PumpJack McGee wrote...
Prince Hamlet wrote...
[color=#006FFF]I don't know why I'm bothering to ask this since it won't apply to me but if I may be a little smart-ass for a moment...
-Each user is allotted a minimum of three(3) characters.
[color=#006FFF]Does this mean that one wouldn't be allowed to claim 1-2 waifu? Shouldn't it be
"Each user is alotted three waifu" (and then the bonus 2 when the requirements are met), thereby omitting that "minimum" bit? Sounds a little confusing, in the event that someone actually did just want 1 or 2.
Again, this is almost a pointless question coming from me, making me feel like a pain in the ass, but I couldn't help the urge to bring it up, lol.
Also, what's the situation on music video/animated-short chicks? I ask for a friend.
YOU SHALL CLAIM THREE WAIFUS OR YOU SHALL DIE UNTIL TOTALLY DEAD
Also, please clarify upon thy query; are the characters named? Licensed? Copyrighted?
The rules state that they must be of commercial mocodity.
[color=#006FFF]Monogamy be damned. Alright, fair enough. Wasn't in my plans anyway so yar.
The character is named, yes, but as she's in a simple 1:30 minute long music compilation video short thingamajigger and as such it's not really part of anything you can buy. It's because of this as to why I'm asking. I'm cool either way--yea or nay--I'm really just curious because of the whole situation of it not being part of something commercially sold.
Actually, this could tie into a broader question of:
Are characters in animated shorts (done for events or otherwise) up for grabs if named? Not all of these shorts are sold commercially, so would someone like Akko (from Little Witch Academia) be claimable over someone like Meme (ME!ME!ME!).
And as an addendum to that query,
what is the situation on characters who have appeared in an animated short (done for an event or otherwise) and have been named but that short is later/now being made into an animated series? Does the fact that the series itself doesn't technically exist yet make it so they aren't claimable yet despite their exact character actually existing in a pilot of sorts? Or does it just mean that one could claim the character as long as it's sourced with the name of the short as opposed to the upcoming anime series (assuming the titles differ)?
For clarification's sake, I'm talking about any character in the animated short Death Billiards, which came out a year or two ago (back with Little Witch), and has since been announced to be getting an anime come Winter season (known as Death Parade). I can assume, if the character is indeed free game, that the sourcing on them would just be "Death Billiards/Death Parade" just to cover ones' own bases on it but, again, that's assuming they actually are up for grabs.