developers The integration builds on OpenSea's MCP beta launched in August 2025, which provided developers with an open standard for connecting AI to onchain data. The new plugin enables instant trading execution, consistent data access, and real-time portfolio management through AI agents. [Learn more about OpenSea MCP](https://docs.opensea.io/docs/mcp)

**Gift of Time** is a generative artwork by Manuel Larino that challenges traditional art consumption. Unlike conventional digital art that begins when activated, this piece is already in motion before the viewer engages with it. **Key Details:** - Created during a month-long residency in Marfa, Texas - Part of the [Art Blocks](https://artblocks.io) x [OpenSea](https://opensea.io) residency program - Inspired by the artist's experience of time moving differently in the desert landscape - The work explores how attention and temporal perception shift in wide open spaces The concept emerged from Larino's observation that time "stretched, slowed, and became something I noticed" during his desert residency. This awareness of each passing moment informed the artwork's continuous, pre-existing movement. The piece represents an experimental approach to generative art, where the work exists independently of viewer interaction.

**OpenSea has added *Meltdown* by Swiss artist Andreas Gysin to its Flagship Collection** - a series of sixteen fully on-chain generative artworks where the source code itself melts and animates on screen. **Key details:** - Written entirely by hand in 2023, the program displays and transforms its own code in real-time - Built in JavaScript and WebGL, stored fully on-chain as ERC-721 tokens - Features a custom syntax highlighter that allows the program to highlight itself - *Meltdown 4* uses the "BSOD" (blue screen of death) color scheme - the only piece in the series with this design Gysin, known as ertdfgcvb, is recognized for ASCII-based procedural aesthetics. His work appears in collections at the Museum of Digital Art Zürich and Haus für Elektronische Künste Basel. The final version was exhibited at Art Basel 2026 in Basel, Switzerland. His online playground at [play.ertdfgcvb.xyz](http://play.ertdfgcvb.xyz) has become a reference for text-mode creative coding.