When MORE Famous Characters Will Enter The Public Domain - Content Free Time

[@JonnyEatWorld]

But when will Content Free Time enter the public domain?

[@Thrunic]

Jan 1, 2120. As an anonymous work, I believe it'll enter the public domain 95 years after publishing (as if it were a work-for-hire). If Content Free Time makes his identity known before his death, I believe it will be life+70.

[@movieworldcomics242]

Actually, since the King Kong novelization of the film was released before the film itself, and never had its copyright renewed, the character and story are public domain as long as it goes off of the book, which does feature considerable differences from the film, and there have been people who have taken advantage of this. But you’re right that the film won’t be public domain until 2029.

[@leongay3190]

that is ture

[@1fishmob]

Namor is technically public domain because his first appeared, Motion Picture Funnies Weekly #1, was never renewed for copyright protection. As well, the Human Torch in question who will be public domain is not going to be Johnny Storm, but the original; Jim Hammond.

[@camaroncito1014]

Also there’s a cartoon named "Gumby" and will enter the public domain in 2051, was releasd on: 31 of december 1955, and is pony pall Pokey will enter the public domain with gumby in 2052, you can add Gumby and Pokey in the next video.

[@Bobzilla2023]

2:43 Fun fact about Kong, he has such a messy copyright history but at the end of the day Time Warner media currently owns to rights to the original film, while Universal to my opinion owns the trademark/character from the 2005 film. But also his original novilization which came out before the movie is already public domain. Hence why he’s in the Monsterverse and just referred to as “Kong.” I think once 2029 rolls around the character at this point should be public domain meaning anyone can use/make their own version of him that doesn’t involve his look from non-public domain versions of him.

[@jfwfreo]

Universal Studios sued RKO over King Kong and won by arguing that the character itself was public domain and free to use. Universal later sued Nintendo claiming that Donkey Kong was a rip-off of King Kong and lost that lawsuit because of the arguments made in the earlier suit against RKO.

[@damianhendriks6162]

Rugrats enters the public domain in 2087. Postman Pat enters public domain in 2077.

[@Daviticus042]

Well, there's an odd combination. Thinking of making a crossover?

[@KremBotop]

Considering how 90s media still feels relatively recent to many despite some already being in the 30 year old range, covering works from that period next should be interesting. It'd most likely take until the 2100s for anything made that time to become PD. And something that struck me after the first video was that, while most classic / golden age cartoon character ensembles like Disney's and Warner's were put together between the 20s and 60s, and thus will begin to enter the PD during the next few decades, there's a small handful of additional cast members introduced many decades later; some even during the 90s iirc (such as Max in The Goofy Movie and Lola Bunny in Space Jam), thus severely delaying their inclusion compared to their peers.

[@mitchellalexander9162]

Get ready for Max and Lola to be somehow Milked as Solo Properties in wild reinventions if the Studios are still around by then. Like College Max and a Lola Bunny Solo Cartoon series.

[@theboulder027]

I can't wait for superman to enter public domain because you know that marvel will do something outrageous with him.

[@JohnPannozzi]

Disney's 1999 Tarzan film was actually co-produced and is co-owned by the Edgar Rice Burroughs estate.

[@SlapstickGenius23]

Sure, Tarzan is now in the public domains of almost all European Union countries but Spain. He’s been cherished in the Aussie pd for about 23 years now as well. But his brand is trademarked by his rights holder, ERB Inc.

[@denraimei32]

Madou Monogatari was revealed a year (1989) prior to Sonic the Hedgehog (1990). By American law logic, Arle Nadja will enter the public domain in 2085. She has already beaten Sonic to the punch in being a public domain character before him (2086-2087).

[@noahalcantar2431]

@denraimei32 how's that possible for Arle Nadja?

[@SoyLuciano]

As for Doraemon, its author Fujiko F. Fujio died in 1996, whereas its co-creator, Fujiko A. Fujio, died in 2022, so its copyright in Japan would expire in either 2067 or 2093, whereas in the US, for the manga, Nobita will be free to use in 2065, whereas Doraemon himself will be public domain in 2066, obviously for their first designs.

[@Fangirl-Nerd12]

Don't you mention the Lost 1973 anime put into the public domain in 2073 I think

[@SoyLuciano]

@@Fangirl-Nerd12 That would be 2069 in the US. In Japan, we would have to wait like I dunno... 70 years after its last author dies?

