CATDOLL: Japanese anime song cover suspected of plagiarism, no way out

In Japan, plagiarizing other works is an intolerable and outrageous act, and many creators are very cautious; however, a recent animation song collection has been heavily criticized by Japanese netizens because its cover was so exaggeratedly plagiarized!

Anime song collection "これだけは见のがせないアニメのうた. "

This anime song collection is called "これだけは見のがせなないアニメのうた。 弐", and it was criticized by Japanese netizens as soon as it was released, because the girl on the cover looks like Nanasaki Aoi from the famous love game "Christmas Kiss"...

Nanasaki Otsu from "Christmas Kiss"

If you overlap the two pictures and compare them, you will see that the bodies are exactly the same!

Such obvious plagiarism, and even choosing such a famous game to copy, was of course considered by netizens to be a provocative act of ignoring copyright. The product page on Amazon's website immediately received a low one-star rating:

Netizens slammed the product page for plagiarism

But if we look back, we will find that many anime song collections in the past also have a lot of plagiarism records. Why are these producers not afraid at all? There are many kinds of covers suspected of plagiarism, such as -

Tsutsukakushi Tsukiko who plagiarized "The Hentai Prince and the Stony Cat"?

Nishikino Maki who plagiarized "Love Live!"?

Shibuya Rin plagiarized from The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls?

The producers are copying with great enthusiasm and no intention of backing down. Does this also mean that the sales of these song compilations are so bad that no one is interested in them, so the original authors are too lazy to make a fuss about it?

via: Otaku News

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