The speaker appears to be a YouTuber who attended a festival and discovered a stall selling unlicensed merchandise, including items featuring characters from popular anime shows like "Spy x Family". The speaker is upset because the illustrator's work is being used without permission, and they decide to confront the stall owner and the company president.
The speaker spends a significant amount of time discussing the issue, explaining that they have contacted the illustrator and confirmed that the products are being sold without their permission. They also mention that this is not an isolated incident and that many other illustrators are facing similar problems.
The speaker decides to take a stand and try to expose the company's wrongdoing, even if it means risking their own safety. They eventually get in touch with the company president and have a conversation with them, but the outcome is not clear.
Throughout the video, the speaker also talks about their personal life, including their part-time job and their plans to go skiing. They also mention that they have been receiving threatening messages from unknown individuals, which adds to the sense of tension and danger.
Overall, the video appears to be a mix of personal vlog and investigative journalism, with the speaker trying to raise awareness about the issue of unlicensed merchandise and the exploitation of illustrators' work.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker uploaded a video about approaching the darkness at 9 o'clock at the last festival.
2. The speaker is attending a festival where there is a stall by the AnimeFy family.
3. The speaker mentions that most of the Anya goods at the stall are illegally made products.
4. The speaker has contacted the creator of the goods, who claims they may be able to sell them if they make them into a product and sell it at a festival stall.
5. The speaker mentions that Tsuno Yaiba has become popular and many people have been arrested for selling illegal goods.
6. The speaker notes that the two-wives group is strict about copyright infringement.
7. The speaker is selling a product with a character's image without permission.
8. The speaker mentions that they have been to the festival before and it has been 3 years since the last time.
9. The speaker does not have a Fuji-type product and would have done the lottery if they were not a YouTuber.
10. The speaker is trying to reveal the location of a company that is selling products without permission.
11. The speaker mentions that the company claims to have bought the products on Amazon, but the illustrator disputes this.
12. The speaker is trying to get in touch with the president of the company to discuss the issue.
13. The speaker mentions that they lost their camera and had to pay for a replacement.
14. The speaker notes that people who make a living by selling products at festivals may not be aware of copyright laws.
15. The speaker mentions that they will not be doing business with the company in the future.
16. The speaker is going skiing soon and will give the president the information they need.
17. The speaker talked to the president for 15 minutes but did not learn the origins of the Pai family.
18. The speaker is worried about being followed and has trouble going to the beach due to the incident.