Copyright Law, to the delight of lawyers, is a clusterfuck, but I'd assume only A. A. Milne's estate could sue for Pooh --- even if they licensed Disney to show a version of him.
Same with Alice --- which may be why Disney prefers ripping off fairy tales.
Apparently not. Looking it up, Milne sold the copyright ( running out in 2026 ) to Pooh to a Slesinger, whose family licensed rights to Disney, and sued and lost, American judges ruling Disney has all rights: I don't know if that means they can stop reprints of Milne's books, or if they think they can stop little girls dressing up as Pooh. They would have to be enormously petty.
Geez...Ack.The heck's with this getup... It would have been just fine if I was in a light costume like yours, Tenryuu...Aww, come on!
It suits you, dunnit?Don't you be getting embarrassed about it all, dammit!
Get them off, right now!!!I know!It's Halloween and all, so you should just go all-out without a care, yeah?Let's go check out Inazuma and the Admiral's costumes then!It's dark, so watch your step!Dammit guys - I know it's Halloween and all that, but you can't just do anything, ya'know! Get 'em off!Hawa...
