Freeing Earthlings from Charging Anxiety — "CHARGESPOT" Launches First Official Character "Chapopo"

INFORICH Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director Group CEO: Hironori Akiyama; hereinafter "INFORICH"), the operator of the mobile battery sharing service "CHARGESPOT™," has announced the debut of its official mascot character, "Chapopo." Chapopo is an original character designed around the concept of a "rabbit-type alien who frees Earthlings from the constraints of charging and empowers their free daily lives." To commemorate the character's arrival, an official SNS campaign will also be held.

"Anxiety over running out of battery" is more than just an inconvenience; it serves as a psychological barrier when going out, traveling, or attending events. For many, the availability of an environment where they can "charge anytime, anywhere" has become a significant social need.

CHARGESPOT, which has the largest number of installations in Japan, is introducing "Chapopo" as a figure that represents the service's "closeness" and "approachability," aiming to address these needs while expanding awareness and promoting its use as essential charging infrastructure.

Furthermore, an SNS campaign will be launched to celebrate the debut, with the goal of evolving into a brand that is even more familiar to everyone.

■ About Chapopo

Character Name: Chapopo

Species: Rabbit-type alien

Concept: A rabbit-type alien who frees Earthlings from the constraints of charging and empowers their daily lives with freedom.

Personality: Highly curious and enjoys experiencing new cultures and meeting people. Feels a desire to share energy when seeing people who are anxious or feeling down.

Normal Mode: A white and translucent appearance. A gentle presence that stays by the side of Earthlings to relieve their charging anxieties.

Super Mode: When charging up people's energy, Chapopo overflows with power, and its entire body turns CHARGESPOT Blue.

Features: Its large ears detect "help" and "trouble" from across the globe, allowing it to roam Earth freely. The tail is a cable that connects to devices like smartphones to charge energy. The cable can also connect to people, enabling Chapopo to share its energy with others.

“Chapopo” Special Site: https://event.chargespot.jp/topics/chapopo/

■ Campaign Overview

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