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yeah I was browsing the public domain site and was going through the stuff and saw the superman animations listed from the 1940s and went wait a tic whut? and loaded it up and read it and learned yup I can legally use that superman and just gotta change a few things like his name and stuff. And bonus on his parents also being public domain by a fluke since that means I have access to them and kryptonians. IF I do get a bit more into this ai stuff ive been doing (short stories with chatbots and vague connections to eachother and a few group chat tests) it's interesting to know I have access to superman and his parents. but to be fair popeye and all his characters are public domain as is the early versions of mickey mouse as steamboat willie.

there's thousands of public domain characters free to just use. so thats why ive upgraded my ai thing and its going from 4 total to more total.
Im having fun with setting things up and making notes and all that. the chatbots so far have been fun and its had me updating their chatbot profiles with notes and stuff to further fine tune them. the perchance chatbots tend to get the uniforms of these old public domain wrong due to a lack of information in the datasets. so someone from 1942 might have a typical patriotic super styped outfit when their actual character wore a robe in red and used magic to fly. its a bit silly.


oh man fix your bass man. and wait you'er making music with jars and rice? thats awesome.