Toei, Dragon Ball Rights Holders Yet to Green Light €6 Billion Paris Park Despite Saudi Money, Macron Backing
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Toei, Dragon Ball Rights Holders Yet to Green Light €6 Billion Paris Park Despite Saudi Money, Macron Backing
The proposed €6billion Dragon Ball theme park outside Paris still has no licensing agreement from the Japanese companies that control the franchise, despite public backing from French President Emmanuel Macron and funding from Saudi Arabia's Qiddiya group. Toei Animation, Bird Studio and the Akira Toriyama estate have yet to approve the project, leaving a flagship announcement without the rights it needs to proceed. The deal was finalised during…
According to Le Monde, France and Saudi Arabia have not yet obtained permission to create a park dedicated to the world of Dragon Ball. ...
RECIT - Announced by Emmanuel Macron on Monday, the €6 billion investment carried by Saudi Arabia to Cergy-Pontoise would not be as advanced as the president's communication suggests.
According to "Le Monde", the project of the theme park, which is to open on the Mirapolis site, has not yet obtained the agreement of the rightholders of the Japanese manga.
The President of the Île-de-France region had announced with joy the arrival of a Dragon Ball park, financed by Saudi Arabia. However, the company in charge of this project would not yet have the rights to use the franchise.
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