The trademark problems are also notoriously the reason for why the show never came to the US for so long. Lupin III was renamed to Edgar de la Cambriole when it aired in France because of complaints from the estate of Maurice Leblanc, the author of the original Arsène Lupin stories.Whereas he's always Jeep in the manga, the anime version of Cho Hakkai's cute little dragon/car was creatively renamed Hakuryu ("white dragon") for the anime versions.While the controllers are mostly covered up by the characters' hands, what little we can see indicates that they're Nintendo Switch controllers. Hitomi-chan Is Shy with Strangers: At one point in chapter 42, Kaoru gets Hitomi and Yuu to play some kind of video game.
See also Brand X, Bland-Name Product, Disney Owns This Trope, You Wanna Get Sued?, Lawyer-Friendly Cameo, A.K.A.-47, Product Displacement, and Clumsy Copyright Censorship. Contrast Captain Ersatz, where the writers are trying to use an already existing character but can't. This is one reason why a character might be Renamed to Avoid Association. The same reasoning behind many a Stealth Pun. We have a page about Trademarks if you're really interested in how they work and are used. However, certain uses are (at least in the United States) covered under what are known as Fair Use Laws. Efforts to have this listed as a violation of intellectual property are no doubt pending. If word gets out online, the original name may still be used by the fans.
Better change the name before airtime, or you'll find yourself knee deep in the paperwork of a trademark infringement lawsuit. The character may not even be that well-known (or known at all) today. But there's a problem - someone else had the idea first.
The others are the White-tailed Jackrabbit, the European Hare, the European Rabbit, the Antelope Jackrabbit, the Eastern Cottontail Rabbit, and the Mountain Hare.You have a great idea for a character name.
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