[@elderleon1844]

one thing everybody forget is that copyrights law are acording to the country, this means that a character have copyrights depending of what country the work is published

[@noahalcantar2431]

Doraemon horror movie ​@@SoyLuciano

[@SoyLuciano]

Well, IIRC Wikimedia Commons's page on "Copyright rules per territory" says that Japan has a "publish + 70 years" rule for both anonymous and collaborative works, so if it IS the case, Nobita would be free to use in 2040, followed by most of the cast in 2041, then Dorami and the now-lost first anime in 2044, the second anime, possibly Noramyako and IIRC Dekisugi in 2050, the first movie in 2051, The Doraemons in 2066, and finally the third anime in 2076.

[@xenmartin9759]

I can't wait until Thomas enters the public domain

[@ethanrocket430]

He was released publicly in 1946

[@alface935]

Autistic People will be so Happy about this :3

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@ethanrocket430Thomas The Train horror movie

[@marklincovet509]

I really hope I can make it past 60 😟🚂

[@alface935]

@@marklincovet509 At this point in time for Me at least I can see Me at Max be alive until the Art of 1959 becames Public Domain sooo yeah ;-;

[@RedMooshroom42]

King Kong is already in the public domain. He had a book that was released before the first movie and that book never had its copyright renewed.

[@fikrijuanda6321]

Dude the king kong from Godzilla can't even named himself as king kong (only kong) due to copyright. So i think books and film are 2 different things

[@Scpxqy182]

​@@fikrijuanda6321 they probably based him off on the universal king Kong not the book

[@Paul-yr9vk]

I hope next year they do Popoye justice once he enters the public domain

[@SlapstickGenius23]

EC Segar’s drawings of Popeye have been pd in Australia for 35 years.

[@MegaToonzNetwork]

@@SlapstickGenius23 is POPEYE!!!!!!!!

[@jfwfreo]

Interestingly there is a special clause in UK copyright law that says that Peter Pan gets perpetual copyright (something to do with the way the money from Peter Pan benefits a UK hospital I believe)

[@lehashura490]

4:38 I'm not an expert nor a lawyer but I studied copyright laws at my university and looked up on google to help me: Astérix will enter public domain in 2091, in France when there's a collaborative work the rights are shared and the countdown to public domain only start when all of the creators are dead (so in this case when Uderzo died). I know he's not as well known in America but I'm surprised you didn't talked about Tintin, who will be free in 2054(at least in France). Also be careful with french and european public domain as there's something called moral rights (droits morales) that doesn't exist in the USAs. It's a right that never expires and get transfered to the familly of the creator when he dies. It "allows the artist to object to any alteration, distorsion or mutilation of the work that would prejudice the honour or reputation of the author".

[@ContentFreeTime]

Thank you for looking into that! Is it alright if I include this in part 3?

[@lehashura490]

@@ContentFreeTime no problem do as you wish

[@elderleon1844]

so no horror movie about asterix? that will be wild since we will know how a monster he is for the romans! lol! but winnie the pooh isn't a european property? why they could do that horrible horror movie if this moral rights are a thing?

[@lehashura490]

@@elderleon1844 well It's complicated, there's still things like the right of parody, who overcome the moral right... I'm not a lawyer so I'm not sure, and I can bet that even a lawyer would say that it depends on context

[@lehashura490]

In a sense from what I understand, it's similar to what Disney do with the tradmarks of Mickey Mouse. I heavy recommend everyone to make there own research (at least look out "moral rights" on Wikipedia)

[@dabluepittoo-aqua4213]

Time to be a nerd about things. In the original Railway Series Thomas didn't debut until the second book (fittingly titled 'Thomas The Tank Engine') in 1946. So you'd have to wait an extra year if you wanna use him.

[@yellowstarproductions6743]

Nice fact

[@J1P2K]

Olive Oil is already in the public domain. You could see when famous villains (Joke, Lex Luthor, Green Goblin, etc.) enter the public domain. When will the works of Roald Dahl, Dr. Seuss, and J.R.R. Tolkien?

[@ContentFreeTime]

I am learning so much from the comments on these videos. This is definitely stuff I'll look into for part 3!

