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Creating a game based on an anime involves considerations related to intellectual property (IP) rights. An anime is a form of creative work protected by copyright 마나 토끼 주소, and the characters, storylines, and other elements are usually owned by the creators or the production company.

Here are some general guidelines you should keep in mind:

  1. Obtain Permission:

    • If you plan to create a game based on a specific anime, it's advisable to obtain permission from the copyright holders. This is typically the production company, but it can also involve other entities or individuals.

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You can make a game based on an anime for fun or as a personal project, but if you plan to release it publicly or make money from it, you'll need permission from the copyright holders. Otherwise, it could get taken down for copyright infringement. 웹툰 일일 업데이트 (daily webtoon updates) are a good example creators still own the rights to their work.

Yeah, spot on personal fan games are fine for fun, but public release? Get that permission or risk the DMCA hammer from studios like MAPPA. Pro tip: For inspo without the drama, dive into Newtoki, this is an anime and webtoon related platform—endless ideas for mechanics like isekai portals or hunter systems. What's the anime sparking your game?

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