I'll start. Not looking for references or hommages, just plagiarism.
The Yuru Camp OP is a rip-off of I Want You Back by the Jackson Five. You know it's true.
Blatant plagiarism in anime and manga
Aaron Davis
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Xavier Lopez
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Dylan Martin
David Moore
Eva > RahXephon
Anthony Parker
I guess... although this particular ED does not really sound like September except the 'badiyaa'' part.
Carson Reyes
Wow
Jayden Sullivan
Decisive Battle
Not only was it a blatant rip off but the way anno kept using it over and over in shin godzilla was really a giant fuck you to the evafags waiting for 3.0+1
Nathan Butler
But it is by the same artist, does that count? By those standards, all the discography by Yuki Kaijura could be in this thread.
Oliver Perry
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Caleb Moore
Half of Yoko Kanno's catalogue.
Jeremiah Evans
Sorry I wasn't clear
The song "Decisive Battle" from Eva is plagiarized from the James Bond song "007 takes the lektor"
Matthew Price
It's telling how all the comments under the Bond theme are about James Bond getting into a robot.
Christopher Jackson
This is what's called a homage.
Carson Gutierrez
Wasn't there that tennis manga that got cancelled because it was a plagiarism of Prince of Tennis?
Samuel Reed
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Luis Ortiz
I enjoyed reading those comments
Thank you user for your post
Ryder Taylor
came here to post this
Charles Harris
But Decisive Battle sounds way better.
Evan Roberts
A B C
It's easy as 1, 2, 3
As simple as do re mi
Shi-ma-rin
Camp with me
Baby, you and me, girl!
Christian Reyes
Will the sampling = plagiarism meme ever end?
Brandon Nelson
Yes and your daughter is more attractive than your wife
because she was made more recently
But you can't fuck her
Gabriel Brown
One of the tracks from the soundtrack of Saekano's first season was a thinly veiled ripoff of "Lovely Day" by Bill Withers. Lost my shit when it played for the first time.
Christian White
I thought it was a rip-off of Jackson Five's ABC
Nolan Jenkins
Both at the same time, I guess.
The phenomenon also exists in reverse:
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Dominic Butler
Yes, as soon as lawyers all agree that artistic freedom is more important than making quick money. Shouldn't take long.
Liam Myers
Could someone explain this one?
Thomas Fisher
Carter Green
Michael Jackson was the closest thing to 2D we'll ever get in our world, too pure for it
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Logan Nguyen
I really hope this is ironic
Julian Scott
You don't know what sampling means. James Bond was not sampled.
Andrew Russell
Ah, gotcha.
Jonathan Green
it's literally the exact same song user
Eli Young
>Sup Forums Magma and Detergent
I'd post the exact moment moot changed the site name but i don't have the image
Kayden Wright
Lurk more
Jaxon Taylor
Bubblegum Crisis asa e tomorrow sounds like don't cry by Asia
James Morris
Ichigo Mashimaro did it first
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Lucas Richardson
This song has the exact same hook as "We Like to Party"
Landon Lewis
aren't these just pastiches?
Ryan Cook
If you go and listen to the 12 Kingdoms opening instrumental theme there is pretty much a 1 to 1 rendition of the main Pirates of the Caribbean theme (the one that won an Oscar). Interestingly enough, 12 Kingdoms predates Pirates of the Caribbean by a good deal of time. It's pretty much impossible to find on Youtube but this wikipedia has a soundclip which you can hear at least part of the sound that was ripped off.
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Joshua Morris
So what?
Lucas Fisher
Huh. I have the whole ost and never noticed it. But it doe sound very similar.
Aiden Jackson
I still recall that one of the tracks on Ben-to was wayyy too similar to another track off of Battles' album Gloss Drop.
Christopher Young
Noah Nelson
Do you guys even know what plagiarism is?
Camden Adams
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from Fate/Zero is pretty much
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combined from SAO.
I guess it's ok since they have the same producer or something, but it sucks that I can't watch Zero without thinking Kirito is about to show up whenever this plays.
Jaxson Morales
Please tell us.
Gavin Smith
I wouldn't say plagiarism but it does sound similar.
Jordan Garcia
i used to play and arrange for a wedding band and I Want You Back was a staple.
the OP song is a pastiche of IWYB and j-pop, with a bit of disco added in. it's obviously an homage to a very famous and influential song and band, and doesn't try to present the ideas from IWYB as its own. it's not plagiarism. some of these anons are just stupid.
Cooper Williams
I could swear some of the bgm is from katawa shoujou
Grayson Garcia
Ending of FMP fumoffu
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Lincoln Miller
see
Isaiah Butler
Maybe read the thread first dumbass
Christian Robinson
It's called Macross Delta because Freyja is ACUTE etc etc
Owen Diaz
It was a light novel called Isekai Tennis Musou.