[@Rafael-n8r3k]

The Joker enters the public domain in 2035 Lex Luthor in 2036 And Green Goblin in 2060

[@vinsanity-po4up]

the grand public domaine. love your videos😍

[@ContentFreeTime]

Thanks!

[@Cartoonnetworkrulz]

​@@ContentFreeTime you forgot tmnt

[@UrLocalSplatoonFanGuy]

Monster High will enter the public domain in 2099. But it’s creator, Garret Sander is still alive. So it can go a few more years in Mattel’s hands before falling.

[@edizgunes]

I need to live enough to use the likes of Deuce Gorgon and Clawd Wolf

[@coldghost86]

Since the work falls under a work for hire copyright it means Mattel owns it and NOT Garret Sander meaning it will expire after 95 years.

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@coldghost86Monster High Horror movie

[@KittyOfChess]

Sadly, I will most likely be dead (or at least so old that I can't do anything about it) when Ever After High becomes public domain.

[@Kiefster]

I am looking forward to seeing superheroes entering the public domain. Especially Batman.

[@silverhawkscape2677]

Just know you can only use that Version of Batman. The later versions we know will take long

[@Kiefster]

@@silverhawkscape2677 I'm aware. Just the prospect alone excited me.

[@elderleon1844]

king kong is already in public domain since it was released a movie novelization before the movie was released so the character itself is in public domain

[@JohnPannozzi]

Peyote, the creator of the Smurfs, died in 1992, not in 1964.

[@yellowstarproductions6743]

Thank you for the fact

[@BKBluey]

Can’t Wait for Thomas to enter the public domain so he could just get away from Mattel.

[@vinsanity-po4up]

also i thought king kong was alredy public domaine (due to an argument in the nintendo vs universul case)

[@ContentFreeTime]

Looked this up and you're totally right! Guess I'm going to have to make a part 3

[@vinsanity-po4up]

@@ContentFreeTime that would be a good way to (possibly) wrap up the trilogy

[@SLanceB_Ps_Multifandom]

Other than Thomas; the earliest versions of Edward, Henry and Gordon will also enter public domain in the same year.

[@narj0s]

Mexico has the longest expiration day for copyrigth in the world, 100 years after the death of the author so if you want to use "Chavo del Ocho" you have to wait until 2114 (Chespirito the creator and actor died in 2014)

[@SlapstickGenius23]

Mexico’s also a copyright nightmare for many Mexican book and comic book stars involved.

[@SlapstickGenius23]

Joaquin Cervantes Bassoco’s iconic Wama and Tawa (2 Tarzan boys in two surreal comic books) will have an easier time entering the pd of Australia than entering the pd of Mexico.

[@lokaid1058]

@@SlapstickGenius23 same with "los super sabios" that became in public domain in 2074 after German Butze dies

[@SoyLuciano]

@@lokaid1058 Well, it's already PD in the Dominican Republic due to the country having both a 50-year rule and the rule of the shorter term.

[@thecouncilofbrazilianchads5580]

Well unless they try to extend the copyright act even further (which these companies prob will try to do these characters might one day be ours

[@thebostonpowers42]

5:11 This makes me wonder when other old TV shows will enter the public domain. I feel like shows like The Andy Griffith Show and The Brady Bunch should become public domain in the late 2050's-mid 2060's.

[@ContentFreeTime]

Assuming nothing changes, Andy Griffith should be 2056 and Brady Bunch would be 1965

[@danielephew]

Can't wait 2058 to finally use Spider-Man for my book!

[@Oisc.]

I can't wait to see Popeye as a Persona in Persona 6 next year 😂

[@michaelwald6671]

Tarzan expired in 1987 in the United States, 2001 in Canada and New Zealand, and 2021 in Europe.

[@Thrunic]

The difference between life+70 years and 95 year copyright is based on how the work was made, not what kind of work it is. Works for hire (basically stuff made by corporations) gets 95 years, whereas works made by individuals (or teams of individuals) get life+70 years. Most movies are works for hire (95 years), but that's mostly a reflection of modern movies needing huge budgets and not a rule. Home videos fall under the life+70, whereas an instruction manual will usually fall under the 95 year rule. If you live in the US, then US copyright law applies, regardless of where the work was made. If Peter Pan's copyright has expired in the US, then US citizens can use it as they wish (though I don't believe they'll be able to export it to the UK).

