[Video]: Power Rangers Get a Mighty Gritty Reboot


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So he is pretending he doesn't understand that Saban are legally bound to protect their IP?

 

Wait, i thought IP protection is/was only needed if:

 

A: someone is using your IP for commercial gain.

B: Someone is using content made by the IP owner.

C: Someone is making believe the new content is being made by the IP owner.

 

After that, if i create content as a fan, truly original, and i make sure my audience KNOWS i made it and the IP owner has nothing to do with it, that i could then use my freedom of speech to say do whatever with said material.   Hell, i can create a cartoon about mickey doing Minnie in the buthole and disney cant to anything about it as long as i dont use A B or C.

 

At least thats what I thought IP protection covered.

I think he's more stating that they have no need to protect it. He's not infringing on it.

 

They do have need.  If you own a trademark you are legally bound to either protect it or release it.

Did anyone manage to get the NSFW version? Looks like I downloaded the SFW version and one of my friends is looking for that. 
PM me a link if you know where to find it thanks :)

If it was a fan video it would be one thing but when you start using professional actors, directors and producers then it's another altogether. There is definitely potential for brand damage / confusion, especially given the mature themes which are in stark contrast to the franchise. I'm not sure removing it is necessarily the right call but certainly it's understandable.

I refuse to recognize any group of gifted individuals as Super Heroes, no matter their abilities if they bear the name "Power Rangers". Their chosen name shames everyone and everything before and after them. A stain on the underwear of our very existence. 

I refuse to recognize any group of gifted individuals as Super Heroes, no matter their abilities if they bear the name "Power Rangers". Their chosen name shames everyone and everything before and after them. A stain on the underwear of our very existence. 

 

Is there a name for what you suffer with?

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