Dragon Ball Amusement Park: the Licensed Japanese Studio Has Never Given Its Consent for a Project in France
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More than surprised by the announcements made in France and relayed by the international press, the Japanese animation studio has finally come out of silence.
While the very popular manga is regularly cited as the theme that will be at the heart of the mega Saudi leisure park project in the Paris region, its Japanese legal successors claim to have "no license to use".
The Dragon Ball amusement park project near Paris has just been seriously stopped. While a vast leisure complex carried by the Saudi group Qiddiya is being considered at the ancient Mirapolis site in Courdimanche, Val-d'Oise, Toei Animation asserts that it has never authorized the use ... Read more Like KultureGeek on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter Don't forget to download our free iAddict app for iPhone and iPad (link App Store) Article Dra…
Could the Dragon Ball amusement park project in Ile-de-France be badly embedded? Perhaps, given the reaction of the Toei Animation!
After the official announcement on 24 August 2026 of the construction of a Dragon Ball Park in France, it seems that the right-holders are simply not aware of the project. We were announced at the end of August, and it was even Emmanuel Macron who made the relay: three new parks
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