[@coldghost86]

About the author of the Thomas the tank engine books that only applies to books written before 1978. The books written before that just have a 95 year length. Afterwards it’s authors life plus 70 years. At least in the us.

[@SEB1991SEB]

Usually Europe is more progressive, so it's surprising to see that our copyright laws are even more outrageous than America's. We desperately need to lower the copyright term again.

[@SlapstickGenius23]

Spain had a longer copyright term than the rest of the EU before it joined the union. It was life plus eighty years.

[@SlapstickGenius23]

Hey, Spain needs to shorten its copyright term (retroactively) for works whose creators passed away from December 7 1940 to December 7 1987, just to life plus 70 years rather than life plus eighty.

[@thebostonpowers42]

Tintin and Nancy Drew will both start becoming public domain in 2026 I think Little House on the Prairie might become public domain in 2027 The Hobbit will become public domain in 2033 The 1939 version of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer will become public domain in 2034 or 2035 Dr. Seuss' Horton Hatches the Egg will become public domain in 2036 or 2037 Edit: My bad, it's Little House in the Big Woods, not "on the Prairie" that will enter the public domain in 2028, not 2027.

[@SlapstickGenius23]

Bomba the jungle boy will fully enter the American pd in 2034. He’ll be fully public domain in Australia by the 2040s. Even though his brand is owned by Penguin Random House.

[@Dlf212]

So after Donkey Kong enters the public domain in the 70's there could be a crossover between him and king kong...

[@fikrijuanda6321]

This guy apparently never watch black panther 2 or even on the internet to never heard namor characters, so weird 😂

[@GamingMechanic9]

This is something I'm curious about, suppose the creator of the character/show isn't dead; like say... Douglas Wood, the creator of "Little Einsteins". When would they enter the public domain?

[@SilverBellYTofficial]

95 years 😀

[@ContentFreeTime]

Since that show was made for a network, copyright expires 95 years from the date of first publication, so 2,101

[@Simbala-bq5vy]

I hope if Walt Disney gets in public domain people wont slaughter him cause hes the founder of Disney and is also an real human not an character an actual person.

[@noahalcantar2431]

@Simbala-bq5vy Walt Disney will end up as a horror movie killer

[@Woodshopboy22]

MORE!!!!! I NEED MORE

[@michaelwald6671]

The copyright on Thomas the Tank Engine will indeed expire in 2041. The copyright term in the UK is completely separate from the term in the U.S., and in the U.S. all works published before 1978 anywhere in the world have a set term of 95 years. Sesame street is work-for-hire (which means the production company owns the copyright), so it also has a 95 year term, and this includes scenes with human actors (just like any other film or TV series). Namor and the early Human Torch may already be in the public domain, due to failure to renew the copyright back when that was required.

[@rysiekhulkedinburgh6745]

Is there some kind of list of stuff that is public domain in the UK.

[@Fatih_M177]

Public Domain in the modern time: Basically everything is either horror or fanfictions, or horror fanfictions. Also, people's likeness can be entered in the public domain 💀 that's just sick (and no, not sick as in cool)

[@KittyOfChess]

See, it sounds bad when you think about it that way, but I think you're going about this wrong. Whenever people say that characters should never enter the public domain, I think about Robin Hood. We've had so many different interpretations of him and his story only because Robin Hood is public domain. And with people's likeness, that just means that people can make stories about historical characters. If that didn't happen, we wouldn't get things like Six the Musical, Hamilton, movies about Shakespeare and Abraham Lincoln or even things like The Royal Diaries and Who Was. It seems ghoulish now, because these people seem so recent, but by the time they are used in such a manner, they will be just as historical to the people who use them as Abraham Lincoln is to us now.

[@elderleon1844]

but again just remembering that parodys are use free so you tecnically can use EVERY character you want if it was a parody or a satire

[@Deadpool50923]

Man if all Marvel and DC characters enter Public Domain, im sure there will be a Marvel vs DC movie.

[@ContentFreeTime]

I'd also be super down for a Marvel vs. Capcom movie

[@Deadpool50923]

@@ContentFreeTime or maybe have a marvel Vs DC game

[@Simbala-bq5vy]

Sadly we won't ever experience it

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@Deadpool50923Marvel vs DC horror movie where the evil horror movie killer versions of the heroes kill innocent people until they end up fighting each other just like Freddy vs Jason

[@Deadpool50923]

@@noahalcantar2431 look I love the concept of making it a horror movie but that is too big to be a Freddy Vs Jason type horror movie. It's because characters entered public domain doesn't always mean they turn into horror movies heck some studios might give what fans want to see.

