Grand Order Alternative - Doujin

[fumei]

http://www.anime-now.com/entry/2017/09/21/230028

Short summary-ish article on it. Apparently only the first half is available, and the rest will be published at winter comiket.
Also Mashu Alter is Avenger, it seems

[Raylen Cypher]

http://www.anime-now.com/entry/2017/09/21/230028

Short summary-ish article on it. Apparently only the first half is available, and the rest will be published at winter comiket.
Also Mashu Alter is Avenger, it seems

Saw that while BL was down, pretty neat. And...

First off, Olga Marie Animusphere, the director of the Chaldea whose existence was erased in the game’s prologue, is alive.

Good on them.

[Iceblade44]

http://www.anime-now.com/entry/2017/09/21/230028

Short summary-ish article on it. Apparently only the first half is available, and the rest will be published at winter comiket.
Also Mashu Alter is Avenger, it seems

Well that was a very good review compared to what I was expecting so my hype is still intact. Looking foward for hearing details about the story later and see who would show up as Servants.

Also wondering but does anyone know what the japanese reaction to the doujin and their opinions on the first half?

[Paitouch]

I forgot to buy this.

[kotelo]

This doujin isn't available anymore as it comes into conflict with the most recent update to TM's guidelines.

[Broke]

Can someone please explain what that means?

[kotelo]

Can someone please explain what that means?

Toranoana and Melonbooks put the doujin down because it violated the new TM guideline. I guess it looked "too official" for a mere doujin, it was kind of well done. TM can't have that, they are the content creators and maybe they would use those cool ideas in the future, who knows.

[GundamFSN]

Usurper of the canon.

Soon these thing gonna fetch for super high price, I'm sure.

[Spartacus]

They are secretly hired conspiracy theory

[fumei]

I was under the impression that the new guidelines still allowed exactly this kind of thing. Although based on his 4th tweet I'm assuming it has a lot to do with how it uses the "brand name" and seems very "official", is that right?
At least it'll still be worked on it seems, even if it's not being commercially distributed.

[Kotonoha]

They did basically rip off TM Books' jacket design even if it was as a joke, the guidelines forbid that.

It fooled English speakers into thinking it was official for a while there anyway so I guess it failed the "moron in a hurry" test.

[fumei]

Makes sense... I guess...

[Asunder]

Did they explain what's up with Avenger Mash? Or what her spear could do?

[LegalLoliLover]

They did basically rip off TM Books' jacket design even if it was as a joke, the guidelines forbid that.

It fooled English speakers into thinking it was official for a while there anyway so I guess it failed the "moron in a hurry" test.

You mean like how Kyouichirou's Berserk doujin are so similar to the original art style, combined with the fact that Miura is slow to update actual Berserk, makes people think that Miura is just doing hentai of his own stuff? To say nothing of that Prisma doujin drawn by Hiroyama's apprentice. By the way, is there any rule that artists can't do hentai doujin of their own work? Tamaki technically did do Vampire Bund doujins, but no H-doujin, despite doing H-doujin of other people's work.

[Trubo]

Raita's contract with Sega prohibiting him from making h-doujin and artwork for Valkyria Chronicles.

[Qinglong]

I heard Kim Joo Young (?) did some of his own series but he wasn't under contract so

[rockitten]

You mean like how Kyouichirou's Berserk doujin are so similar to the original art style, combined with the fact that Miura is slow to update actual Berserk, makes people think that Miura is just doing hentai of his own stuff? To say nothing of that Prisma doujin drawn by Hiroyama's apprentice. By the way, is there any rule that artists can't do hentai doujin of their own work? Tamaki technically did do Vampire Bund doujins, but no H-doujin, despite doing H-doujin of other people's work.

Hentai or not, the owner of IP can practically ban any Doujin works when ever they want, they usually keep a blind eye just because that help build up the hype of their own stuff.

Imagine my GF published her "fan sequel" for FSN, TM never publish a sequel so "there is no violation of IP", right? Sorry mate, TM can still sue her and ban her work as that may affect their sales if they want to make the official sequel.
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The IP of Doujin, fan fic, or even mods for games, are never 100% yours. So if you have a really great idea for a novel/manga/game, make your own IP.

[LegalLoliLover]

I know, but I was just pointing out that people tend to do doujin of other people's work, rather than their own work.

[rockitten]

I know, but I was just pointing out that people tend to do doujin of other people's work, rather than their own work.

But remember, most IP of those manga (even those famous one such as One Piece, or Sailor Moon) are owned (or co-owned) by publishers, not the original artist....
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So as a matter of fact, many manga artist may produced an extremely popular manga, but all IP of the work, most profit and the IP of other adaptions belongs to the publishers and the artist didn't earn much........

Once you became famous, and making ANOTHER new IP, then you can bargain a better deal with the publisher and that's when you earn real bucks

[rxrx]

Just because they turn a blind eye to it doesn't mean it is okay. The selling of doujin works are already a grey area already, and this one just violated the new guidelines. Who knows, maybe TM will hire the guy and have him publish official works under TM instead.