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Welcome to Copyright Hell, I mean, World Joyland, a place that takes after some very odd animals apparently since it’s been made apparent that the theme park in Changzhou, China hasn’t ripped off anything from World of Warcraft, Disney, or anyone else, but has based its attractions off of animals. But the unfortunate truth to this is that a lot of what they feature, from the globe that rests outside the entrance to the park, kind of like Universal Studios, to the rides and even descriptions of said rides and attractions, is a blatant ripoff. Those that run the park would obviously state that no it’s not, that everything is original, but there’s no denying from the pictures that are out there to see that this park has taken something that’s been popular in China and turned it into something pretty cool, despite the fact that it lacks a lot of originality. Plagiarism on this level is kind of hard to comprehend since one would think that it might have been called out and forced to alter its look a while ago, but since it does sound as though the park might be closed down at this point it might not matter. There are also a lot of legal loopholes that one can shimmy through when it comes to avoiding a plagiarism charge, but it doesn’t appear as if those that run the park are interested in taking that route. That’s kind of odd really, since it’s likely that those that have grounds to come in and tear the place down or order it torn down, or altered in any way, wouldn’t have any trouble doing so.
Plagiarism is by far one of the worst things that can be done when it comes to taking anything that doesn’t belong to you since it involves the theft of ideas and sometimes even the words and concepts that someone else is responsible for and passing them off as your own. Having been accused of plagiarism in the past, I can accurately state that it’s possible to ruin someone’s career if the matter isn’t addressed and put to bed quickly, or if someone is in fact stealing ideas and has no intention of paying any and all profits that are earned to the originator of the idea. In this particular instance though it’s entirely accurate to state that World Joyland is definitely ripping off a few ideas and needs to change things around in a big way or take them down immediately. Like neither of those things is going to happen unless it’s by court order, and if that ever happens then it’s possible that we’ll see it on a newscast since it’s going to be expensive without a doubt.
Seeing anyone plagiarizing on purpose and without the shame to say that they did this without asking permission is usually enough to burn a lot of people up since stealing intellectual property on this level is enough for some folks to pray for the ruination of others and to say the heck with karma, said people need to pay now and understand why what they did was so wrong. It’s one thing if anyone doesn’t notice, but something like this is bound to get out eventually, which makes the mind boggle at just how anyone thought that this was going to fly, or how it might not cost them millions of dollars in lawsuits. At this time it’s not hard to wonder just why the park hasn’t been shut down entirely and dismantled since the idea of this place making money off of material that has been taken despite copyright law makes one believe that closing the park is punishment enough. After all, none of this was bound to be cheap, and the court fees that would be on the way wouldn’t be cheap either. The only saving grace that the park could lean on is that it claims that everything it features has been inspired by something, kind of like Deadpool of Marvel was inspired by Deathstroke of DC. That at least is legal, even if it’s pretty blatant and has been called out more than once. When a person can’t bring their own ideas to the fore, mainly because they have nothing original, it’s best to admit it and go back to the drawing board, rather than forge ahead and end up upsetting a large number of people.
One could argue that this kind of thing has happened in other venues, but why poke a hornet’s nest that’s already been buzzing angrily for a while? World Joyland is definitely a good example of what happens when people have a lot of money and no imagination of their own. The only hope at this point is that the park either closes down or ponies up the money to become actively endorsed.
Nintendo has played an integral role in people's lives for generations now. The company gave us the likes of Super Mario and Pokémon, providing hours of entertainment as friends gather in each other's living rooms to see who comes out on top in Super Smash Bros. For years, Nintendo properties have been confined to the virtual realm, but very soon, fans will be able to live out their video game fantasies in real life when the Super Nintendo World theme park opens in Japan and other locations around the globe.
The first of these theme parks is set to open in Universal Studios Japan with subsequent attractions to open over the coming years in California and Florida. Naturally, the COVID-19 pandemic has delayed the opening of the park, but guests could file in as early as 2021 in Japan. While much has been kept under wraps, there are some aspects we know about — and for video game enthusiasts, there are plenty of reasons to get excited.
There will be a Mario Kart ride
When you think of a Nintendo theme park, there's one video game that instantly comes to mind that would make for an excellent thrill ride, and it appears as though Super Nintendo World will, indeed, include a Mario Kart attraction (via Secret Manchester). Rumors state that the ride will feature dual tracks, with each kart holding four people. Two karts will 'race' against one another, and you'll also compete against famous Nintendo characters, leading to an ultimate showdown with Bowser.
The ride will be enhanced via augmented reality headsets so that you really feel like you're driving through various courses that have been popularized across the series, with power-ups virtually bouncing around before your eyes. It's expected that Nintendo fans will race through Jungle Parkway and Wario's Castle, although official word from Nintendo and Universal will reveal more of what fans will get into. It's also unclear as of now whether the attraction will take a cue from Disney's Star Tours and send racers through a different course each time they ride. Whatever the Mario Kart ride may have in store, it's fantastic news for anyone who's always wanted to throw a red shell in real life.
You'll get a chance to ride a Yoshi
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In addition to playing a real-world version of Mario Kart, guests will have the chance to ride on top of everyone's favorite green dinosaur, Yoshi. One of the other opening attractions available at launch will be Yoshi's Adventure (via Orlando ParkStop). The omnimover ride will be a family attraction that puts you on top of a Yoshi as you go on a whimsical adventure throughout the Mushroom Kingdom.
According to reports, there will be 40 vehicles moving on the track at any one time. Guests will continuously be loaded onto the ride from a turntable platform, not unlike the loading area for Epcot's Spaceship Earth. Two passengers will be able to get into a single vehicle, which will look like a Yoshi.
While this is speculation, it's likely the ride will take you through Peach's Castle as you come across various scenes from Mario's adventures. Expect to see the likes of Bullet Bill, Piranha Plants, Koopa Troopas, and more in the fun ride that'll be a great time for kids and adults alike.
Guests will enter a fully immersive world, complete with Power Up bands
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As with any other theme park based on a famous property, the experience doesn't end with rides. Super Nintendo World will also come with restaurants, shops, and all kinds of fun Easter eggs to fully immerse you in the Mushroom Kingdom. Guests will want to have their smartphones at the ready, because visitors will be able to engage with interactive gameplay as they walk throughout the park, meaning there will always be something to do (via BlooLoop).
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The theme park will be where the real world meets video games. You'll be able to wear a wristband, known as a Power Up band, that you can link to your phone via an app. Naturally, you'll have to purchase this wristband separately at the park, but considering all you can do with it, a lot of Nintendo fans will likely find that it's worth it. Plus, different styles are available based on the likes of Mario, Princess Peach, and Yoshi, so you can get the one that represents the character you love most.
Question Blocks will be physically located around the park, allowing you to jump up, hit them, and collect virtual coins. The wristband also permits you to compete in challenges and rack up points. This includes 'Boss Battles' that will pit you against characters like Bowser, and maybe even Waluigi.
If you live in Japan, you'll hopefully get the chance to see all of this by the summer of 2021. The land is expected to arrive at Universal Studios Hollywood in 2021 or 2022, and it's currently projected to open in Orlando at Universal's new Epic Universe park in 2023.