Does Christine Chandler own the rights to Sonichu or is it primarily

He owns Sonichu, a character whose hybrid status grants CWC ownership of both the Sonic and Pokemon brands

He's unstoppable and it's 100% legal

>>93400555
Dubtrips confirm.

>>93400850
It's called a full house

How does he end up on tv so much in his life?

>>93400555
>>93400865
this

>>93401030
Luck of the autist

>>93401030
constant news cycles were a mistake
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U4Ha9HQvMo

>>93401030
If you're a news oulet in an unremarkable place like Charlottesville you just have to interview whoever's around, and people like Chris are more eager than most to be on TV because they're not worried about coming off looking like a freak.

He has rights to the -word- Sonichu. That's it.

>>93400555
Somebody have /biz/ check this out

>>93403183

Not quite. Chris filed a copyright -registration-, not an actual copyright. All a registration does is officially mark the date that a given work was created and the name of the creator for use in copyright infringement lawsuits. Copyright, at least in the US, is granted automatically when an original work is created. Chris is also a moron and declared Sonichu as a "work for hire," meaning it's something created for someone else who would be the actual rights holder.

What Chris doesn't have is a trademark, which would give him exclusive rights to the name Sonichu. Sonichu is a blatant example of a derivative work though (i.e. fanfiction) and Nintendo and Sega would easily tear him to shreds in court if they cared enough to go after him.

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>>93400555
Seems legit

>>93403207
...you didn't actually think he was serious, did you?