Top 7 fictional character fanpages in Vietnam with the most entertaining content on Facebook

"The story of a kind red bean that wants to conquer the world" - that's how the admin of this fanpage introduces it. Đậu Đỏ Tung Tăng is quite unique in the eyes of social media professionals because drawing a red bean with eyes, nose, and mouth for expressions isn't difficult. This means the page's visual content must be strong enough to maintain interaction with Facebook users. This is also why Đậu Đỏ Tung Tăng is a popular choice for many brands to promote their ads, announcements, and special offers. The fanpage currently has nearly 570,000 likes. Facebook Link: https://www.facebook.com/daudotungtang/

Tuzki - a gentle creature with rabbit-like ears but not actually a rabbit, is a fictional character that has been around for nearly a decade, created by a Chinese artist. However, when Tuzki appeared in Vietnam on a social media platform, the character gained more appeal through creative additions of new traits. Stories about Tuzki's school life, friendships, and love always captivate Facebook users, especially students, as they closely resonate with their daily lives. The fanpage Tuzki Việt Nam has a modest following of about 445,000 likes. Facebook Link: https://www.facebook.com/tuzkivn/?fref=ts

The name of this fanpage immediately reveals its primary audience: Vietnamese gamers, and the page's content revolves around their gaming experiences. From gaming at internet cafes, competing with friends, sharing new and exciting games, to expressing the emotions of gamers when they win or lose. As a result, those who aren't hardcore gamers might find some of the content a bit hard to understand. To attract a wider audience, the page admins have occasionally included additional non-gaming content, though the focus remains on gaming. Currently, Là Game Thủ has nearly 400,000 likes, mostly from male Facebook users. Facebook Link: https://www.facebook.com/lagamethulagamethu/?fref=ts

ĐẦM LẦY gained popularity and engagement with readers after releasing a comic series titled 'The sitting position on a bike reflects the relationship between two people,' featuring a character: a tiger with thick eyebrows and pink lipstick, sitting on the back of a motorcycle with a driver who looks like the model Bình Minh. What sets ĐẦM LẦY apart is not just the humor in its content but also its symbolic drawing style, unlike other fanpages with detailed illustrations. Although it only has around 140,000 likes so far, ĐẦM LẦY is a fanpage with great potential to quickly expand its reach with its funny content. Facebook Link: https://www.facebook.com/DAMLAY96/

Vẽ Bậy is arguably the most successful fictional character fanpage at the moment, with nearly 1.5 million likes. This fanpage features hand-drawn illustrations depicting the daily lives of characters such as Vàng the dog, Xám the dog, Bông the dog, Quỳnh Aka, and more. It is managed by an admin working at VTC, a media company. Thanks to the admin's artistic talent, Vẽ Bậy also created sub-fanpages like 'Vàng Xám Comic' and 'Quỳnh Aka', which have attracted large followings. Just browsing through a few illustrations on Vẽ Bậy, Facebook users will find it hard to look away because the content is so relatable, and the drawings are cute yet simple and easy to enjoy. Facebook Link: https://www.facebook.com/vebay69/?fref=ts

Seven-Colored Rabbit – a fanpage featuring a white rabbit with an expressionless face, known for making shocking statements about every event in life, and its close friendship with a black bear – was once one of the most active fanpages in the Facebook community for almost a year. However, its position has been challenged by many other fictional character fanpages that offer equally engaging content. Furthermore, excessive promotional posts for brands on the page have sometimes diluted the original 'rebellious' charm that admin Huỳnh Thái Ngọc worked so hard to build, leading to a decrease in its fanbase. As of March 2017, Seven-Colored Rabbit had over 1.3 million likes. Like most other large fictional character fanpages, it also has a subpage called Gấu AK. Facebook Link: https://www.facebook.com/ThoBayMau/?ref=ts&fref=ts

The Grumpy Grandma was created by a female artist with extensive experience in social media communications. The fanpage features a character of an older, chubby woman, who has no boyfriend, is addicted to food and cosmetics. This character has captured the hearts of many Facebook users, especially women, who find themselves relating to her. She is both feminine and strong, cute yet 'playful.' The content shared by The Grumpy Grandma often receives high engagement, with likes and shares from viewers who feel like the character expresses their own emotions. The page has almost 900,000 likes.
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