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  1. Brynjhulf
    Brynjhulf
    Because you subconsciously want to bang one, obv.
    Feb 22, 2016
  2. Aperture
    Aperture
    ffs. No. thats death.
    Feb 22, 2016
  3. Brynjhulf
    Brynjhulf
    But it'd be a glorious death
    Feb 23, 2016
  4. Exeter
    Exeter
    No subconscious is involved in my case ^////^
    Feb 23, 2016
  5. Rassandra Gendal
    Rassandra Gendal
    I cannot understand the sexual appeal of Deathclaws, but I cannot deny the fact of Rule Thirty-Four.

    Made worse by the fact that Lysergide did one as a Patreon request.....and the fact they are one of my favorite NSFW artists.
    Feb 24, 2016
  6. Rassandra Gendal
    Rassandra Gendal
    On second thought I just remembered hearing that BD actually went and made a Deathclaw toy. Because they think copyright doesn't cover dildos unless it's another dildo design looking similar to one of theirs. Or they probably just don't care.
    Feb 24, 2016
  7. Exeter
    Exeter
    Bad Dragon made a toy cheekily inspired by a deathclaw yes, no direct reference, just inference. It's not illegal. Unless you're going to claim EE's cyborg is stealing IP from Marvel and the Halfling is stealing IP from New Line Cinema you're not making much of a case there
    Feb 24, 2016
  8. Rassandra Gendal
    Rassandra Gendal
    I don't know any of those products. Fact is, these big companies have shown time and time again that a simple name change does NOT avoid copyright infringement, and in cases like BD's Deathclaw toy and Tauntaun toy that's literally all they've done. Because it's a for-profit product they can't claim parody and win if taken to court over it.
    Feb 25, 2016
  9. Rassandra Gendal
    Rassandra Gendal
    The ONLY reason they haven't been sued to hell and back is the big companies owning the IPs don't feel it makes significant profit, or aren't notably aware, but as we can probably imagine given BD's popularity it's definitely making a good deal of money off of something that isn't theirs.
    Feb 25, 2016
  10. Rassandra Gendal
    Rassandra Gendal
    On top of that, BD has clearly threatened legal action against Frisky Beast behind the scenes for naming a toy "Chimera" despite looking nothing like Apollo, which it's now named The Missing Link. Best part is, "Chimera" is not a copyrightable name due to being invented several centuries ago, it's public domain.
    Feb 25, 2016