How do Chinese rip-offs come to be? Is getting the rights to

>expensive
>impossible
Try neither. They simply don't need to. China doesn't give a fuck.

>>92049655
they want to boost their economy at minimal effort. distribution rights dont cut it but tracing does

It's not that. China want's all the content to be made by the Chinese as a sign of the countries power. Hence ripoffs are okay as long as its made within China and can be claimed as such.

The internet they have there has a huge firewall, and western sites are all blocked. So the chinese living there will think that this content is made by their people, and since most are to poor to travel outside of the country will never know better.

>>92049655
>Why don't the laws of my country apply on other countries :(

>>92049655
> some small business demands a country pay them money OR ELSW.

Yeah..... nobody is going to war over a cartoon

I recently saw an episode of Gumball where they meet there chinese knock off counterparts, was pretty funny.

>>92049914
the core of the copyright law was signed by most countries including China. It's our law, not yours or theirs.

>>92049655
not seeing the resemblence.

>>92050592
You don't have to, some scenes are literally like for like

>>92049655
China doesn't care about such barbarian Western concepts as "private property" or "intellectual rights".

>>92050420
i was hoping they'd reference the gag dub that was paired with the original upload
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxgiEAE06fI

but the episode was still pretty good