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Sip… or Miss? Fanta’s Horror Icons Are Here!

Fanta Halloween
Fanta Halloween
Fanta Halloween

Overall Score

81.67/100

Highest Focus

A quiet character resting in dim lighting peaked focus as the calm pacing allowed viewers to emotionally process the narrative's resolution. (91.28 at 27s)

Lowest Focus

The animatronic bear's sudden appearance shattered focus as the jarring jump-scare disrupted the ad's viewing flow with an abrupt tonal shift. (37.96 at 11s)

Highest Clarity

Black-and-white security camera footage delivered peak clarity through its high-contrast monochrome aesthetic and crisp overhead angle. (90.18 at 10s)

Lowest Clarity

The eerie green-lit warehouse hit rock bottom for clarity as heavy color grading and atmospheric fog obscured visual details. (58.11 at 9s)

Highest Attention

The creepy animatronic bear's store aisle confrontation spiked attention with its unexpected horror element and striking character design. (63.55 at 11s)

Lowest Attention

The subdued resting moment tanked attention as its static composition and slower pacing lacked dynamic movement to sustain engagement. (14.12 at 27s)

Summary

For its 2025 Halloween campaign, Fanta partnered with Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Productions to create a globally integrated campaign featuring iconic horror movie characters. The campaign introduced a new, limited-edition berry flavor called "Fanta Chucky Punch," featuring the doll Chucky. Several existing Fanta flavors were also released with limited-edition collectible cans and bottles, featuring different horror icons. The strategy, aimed especially at Gen Z, involves leveraging popular entertainment with collectible packaging, a new flavor, digital content, and experiential events. The goal is to make Halloween synonymous with the Fanta brand.

The Commercial

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Suggestion for Improvement

Smoother Transitions for Jump Scares 

Use a brief build-up or audio cue before the scare to prepare viewers rather than jarring them out of the narrative flow.