Talk:March Comes In like a Lion (film)

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Ripping off and copyrighting title[edit]

Really! This quaint old english expression has been used by some Japanese crook so that now when searching for it all one finds is this money grubbing enterprise and most websites list the original as just ‘comes in like a lion’ ?? I hope the actual production is more creative! But from what little I saw that too is stealing somebody else’s ideas for animation characters. Phil Loligy (talk) 11:07, 29 March 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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