There is an episode of The Office where Michael signs an apology form as "Daffy Duck".
What happens if you sign a contract with a fictional character's name in real life, such as an NDA?
Are there legal ramifications if it initially wasn't noticed when they took the form back and then was seen at a later time?
What happens if you spilled the beans of what was going on and why they wanted you to sign an NDA, after signing as the fictional character?
*Identity theft is not a joke and millions of people suffer from it every year. This post is only talking about using fictional characters signatures, not signing as another person.
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After watching the looney tunes show, I suspect daffy might have asd/adhd, that or I just relate a lot to his personality. What do you guys think?
Is this something someone can do for me?
So an Incredible Duck? And color/ink it please?
Edit. If your art work is anime style where everyone has massive eyeballs and pointy noses im probably not going to use your art style.
He couldn't lay off the quack.
I'd say Bugs Bunny, because the recurring joke to Bugs' rivalry with Daffy is that the former didn't have to do anything to receive a ton of fame, while the latter did and still got no fame at all. Like how capitalism works: Let the wealthy do nothing and still rake in tons of cash, while their workers are worked almost to death for little in the way of compensation.
With actual feats and without applying toon logic. (Maybe a reasonable amount of toon logic but not too much) Donald is composite from the disney movies. Daffy is also composite including space jam.
We aren't taking Kingdom hearts donald in consideration because holy shit that dude is practically supersaiyan tier.
Round 1: Both are in character
Round 2: Both are bloodlusted
