Genshin Impac🎀t fans are allowed to create and sell fan-made merchandise - within reason - according to the game’s developer miHoYo.
The developer has recently updated its '' so that it now allows fans to create merchandise without fear🐽 of copyright infringement, howeve𒆙r, there are a few caveats to this.
The likes ꦯof keychains, fan-art, fan-novels, and more based on ꦗGenshin Impact are all allowed to be produced and sold so long as they don’t exceed the 500 units allowance - for individuals - and 200 units - for a group. All products must also not violate the creator’s country’s laws or register the products as a trademark.
However, if you wa🃏nt to create the likes of figures, plush, or capsule toys for selling purposes, authorization from miHoYo must be requested - regardless of how many you plan to make. According to the guide, fans must send a request for𒀰m to the studio’s designated email address which is apparently checked regularly and responded to as soon as possible.
That isn’t to say that those planning to make a quick buck on Genshin Impact’s popularity will now be able to freely though, the guidelines also stat𓄧e that copies of official merchandise are "strictly prohibited." This includes: "direct use, retouching, or partial modifications of official source material" as well as "commercial practices ꧒of selling products under the guise of the official name."
Although it may seem like a small deal to those who are not partꦇ of the fan-made merchandise scene, this is incredibly great news to those who like to sell their fan art at the likes of fan conventions and on Etsy stores.
miHoYo clearly appreciates fan’s enthusiasm for the gam꧋e too as the end of the guide reads: "The Genshin Impact project team hopes to do its best to support our passionate players and their works, to encourage our players to maintain their enthusiasm, create more quality content, and promote a positive exchange of Genshin Impact fan-made culture."
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