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Dragon Ball Super - The Galactic Patrol : tout ce que l'on sait sur la suite de l'anime

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By Toei Animation, Meyli Cousin
| sfr.fr
Le 25 janvier dernier, le monde entier - et en particulier les fans de Dragon Ball - célébrait le 40e anniversaire du légendaire manga créé par Akira Toriyama ! C'est à cette occasion qu'était organisé un stream en direct de Chiba, au Japon. Un événement baptisé Dragon Ball Genkidamatsuri, qui en plus de souffler les 40 bougies de la franchise nous a éclairé sur son avenir, plusieurs mois après le décès de son créateur.
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'Dragon Ball Super' vuelve con un nuevo anime (The Galactic Patrol) y uno de sus grandes villanos ocho años después

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By Toei Animation
| Europa Press Verified
Personaliza tu experiencia: decide el método para acceder a nuestros servicios El esquema comercial de se ha basado tradicionalmente en mostrar publicidad personalizada mediante cookies, las cuales permiten seguir tu actividad en línea y adaptar el contenido a tus intereses. Sin embargo, las recientes regulaciones sobre cookies impiden que dependa únicamente de este recurso.
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Japan asks OpenAI not to infringe on 'irreplaceable' manga and anime content

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By Toei Animation
| Techstreet Now
18 hours ago Engadget Japan's government has asked OpenAI not to infringe on anime and manga content that it called "irreplaceable treasures," according to a report from ITMedia seen by IGN. The request was made by a key minister in charge of AI and IP in response to numerous videos from OpenAI's Sora 2 generator that use copyrighted material from Japanese studios.
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