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Ame should ask to see the email trail between EN management, Cover's legal team, and Crunchyroll, which shows them trying and failing to get permission to post Ame's Ookami Blues music video. Because surely such an email trail exists, and not releasing Ame's "Director's Cut" is an absolute last resort brought about by a breakdown in communications with Crunchyroll, right?
Yeah, I fucking bet it doesn't. Management and legal weren't worried about being fucked over by Crunchyroll, they didn't even try to get any kind of agreement going. No, they just saw an opportunity to fuck over EN. When it comes to a JP Holo like Pekora, they don't care about "playing it safe" or "being careful", they're fine with literal frame-by-frame imitation. I bet when they heard Ame put 12 hours straight into the project they just about started salivating at the prospect of crushing her spirit by denying it.
https://streamable.com/910ir9
https://streamable.com/910ir9
https://streamable.com/910ir9
"But anime cover different from vocaloid cover!" "But owners of MV aren't owners of song!" "But Crunchyroll wouldn't be invovled!" All these would actually carry weight if Cover had tried and failed to get permission to cover the MV as well, but you and I both know they didn't even try.
"It's ironic that you use Pekora's Discommunication Alien when it actually did have issues from copying the MV too closely and was taken down for months because of that" No it's not ironic in the slightest. "Putting out the MV, dealing with copying/copyright issues if and when they arise, and coming to a resolution that allows the content to stay online" is what they did for Pekora, and it's what they SHOULD be doing for Ame - but they're not, are they?

Ame should ask to see the email trail between EN management, Cover's legal team, and Crunchyroll, which shows them trying and failing to get permission to post Ame's Ookami Blues music video. Because surely such an email trail exists, and not releasing Ame's "Director's Cut" is an absolute last resort brought about by a breakdown in communications with Crunchyroll, right?
Yeah, I fucking bet it doesn't. Management and legal weren't worried about being fucked over by Crunchyroll, they didn't even try to get any kind of agreement going. No, they just saw an opportunity to fuck over EN. When it comes to a JP Holo like Pekora, they don't care about "playing it safe" or "being careful", they're fine with literal frame-by-frame imitation. I bet when they heard Ame put 12 hours straight into the project they just about started salivating at the prospect of crushing her spirit by denying it.
https://streamable.com/910ir9
https://streamable.com/910ir9
https://streamable.com/910ir9
"But anime cover different from vocaloid cover!" This would actually carry weight if Cover had tried and failed to get permission to cover the MV as well, but you and I both know they didn't even try.

Ame should ask to see the email trail between EN management, Cover's legal team, and Crunchyroll, which shows them trying and failing to get permission to post Ame's Ookami Blues music video. Because surely such an email trail exists, and not releasing Ame's "Director's Cut" is an absolute last resort brought about by a breakdown in communications with Crunchyroll, right?
Yeah, I fucking bet it doesn't. Management and legal weren't worried about being fucked over by Crunchyroll, they didn't even try to get any kind of agreement going. No, they just saw an opportunity to fuck over EN.
https://streamable.com/910ir9
https://streamable.com/910ir9
https://streamable.com/910ir9

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