Volcano Erupts in Japan as Manga Artist Ryo Tatsuki’s 'Mega Disaster' Prediction Resurfaces, Stirring Fears
Volcano erupts in Japan, reviving fears as manga artist Ryo Tatsuki’s 2025 "mega disaster" prophecy draws eerie parallels and stirs public concern.
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A powerful volcanic eruption in Japan has reignited public anxiety after fans drew chilling parallels to a decades-old manga prophecy by artist Ryo Tatsuki. The eruption, which occurred earlier this week, has caused renewed interest in Tatsuki’s prediction of a "mega disaster" set to occur in 2025 — a prophecy that some believe is now unfolding.
Tatsuki, who became known for her eerily accurate illustrations in the 1999 manga The Prophecies of Nostradamus, had foretold events like the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. Her mention of a catastrophic event hitting Japan in 2025 has fueled comparisons to mystic Baba Vanga, whose global prophecies continue to spark intrigue.
Though scientists have yet to confirm any link between recent seismic activity and a wider catastrophic pattern, the eruption has prompted concern across social media, with netizens citing Tatsuki’s work and Vanga’s predictions as ominous warnings.
Authorities are monitoring the situation closely and urging the public not to panic, but the coincidence has captured national attention, blurring the line between fiction and fear.
Stay tuned for more updates on the volcanic activity and public response.
