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I will begin to doubt all I have heard about Japanese corporations supposedly being extremely concerned with losing face and honor if they are not deeply offended by this very American and very public degradation of their properties.
Everything is just speculation at this point, but people saying that Toei isn't paying attention have forgotten the KC shenanigans (Jap VA was pulled and Sabat told to get fucked). So far i think almost everybody is getting fired, with Sabat and Schemmel holding on buy a thread, due to being the main DB voices. If either is in Round 2 then they are gone too and Funi is likely merged with the other studio Sony owns.
...is Toole comparing the Target Parking Lot to a fucking Mariott owned hotel in the centre of NYC?
I think the date is before the Mariott was named and the only info was times square.
May be late to this, but it seems like Funi may be using a song Vic created. If this is done without his permission isn't that a licensing/intellectual property breech?
Probably not if he has the same contract as the defendants have provided. All materials made for Funi by the employed are Funi's property.
 
Hey guys, new here. first post, probably last. Hope I'm doing this right. Just wanted to chime in, as a lurker, and say thank you to the community here. As a fan and supporter of Vic, I've been following this thread, and Its been amazing. I'd like to share a Vic story.

Anime Central 2018 (Anime convention in Chicago)

My daughter and I where blessed with the opportunity to attend this convention, we had a great time. Vic's Panel was one of our highlights. Vic was down to earth. Rather than sit on stage as the other voice actors do, he came down and took the time to wire mic cords together to give himself enough length to be able to walk around the room. He was one of us, he was our friend, he was the "life of the party" guy that drew everyone's attention for the time that flew by.

After the Questions and Answers, characters voices, anecdotes, he handed out some merch, and ended on a slightly more serious, but honest attempt at real impact in an observation of modern negativity and our ability to be positive and loving in spite of it.

Also, He wore some pretty cool pants that day :)
Welcome, welcome. I do hope you enjoy your stay. That was a wonderful story.
It's also a testament to all the other stories people who have had actual encounters and dealings with Vic tell in which he was nothing but kind, supportive and lively. People love him because he makes painstaking efforts to connect and be there for his fans and for any one else really, regardless if they are his fans or not. He has a lot of charisma and is able to win the hearts of many. Even now after he is going through all this, though his doesn't say much besides to spread peace and love, people all over the world rally to his side in support of him.
 
Anime Central 2018 (Anime convention in Chicago)
Is this the same one?
Description box dijo:
Vic's Q&A Panel on Saturday, May 19, 2018 at Anime Central. Unfortunately some parts of the panel were cut due to size constraints or batteries, or in my case, phone calls and texts because I was using my phone to record.
Edit: Also, thank you for signing up and sharing that. Hope you enjoy your stay.
 
it's the DBZ Kai opening. I think.

"When Dragon Ball Kai was licensed in North America in 2010 as Dragon Ball Z Kai, Funimation recorded "Dragon Soul" in English, with lyrics written by Brina Palencia. The uncut DVD/Blu-ray Disc volumes feature a different singer for each release. Part 1 is sung by Sean Schemmel, who also does the voice of Goku and King Kai. Part 2 is sung by Justin Cook, who also does the voice of Raditz. Part 3 is sung by Vic Mignogna, who also does the voices of Broly and Burter, his version was also used for the Nicktoons and The CW airings of the show. Part 4 is sung by Greg Ayres, who also did the voice of Guldo in Dragon Ball Z Kai. Part 5 is sung by Sonny Strait, who is also the voice of Krillin. Part 6 is sung by Brina Palencia herself, who also does the voice of Chiaotzu and Puar. Part 7 is sung in a trio by Sean Schemmel, Justin Cook, and Greg Ayres. Part 8 is also sung in a trio by Vic Mignogna, Sonny Strait, and Brina Palencia."
 
I recognize the guy from the Riding bean and Gunsmith Cats anime, the guy is a known gun nut who owns several and is known for his detailed drawings of guns and muscle cars.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Qb08UFLAHQohttps://youtube.com/watch?v=P9cDV7ZM-Cc
I remember a clip from Riding Bean where someone distracted a kidnapper by ejecting the magazine and throwing it at him, then as he was distracted shooting him in the head with the bullet still in the chamber. It was at that moment I knew the writer was a step above the rest with his knowledge of firearms. Actually I think I have that clip on my computer set to some Lazerhawk music.
 
