Derivative Works Guideline

Wonder Planet, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as "the Company") has established these guidelines for "PANDOLAND" (hereinafter referred to as "the Service") operated by the Company.
As long as these guidelines are followed, we will not make any claims of copyright infringement against anyone for their derivative works.

1 Definitions of Terms

The main terms used in this guideline are defined as follows:

・Derivative Work Activity
This term refers to activities in which the creator adds new creativity to an official work based on his/her understanding of the official work and creates a work of authorship.

・Official Works
Content within the Service provided by the Company, in other words, music, books, goods, events (including advertising materials), etc. related to the Service that the Company produces, publishes, announces, or operates.

・Game Livestreams/Video Posts
Posting or distributing videos of the Service (including in-game BGM, hereinafter referred to as "Gameplay Videos") and still images on video sharing sites such as "YouTube" and social media sites, etc. (including linking URLs and thumbnails of Gameplay Videos or still images).

2 Eligibility

Individuals or unincorporated organizations may create, exhibit, distribute, and publish derivative works based on our Services for non-commercial purposes only.
Derivative works by companies and organizations with a legal personality will be handled on a case-by-case basis, so please inquire with the Company in advance.

3 Criteria for Non-Commercial Purposes

When an individual or unincorporated organization creates a derivative work with no intent to make a profit, it is considered to be for non-commercial purposes.
In addition, if the work is used within the scope of a hobby, and the profit or compensation is limited to the cost of the materials and tools used to create the work, it is also considered within the scope of non-commercial purposes.

However, in the case of gameplay streaming and video posting, the gameplay videos created by individuals or corporations (regardless of whether or not they have a legal personality) may be used to gain compensation and profit in accordance with the terms of use of "YouTube" and other partner programs, other video sharing sites, and social media sites and be considered within the scope of the non-commercial purposes. Individuals and corporations are not allowed to post, sell, or license videos of gameplay including contents in the Service to others for a fee, or publish them in a manner that requires paid subscriptions on individual sites owned by the individual or corporation.

4 Scope of Permitted Derivative Works

Production, exhibition, distribution (including electronic versions), and publication of illustrations, manga, novels, and other doujinshi, fanart goods, and digital works.
Production, exhibition, distribution, and publication of cosplay costumes and photographs based on official works.

Live Streaming Gameplay and Video Posting
Please check the criteria for non-commercial purposes in Article 3 and comply with the terms and conditions of use for the relevant video sharing site or social media service.

5 Prohibited

Use of the Service for commercial purposes of a highly commercial nature, whether with or without compensation.

Infringing or threatening to infringe intellectual property rights such as copyrights and trademarks, portrait rights, publicity rights, or any other rights contained in the Service, including the contents of the Service and information as exemplified below:

・Scanning, tracing, and using official works without adding any creativity.

・Making counterfeit or pirated copies of official goods and using the contents of the Service for the purpose of monetization (including the act of selling or preparing for the sale of such goods).

・Anything that is deemed to damage the image of the Company or the Service, or damages the reputation, integrity, etc. of a third party.

・Anything that misleads or may mislead the others into believing that the person is sponsored by, authorized by, or affiliated with the Company, or is related to the Company or the Service.

・Anything that may mislead others into believing that it is an official production of the Company or the Service.

・Anything that contains content or expressions related to politics, religion, discrimination, crime, violence, Anti-Social Forces, or adult content.

・Anything that is or may be contrary to laws and regulations or public order and morals (including expressions in line with Anti-Social Forces).

・Anything that infringes or may infringe on the rights of others.

・Releasing our content before it is available to the general public.

・Anything else that the Company judges as inappropriate.

6 About the Guideline

We reserve the right to change the guideline at any time and for any reason.

If you do not comply with this guideline, we may take action such as deleting the relevant derivative work, or take other legal action. Please note that this guideline is not exhaustive, and we may, at our sole discretion, remove any derivative works that we judge to be inappropriate.

This guideline applies only to intellectual property owned by us. For content (music, etc.) owned by third parties, please confirm with the appropriate owner. Please note that we will not respond to inquiries regarding the ownership of rights.

In addition, we will not respond to individual inquiries regarding the details of judgment or response to derivative works activities, or the criteria of this guideline. If you believe that the content of an alleged violation directly from the Company or through a video sharing site, etc., is in error, please file an appeal with the relevant video sharing site, etc.

The Company shall not be liable for any damages incurred as a result of any revision of this guideline or any derivative work activities.

Established on: February 12, 2025