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Anime reaction YouTubers are at war with copyright enforcers
The battle boils down to a difference in opinion about what constitutes fair use.
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YouTube creator Nicholas Light uploaded a video on September 6 that warned his channel’s content could be taken down, claiming the material is protected by fair use. Other creators echo the same defense, but a disputed company is challenging those claims, asserting the videos violate copyright. The dispute highlights ongoing tension between anime‑focused YouTubers and rights‑enforcement entities.
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