[@andrewcozmopete9578]

Wait i thought king kong is already public domain?

[@Scpxqy182]

This guy thought king Kong is still copyrighted

[@Quartzer.]

I think Tweety is in the public domain but only in his original form before he was yellow and before he was called Tweety thus you cant call him Tweety (although Orson (the name on his original model sheet is probably available) Correct me if Im wrong pls

[@SoyLuciano]

I think you're right, as IIRC the first short in which he appeared never had its copyright renewed.

[@Phneebcore]

Cant wait for those popeye horror movies next year😭🙏

[@nintenjermi5325]

When will Blassreiter be in the public domain kinda curious

[@ContentFreeTime]

Should be 2078, 70 years after first publication

[@noahalcantar2431]

@ContentFreeTime when will the anime/manga K-On enter the Public Domain?

[@viterjeff]

Akira Toriyama died last week

[@lorcan_203]

When will Inspector Gadget and Underdog be in The Public Domain

[@terrenomic9472]

Question What about movies characters. Is it easier to be public domain if the movie is "1 time made" or Flopped.?like Disney furry Robin hood. Or dreamworks road to El dorado.

[@theasandys]

Tarzan became public domain on January 1, 1988 as per the 1976 Copyright Act

[@SlapstickGenius23]

At least for the first book, Tarzan of the Apes in the US. He’s been PD in India for 13 years now.

[@theasandys]

@@SlapstickGenius23 Yes, and some of the books are still copyrighted in the US.

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@SlapstickGenius23Tarzan horror movie

[@fabiodimiceli2218]

Can you mention five nights at freddy's in this next video cuz i wonder if it enters public domain in 2110 or scott cawthon the creator will automaticly make it public domain after he passes away since i know scott is very nice person and probably does was see other people make fnaf stuff after he dies

[@mill2712]

I think it could depend on a few factors. Since the first few games were made by him, you'd have to wait 70 years after death. That could (hopefully) be a while. Though anything owned by Steel Wool I think is 96 years since it's a company. Not to mention he could give the rights to his next of kin as an inheritance instead of relinquishing it.

[@55twintv39]

2:56 I already knew cause am a huge fan.

[@BonnieThebunny7051]

When will Chuck E Cheese become public domain?

[@ContentFreeTime]

2073

[@bloodthristyvalentines]

When will the moomin franchise become domain public ?

[@turbobist2889]

Can you check when Sonic will be public domain?

[@J1P2K]

He did that in his first video.

[@Mariathefox2345]

Well in his part 1 video, he says that Sonic would enter in the public domain in 2087 which is long as heck

[@turbobist2889]

@@Mariathefox2345 in 2087, sonic.exe movie will be real

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@turbobist2889Sonic.exe is canon now?

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@turbobist2889Yes or No?

[@AdrienMaldonado7738]

Public domain part 3 1 Futurama fry Leela and Bender 2 South park Stan Kyle Eric and Kenny 3 Bob burgers Bob, Linda, Tina Louise gene 4 SpongeBob SquarePants SpongeBob, Patrick Squidward, Mr. crabs 5 Alvin, the chipmunks 1961 Alvin, Simon, Theodore 6 Hawaiian Punch punchy and oaf Last one number 7 conker’s bad fur bay conker the squirrel

[@Rafael-n8r3k]

I have a law degree, I can help you. Works made after 1978 follows the rule= Life of the author + 70 years So... Futurama (1999) = 70 years after the death of Matt Groening South Park (1992) = 70 years after the deaths of Trey Parker and Matt Stone Bob Burgers (2011) = 70 years after the death of Loren Bouchard SpongeBob (1999) = 70 years after the death of Stephen Hillenburg, Stephen died in 2018... so SpongeBob will enter the Public Domain in 2088 Alvin and the chipmunks (1961) = Made before 1978... then the old legal norm applies. 1961 + 95 = 2056. Alvin will enter the public domain in 2057 Hawaiian Punch (1934) = I believe these mascots are protected by trademark... I am not sure. Conker’s bad fur day (2001) = 70 years after the death of Chris Seavor

[@AdrienMaldonado7738]

Thank you

[@mill2712]

​@@Rafael-n8r3k How exactly does trademark work? Does it stay in effect for as long as the company is still an entity?

