Yes; although it is a registered trademark of Disney, it is only registered for certain classes of goods and services (amusement park services and online computer games). In fact there is an additional registration of the phrase owned by a church in Oklahoma, for use in "youth and adolescent ministry services," and you can be certain Disney would have objected to that if it were possible for them to do so.
It is fantasy, fiction, a cartoon, not real
Beause it's fiction. If they were real characters, it would be non-fiction.
"Horrible Harry's Secret" is a children's book belonging to the genre of realistic fiction. It follows the adventures of Horrible Harry and his friends in a relatable, everyday setting.
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It is a fiction were characters are concerned. But the French revolution was real.
Yes, you are allowed to create your own original character for a Naruto fan fiction. It's common for fan fiction writers to introduce new characters to add to the existing storyline or to explore different perspectives within the Naruto universe. Just be sure to respect the original characters and world while adding in your own twist.
No, Naruto is not based on a true story. It is a work of fiction created by Masashi Kishimoto. The characters, storyline, and world in Naruto are all products of his imagination.
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Renzo Barto has written: 'The Care Bears Care About The' 'The pop-up book of cars' 'How to draw monsters, weirdoes & aliens' -- subject(s): Drawing, Illustrations, Juvenile literature, Monsters in art, Science fiction, Technique 'How to draw cartoon characters' -- subject(s): Cartoon characters, Cartooning, Cartoons and comics, Drawing, Juvenile literature, Technique 'How to Draw Monsters, Weirdoes & Aliens (How to Draw)'
They both have word fiction in them Both are written by authors Both can have plots, characters, themes, symbols etc....
In a work of fiction, there is freedom to create imaginary characters, events, and settings that do not necessarily reflect real-life occurrences. This creative license allows for the exploration of themes, emotions, and fantastical elements that may not be found in a documentary source which aims to present factual information in a straightforward manner.
They are Fiction books, Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys are fictional characters.