(Oct. 25, 2019  7:09 PM)faaaafnir Wrote: Also I just remembered Beywarriors Cyborg exists. Did anyone watch it? If so, how was it? The artstyle actually looks nice(better than MFB’s artstyle IMO) compared to Beywarriors Raiders.

(Nov. 09, 2019  7:04 AM)DreamBlade Wrote: What I wish I knew was why beyblade videos are getting taken down now and not then. They even copyrighted a parody beyblade youtuber even though it was under fair use. Does Japan even have fair use in their copyright laws?

(Nov. 09, 2019  6:51 PM)XSabxManiacX Wrote:

(Nov. 09, 2019  7:04 AM)DreamBlade Wrote: What I wish I knew was why beyblade videos are getting taken down now and not then. They even copyrighted a parody beyblade youtuber even though it was under fair use. Does Japan even have fair use in their copyright laws?

Sometimes when people make AMV videos, the videos get taken down because they are using footage of newly released episodes (which is considered pirating because you are reuploading something that is new and is aired for money, and is protected by law). Beyblade is a trademark and franchise of a common, so theres a good chance videos involving anime footage will be removed, as it is not listed as Creative Commons (CC is a term for pics and videos people are allowed to use, such as stock images)

Sometimes, especially with Youtube, videos are taken down WITHOUT even having companies involved. Youtube sometimes has purges where they delete a bunch of “copyrighted” videos, even if they follow the rules and/or are parodies. Other times, the companies genuinely do not want their anime’s episodes being recorded and put onto the internet, especially if the episode recently aired

Parodies are only protected if 80% of the content is original, while the 20% mimics the original. What do you mean by “parody” specifically? If you mean a live action remake, then it shouldnt be taken down. However, if you mean “abridged” episodes and edited videos (such as AMV or PMV), then those may not be protected, as you are stealing BOTH the anime episode and music

Most countries abide by creative copyrights, allowing everyone equal protection from plagiarism, pirating, and copying. Japan should be able to follow similar laws, and would prevent recently aired episodes being passed around as AMVs, leaks, pirated videos, etc

I am not sure if I answered all your questions, as what you wanted to know was general and may not apply to all or certain scenarios

(Nov. 10, 2019  1:02 PM)DreamBlade Wrote:

(Nov. 09, 2019  6:51 PM)XSabxManiacX Wrote: Sometimes when people make AMV videos, the videos get taken down because they are using footage of newly released episodes (which is considered pirating because you are reuploading something that is new and is aired for money, and is protected by law). Beyblade is a trademark and franchise of a common, so theres a good chance videos involving anime footage will be removed, as it is not listed as Creative Commons (CC is a term for pics and videos people are allowed to use, such as stock images)

Sometimes, especially with Youtube, videos are taken down WITHOUT even having companies involved. Youtube sometimes has purges where they delete a bunch of “copyrighted” videos, even if they follow the rules and/or are parodies. Other times, the companies genuinely do not want their anime’s episodes being recorded and put onto the internet, especially if the episode recently aired

Parodies are only protected if 80% of the content is original, while the 20% mimics the original. What do you mean by “parody” specifically? If you mean a live action remake, then it shouldnt be taken down. However, if you mean “abridged” episodes and edited videos (such as AMV or PMV), then those may not be protected, as you are stealing BOTH the anime episode and music

Most countries abide by creative copyrights, allowing everyone equal protection from plagiarism, pirating, and copying. Japan should be able to follow similar laws, and would prevent recently aired episodes being passed around as AMVs, leaks, pirated videos, etc

I am not sure if I answered all your questions, as what you wanted to know was general and may not apply to all or certain scenarios

It was a live action thing. The person used the evolution intro in the beginning of each episode. I'm not sure if That's why.

(Nov. 13, 2019  1:43 AM)XSabxManiacX Wrote: Id honestly have Toko over Kitt. Its because Toko has established characteristics that most Burst viewers are familiar with, and that makes Toko an interesting character to follow. Kitt is good too but we dont know much about him, making him almost too newly created to follow with

(Nov. 14, 2019  1:55 AM)LOL-y Rancher Wrote: Just dumping this in but I've looked back at the original trilogy, the first season, V-Force and G-Revolution and whilst I absolutely loved the first season and G-Revolution back then, I don't think they've aged that well for me.

Don't get me wrong, they're still an enjoyable ride and G-Revolution and the first season, to a degree are still one of the most enjoyable seasons of the franchise but as a trilogy, they're just so much more flawed than I remembered them to be. They sometimes teach morals that they later contradict, the animation has aged even worse than it already has (and the first season's animation weren't that good to begin with) and there's always some noticeable inconsistency in the writing.

They're both good for their entertainment factor and feeling like a sport but from an objective stand point, there's a lot of factors that haven't aged that well.

(Nov. 14, 2019  2:46 AM)XSabxManiacX Wrote:

(Nov. 14, 2019  1:55 AM)LOL-y Rancher Wrote: Just dumping this in but I've looked back at the original trilogy, the first season, V-Force and G-Revolution and whilst I absolutely loved the first season and G-Revolution back then, I don't think they've aged that well for me.

Don't get me wrong, they're still an enjoyable ride and G-Revolution and the first season, to a degree are still one of the most enjoyable seasons of the franchise but as a trilogy, they're just so much more flawed than I remembered them to be. They sometimes teach morals that they later contradict, the animation has aged even worse than it already has (and the first season's animation weren't that good to begin with) and there's always some noticeable inconsistency in the writing.

They're both good for their entertainment factor and feeling like a sport but from an objective stand point, there's a lot of factors that haven't aged that well.

Us being kids, I doubt most of us noticed them when we were really young and not old enough to comprehend. After all, we used to watch shows for the entertainment value. Now that we are old enough to pick out things and analyze them, what you pointed out are really bothersome and make us go “How did I not notice this before?” But then again, original stuff are a little choppy but  still a classic. Original and first installment series are always the first go, and I think that maybe the writers got better along the way. Sometimes, writers and studios learn a thing or two from their first work, and use these lessons as how to get better later on

But, oh boy, funny and choppy stuff you cannot un-see and un-know!

(Nov. 14, 2019  2:48 AM)Suoh sadboii Wrote:

(Nov. 14, 2019  2:46 AM)XSabxManiacX Wrote: Us being kids, I doubt most of us noticed them when we were really young and not old enough to comprehend. After all, we used to watch shows for the entertainment value. Now that we are old enough to pick out things and analyze them, what you pointed out are really bothersome and make us go “How did I not notice this before?” But then again, original stuff are a little choppy but  still a classic. Original and first installment series are always the first go, and I think that maybe the writers got better along the way. Sometimes, writers and studios learn a thing or two from their first work, and use these lessons as how to get better later on

But, oh boy, funny and choppy stuff you cannot un-see and un-know!

I never really saw anything before mfb. But can we all agree that one of the most annoying things in the anime is wrong types?

(Nov. 14, 2019  2:52 AM)XSabxManiacX Wrote:

(Nov. 14, 2019  2:48 AM)Suoh sadboii Wrote: I never really saw anything before mfb. But can we all agree that one of the most annoying things in the anime is wrong types?

What do you mean by wrong types? As in, Attack/Stamina/Balance/Defense types? I dont quite understand

(Nov. 14, 2019  2:57 AM)Suoh sadboii Wrote:

(Nov. 14, 2019  2:52 AM)XSabxManiacX Wrote: What do you mean by wrong types? As in, Attack/Stamina/Balance/Defense types? I dont quite understand

Yeah. The anime labeled gemios as a stamina type(balance), variares as attack(defense), and stuff like that.