A second thought on copyright (while I'm watching hololive vtubers)

Maybe copyright is somehow doing some good thing. I mean, when you talk about a story about a vtuber, they're kind of actors, but not acting with their appearance, but the fictional designs. When you talk about them, or a song to reflect their stories, all the emotions are bound to this duplicatable, digital visual design, and the copyright law is protecting them from being abused. (Yeah, their copyright holder can still abuse them, but this is not in this argument. And I also argue that a loose copyright policy from the company will/is helpful among the community to promote vtuber)

However, the things that cannot be used to impersonate, like the movies and musics, they're overprotected by the copyright law.

Yes, vtubers cannot shift me from left back to right.
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