... it's difficult for me to grasp that even outside these named players dijo:
many[/B] people like them that are so childishly malicious that they'd.

Stop right there. I'm far from the only person that will say some version of the following:

Do the math on how many people have graduated high school/college since about 2000. Of that number, probably 3/4 are indoctrinated from a medium to total level. Now stop and consider what they were indoctrinated to believe. Spend a week watching mainstream news and you will see that indoctrination reinforced heavily. They are feeding that shit to a lot of somebodys considering it takes every network/cable outlet running 24/7 to keep then all wrangled under the same tent.

Now add in Google, youtube, facebook, twitter and you tell me how many childishly malicious people you think are out there. Pretty large number isn't it?

The unfortunate reality is most of the planet exists somewhere between "gullible as fuck" and flatly dangerous. If not physically, then dangerous to a functioning society. And thats why we see the shit hitting the fan a little more each day.
 
Stop right there. I'm far from the only person that will say some version of the following:

Do the math on how many people have graduated high school/college since about 2000. Of that number, probably 3/4 are indoctrinated from a medium to total level. Now stop and consider what they were indoctrinated to believe. Spend a week watching mainstream news and you will see that indoctrination reinforced heavily. They are feeding that shit to a lot of somebodys considering it takes every network/cable outlet running 24/7 to keep then all wrangled under the same tent.

Now add in Google, youtube, facebook, twitter and you tell me how many childishly malicious people you think are out there. Pretty large number isn't it?

The unfortunate reality is most of the planet exists somewhere between "gullible as fuck" and flatly dangerous. If not physically, then dangerous to a functioning society. And thats why we see the shit hitting the fan a little more each day.

You can see it any and every time you try to correct someone's blatant mistake on twitter/social media. The lengths people will go to protect their narratives is on the level of psychopathic.

It's more common for someone to threaten physical violence, than it is for someone to admit that their point of view may have been misguided.
 
Yep. Vic did contract work and they can use the material he was contracted to make regardless of the lawsuit. They might chose not to, but it's their property and can do with it as they see fit.

That really depends on whether he was an employee or an independent contractor. If he were an employee and the work was created within the scope of his employment, it's born work made for hire. If he were an independent contractor, though, the work made for hire provision would have to be explicitly written into the contract.

I would be very surprised if the contract didn't have an explicit provision to this effect, but if it didn't, they're shit out of luck. However, it's not unheard of, if you're familiar with the case of Ken Penders. If they can't prove there is such a provision things could become very fun for an enterprising IP lawyer.
 
You can see it any and every time you try to correct someone's blatant mistake on twitter/social media. The lengths people will go to protect their narratives is on the level of psychopathic.

It's more common for someone to threaten physical violence, than it is for someone to admit that their point of view may have been misguided.
Mom told them they were unique snowflakes whose every utterance mattered, then rewarded all their tantrums and bad behavior and pumped them full of psychoactive drugs because they were enlightened parents.

Then schools handed them all participation trophies and said that their personal truth was the only truth and no one had the right to say otherwise.

One did not have to be Nostradamus to predict the outcome.
 
Mom told them they were unique snowflakes whose every utterance mattered, then rewarded all their tantrums and bad behavior and pumped them full of psychoactive drugs because they were enlightened parents.

Then schools handed them all participation trophies and said that their personal truth was the only truth and no one had the right to say otherwise.

One did not have to be Nostradamus to predict the outcome.

Who'da thunk Pink Floyd had it right all along.
 
Hey... Its that GoogleLinx person who is going bonkers in one of my threads on Twitter. Thought it was a rando, seems like she's a constant comment maker in this?

She's a Lynn Hunt-wannabe. Another one of the orbiters of KV just trying desperately to chase down clout and get woke points
 
Hey... Its that GoogleLinx person who is going bonkers in one of my threads on Twitter. Thought it was a rando, seems like she's a constant comment maker in this?

She's been going bonkers? Has she been doing that thing asking invasive/leading questions like that captain america dude was?
 
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