[@Rafael-n8r3k]

@@mill2712 Trademarks are distinctive signs that have the function of identifying the origin of a certain product or service. Company logos, for example, are trademarks. Registered trademarks do not have deadlines and do not enter the public domain. The trademarked characters are present in marketable products and services. Thus, Disney maintains control over the commercial use of Mickey and Minnie for products and services offered by Disney. Now that these characters are in the public domain, it is considered that any company can use them to create new stories and products, as long as there are no other elements that are protected by copyright, trademark rights or give rise to any type of confusion or undue association regarding their origin, making consumers believe that it is a creation or product launched directly or in partnership with Disney.

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@AdrienMaldonado7738could there be a South Park horror movie?

[@numbuh1507]

You forgot Calvin and Hobbes again.

[@chantlerweatherspoon5273]

2080

[@theworstchannelyouhaveever9573]

So... When does Jojo Bizarre Adventure enter the public domain?

[@chantlerweatherspoon5273]

70 years after the death of Hirohiko Araki

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@chantlerweatherspoon5273Jojo's Bizarre Adventure horror movie?

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@chantlerweatherspoon5273who just likes my comment?

[@theworstchannelyouhaveever9573]

​@@noahalcantar2431 Me.

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@theworstchannelyouhaveever9573I changed my mind Jojo's Bizarre Adventure is already a horror anime

[@bengunthenintendokid3028]

When will Shrek, goosebumps, home alone, despicable me, family guy, the Muppets, Johnny bravo, Arthur, Madagascar, Wallace and gromit, toy story, robot Chicken, BFDI, the amazing digital circus, alphabet lore, full house, family matters, SML, boy meets world and dr suess be in the public domain

[@themoonman143]

BFDI will enter the public domain in 2106

[@bengunthenintendokid3028]

@@themoonman143 wow that is pretty interesting

[@chantlerweatherspoon5273]

Book Shrek will be PD in 2085.

[@chantlerweatherspoon5273]

Goosebumps will be public domain 70 years after the death of R.L. Stine

[@chantlerweatherspoon5273]

Home Alone will be public domain in 2085

[@Deadpool50923]

I won't live that long to see Spider-Man in the 2050's !!! Right ?

[@noahalcantar2431]

@Deadpool50923 in the 2050s there will be a Spiderman horror movie

[@Deadpool50923]

@@noahalcantar2431 Nah maybe James Cameron's Rated R Spider-Man movie will happen

[@Deadpool50923]

@@noahalcantar2431 you know what's better than a spider man horror movie ? Having him in DC I guess hanging out with Superman and maybe visiting the boys universe.

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@Deadpool50923ever since the success of Winnie the Pooh Blood and Honey, I highly doubt that there would be a Spiderman horror movie

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@Deadpool50923After entering the Public Domain Spiderman will also end up as a horror movie killer

[@55twintv39]

4:55 1992 actually.

[@JohnPannozzi]

Thank you.

[@wwsrodriguez40]

Now A want to know what year rocky and bullwinkle well enter the public domain 😮

[@ContentFreeTime]

Should be 2055

[@Haruo-6768]

(2:45) and more king kong crossovers and comic books

[@ItGamingDragon]

when will woody woodpecker enter the public domain

[@damianhendriks6162]

2036 i think.

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@damianhendriks6162Woody Woodpecker horror movie?

[@SlapstickGenius23]

All the woody woodpecker shorts by Walter Lantz and Ben Hardaway will be pd in Australia in 2065.

[@noahalcantar2431]

@ContentFreeTime when will Image Comics Spawn enter the Public Domain?

[@Willchannel90]

The mouse and his characters entered the public domain. Many fictionals what linked the genres are heading to the public domain. - Audience and studio staff.

[@maganhassan2627]

Wonder when pokemon enter public domain 👀🤔 probably we'll just get pokemon red & green stuff first correct (released on 27th February 1996)? So i can use fat pikachu huh? 😂

[@noahalcantar2431]

@ContentFreeTime When will Super Why, Clifford the Big Red Dog, Curious George and Dinosaur Train enter the Public Domain?

