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The Legend of Korra is copyrighted by Nickelodeon and producing any assets from the show may result in a DMCA take down. I highly recommend not reproducing any of the content related to Avatar or any other shows without written permission from the respected owner of the IP.
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Completely false I already contacted ROBLOX on this issue 2 years ago. I also already created an ATLA project and absolutely nothing happened to it.
Majority of ATLA/LOK content isn’t even copyrighted by Nickelodeon anymore as they no longer have rights to majority of the assets.
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Well, nothing had happened to Pokemon Brick Bronze for over a year either, but it eventually got taken down. It’s always better to stay on the safe side.
Making a game heavily invested into a third party IP is not worth your time. You have so many more opportunities if you follow copyright law and make original / properly licensed content only. For example, you can say goodbye to your game ever being featured anywhere if it contains brand names or direct assets from a third party IP, and you risk your game being taken down at any point in time. I think your reply here is fabricated reasoning you made up to justify making this game even though it cannot really be justified at all. (Moreover, it is morally unjust to use someone else’s hard work 1:1 and make money off of it if they haven’t given you permission to do so)
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Then please explain 90% of the anime games on ROBLOX. Anyway this is off topic and this forum is closed their is no need to comment here any longer.
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They’re infringing on the rights of the IP owners. Just because they’re breaking the law doesn’t give you a free pass to do it. (Some could even have licenses from the owners, you don’t know)
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