where things are made

[MikaelJuha]

okay my friend uku came back from hawaii and told me some of Square Enix's office's are based there, like they make or made or i duno, i think i should say produced, but i'm not sure what to call it, well they have a large amount of their work force in hawaii lol, now the company is japanese etc. but if they make things or part of their things in america, does that mean we can't use the footage from the final fantasy movie which was mostly made in hawaii while it was in production etc. i mean you can tell they have a lot of hawaiian influences on some of their games, hardly believable unless you consider Waka from FFX etc. but i know a lot of japanese companies are resorting to american based offices, so if they move or rather, have been making things in japan then outsource to america, should we still be aloud to use their footage etc. from their newly made stuff in america? like the Animatrix, was made in japan mostly but one of the designers from one of the episodes made a Japanese animated short called The Chronicles of Riddick: Dark Fury, now it was designed by a Japanese artist, just was produced in america XD, i'm just not sure if i'm aloud to use the footage from it... can someone tell me if i can or not, its a cool anime short, just its origins are questionable to me

[Pie Row Maniac]

The Chronicles of Riddick: Dark Fury does not count as anime, according to this website's standards. Because of this any video made using solely Dark Fury should not be uploaded.

[Tsunami Jones: Please refrain from making these kind of threads. If you have a question on what is or isn't considered anime, you can PM me. And Peter Chung, isn't Japanese, and Chronicles of Riddick was animated here in the U.S., and Korea.]