[@noahalcantar2431]

@ContentFreeTine please answer me

[@ContentFreeTime]

95 years after the publication date of each

[@noahalcantar2431]

​​@@ContentFreeTimewhat do you mean depending on the expiration of the copyright?

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@ContentFreeTimeis it only the season 1 version of these characters that will enter in Public Domain after copyright expires?

[@Wegastormscream]

Wonder when warioware enters public domain.

[@chantlerweatherspoon5273]

2098

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@chantlerweatherspoon5273Warioware horror movie

[@mariobroultimate1808]

You mentioned in the first video when Mario and Donkey Kong will enter the public domain. What about Luigi, Peach, Toad, and Bowser?

[@jasonjungreis203]

Luigi first appeared in 1983, so 2078, then BIWSER, Peach, and Toad were in 1985, so 2080.

[@jasonjungreis203]

Luigi first appeared in 1983, so 2078, then BIWSER, Peach, and Toad were in 1985, so 2080.

[@jasonjungreis203]

Luigi first appeared in 1983, so 2078, then BIWSER, Peach, and Toad were in 1985, so 2080.

[@jasonjungreis203]

Luigi first appeared in 1983, so 2078, then BIWSER, Peach, and Toad were in 1985, so 2080.

[@jasonjungreis203]

Luigi first appeared in 1983, so 2078, then BIWSER, Peach, and Toad were in 1985, so 2080.

[@BrianRobertson-hs2zx]

Wen da hole justice league or a decent number of memberz enter PD a nu cartoon sho kan b given 2 dem with episodes sayin dis karakter in dis story.

[@John_F_Kennedy-188]

Once Spidahh Mahnn entehrd public domain, oi'm suhre that they'll make a Spidahh Mahnn horrah movie. A vehrsion of Spidey that became a human blood sucking tahrantula that can make you piss in youhr toilet.

[@jasonjohnson8532]

Ladybug entered the public domain in 2112

[@jasonjohnson8532]

Also what if nobody ever died?

[@jasonjohnson8532]

And what if everything go in the public immediately?

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@jasonjohnson8532everything becomes into evil horror movie killers even including Ladybug

[@monkeykid259]

When Will Woody Woodpecker Enter Public Domain

[@ContentFreeTime]

2036

[@Blackmoon537]

Happy tree friends not until 2095 Total Drama not until 2103

[@noahalcantar2431]

@Content Free Man when will Pani Poni Dash enter to Public Domain

[@ContentFreeTime]

70 years after the death of Hekiru Hikawa

[@noahalcantar2431]

​​@@ContentFreeTimewhy would it be the 70 years after the Death of Hekiru Hikawa? What would happen to the 7 main girls Rebecca Miyamoto, Himeko Katagiri, Rei Tachibana, Miyako Uehara, Kurumi Momose, Sayaka Suzuki, and Ichijou whenever they enter in the Public Domain? Which year would it be when they enter the Public Domain?

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@ContentFreeTimedude answer me

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@ContentFreeTimedon't forget to like and put a heart in my comments if you can

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@ContentFreeTimehow do you know about anime/manga Pani Poni Dash?

[@zanemable2996]

What about south park

[@lokaid1058]

South park enters in public domain in 2088 because that series stars in 1992 with the short "Spirits of Christmas"

[@adrianespinel7758]

Because it was created after 1978, South Park will enter the public domain 70 years after the deaths of the creators.

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@lokaid1058South Park horror movie

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@adrianespinel7758South Park horror movie

[@noahalcantar2431]

@Content Free Man when will the Manga/Anime Rozen Maiden Enter Public Domain

[@Costar5718]

Stop it.

[@MrJoshinJosh]

I sure hope and prey to God that Wonder Woman becomes a lesbian once she enters The Public Domain. Or even better, make an all lesbian singing girl group called Wonder Women instead😏👍

[@ContentFreeTime]

She likely will become all genders & sexual orientations

[@noahalcantar2431]

@MrJoshinJosh Wonder Woman horror movie

[@MrJoshinJosh]

@@noahalcantar2431 God for bid🙄

[@MrJoshinJosh]

@@ContentFreeTime Maybe, who knows?

[@noahalcantar2431]

​@@MrJoshinJoshwhy not a Wonder woman horror movie?

[@shihanafridhi9517]

Miraculous ladybug is garbage. It needs no glorification

[@5live-the1happyhourfindera83]

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