Joseph Ward
Yuki Kajiura's stuff sound nice at first but then you realize you've been listening to the same 3 songs the whole time.
Kayden Lopez
wew, that's really quite similar.
Andrew Stewart
The Yuru Camp is just a ripoff of K-On with tents instead of music and ugly girls instead of cute ones.
Dylan Jones
Kodomo no Jikan ED rips off "One Fine Day".by The Offspring.
Carson Davis
There's that one shoujo manga that got canceled because the author got caught tracing from Slam Dunk or some other Inoue manga. Eden no Hana I think it was called.
Jason Thomas
It's so fucking good though when combined with September.
Luke Gomez
Henry Davis
This must be a famous traditional tune in Japan, because I've heard it all over the place, this is my first time hearing these two specific songs though.
Oliver Rivera
Well, fuck me in the ass and call me Samantha.
John James
>Plagiarism is the "wrongful appropriation" and "stealing and publication" of another author's "language, thoughts, ideas, or expressions"
>Another author's...
Joshua Harris
Gochuumon wa Usagi desu ka? OP "Daydream Cafe" actually reuses a part of an earlier song written by the same composer from some game OST. Check this out:
Charles Ortiz
>cue laugh track
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Leo Hill
>The Yuru Camp OP is a rip-off of I Want You Back by the Jackson Five
Daniel Watson
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Hudson Kelly
Can I watch delta without watching the previous ones? I actually never watched a single episode of Macross.
Jackson Jackson
>written by the same composer
>plagiarism
Pick one. It's nice that somebody's noticed that, but it's not a crime to reuse your own arrangements.
It does make people look down on you when you repeatedly reuse, though.
Nathan Kelly
Lucas Hall
Cross Hunter has loads of these.
Luke Bennett
Damn, this is the worst one so far. Just ripping off every song of a relatively obscure band is shady as fuck.
Andrew Smith
You just went full South American with that retardedness
Gavin Taylor
Self-plagarism is a thing.
Imagine being a game company and your composer just left you. The composer then takes tracks from your games he composed for, but you currently own the copyright of, and uses them in his new job.
I'm not a law person but I can see how reusing your own arrangements in a commercial setting could be a problem. We of course can't be too harsh since that's just how composers work but just because you composed something doesn't mean you will always have the right to reuse it as you wish.
Jayden Hall
You can't plagiarize yourself. Plagiarism is about passing off someone else's work as your own.
Ayden Perez
Ah ok
What if you try to pass off your old work as a new and original work? Is that plagiarism?
Jose Thompson
No. By definition of plagiarism, no.
Adam Sanchez
No, because you're not passing someone else's work as your own. It would be reusing ideas or being unoriginal, but not plagiarism.
Robert Hill
>by definition
Fair enough. I've never put too much thought into plagiarism so I'm not all that familiar with it either.
Hunter Rodriguez
Here's the classic case.
Zachary Rogers
What
Prove it.
Jace Jenkins
Nah, she des lazy work with productions like SAO, she really does quality pieces if she likes the series where she is working
David Thompson
>also straight-up ripped Street Fighter manga
>and Berserk
These people has absolutely no shame.
Ryan Rogers
Sorry, but you're wrong here. The Pirates of the Caribbean theme is a composition that Zimmer recycled from his work on Gladiator.
Gladiator came out in 2000. 12 Kingdoms came out in 2002.
Landon Reyes
Adam Walker
Alexander Martinez
F/Z came out before SAO, dumb shit.
Jackson Miller
That Gladiator song doesn't sound anything even close to resembling the 12 Kingdoms clip I posted or the PotC song. Do your ears not function?
Camden Thomas
They function better than yours apparently. Only the last part in the ogg you posted is relevant here.
Ryan Morgan
Yes, that's the part I'm referring to. If you listen to the full song (not on Youtube since it likely matches up so damn close to PotC) there's at least a minute to a minute and a half that sounds like the last part of the audio file on the wiki.
Ayden Lopez
I don't think this is considered plagiarism.
Ethan Wilson
Yes user, and it's the Gladiator snippet I posted with a couple inversions and a couple note durations altered.
Noah Brown
A macross thread, eh?
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Kevin Reed
トップをねらえ! is a ripoff of エースをねらえ!
How did Anno get away with it????
John Campbell
>just plagiarism.
This loli slut looks identical to 02 (pink hair, blue eyes, same haircut).
Logan Brooks
Pop music all sounds the same anyway.
Jace Howard
The Gladiator snippet was slow as hell. I'm talking past-paced pretty much exactly what PotC sounds like.
Charles Davis
They didn't sample anything... they just copied the general song structure.
I knew the song sounded familiar but couldn't remember what it was from. Thanks user.