I wonder if the use of these characters is even legal? I don't know, but isn't this off-model Mickey Mouse something?
It's nice for a fashion trend to enliven the winter. Is this fashion popular in your part of the world, too?
Let's learn about Korean animation!
I wonder if the use of these characters is even legal? I don't know, but isn't this off-model Mickey Mouse something?
It's nice for a fashion trend to enliven the winter. Is this fashion popular in your part of the world, too?
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The illigality of a lot of the liscenced merch that you see in Korea is part of the fun--sometimes you see stuff way more fun and cute than what the official liscencers manufacture, especially American ones. For instance, one of my prized possessions from Korea is a Mickey Mouse comic strip bag, with a useful Bible verse printed on it. ---and I'm pretty sure now my stuffed Totoro isn't official either. Yes...admittedly, it's sometimes enjoyable to step to the bad side. I was young and foolish at the time. Crimes of youth!! Anyoungi keseyo.
Hey Adrienne,
Ha ha, good points! I am particularly partial to the off-color stuff.
Hey, I saw you linked to here on your blog. Thanks a lot!
Where can you buy these? I want one!
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