How do you even go about owning a legal copy of Shinra?

[bingobluey]

This goes for her male counterpart too, but what is the general consensus on acquiring Shinra for BOOTH users since everyone keeps adding Shinra support to their products when she's apparently unobtainable? I was under the impression that everyone was strictly anti-leaking but when I see people comfortably debut new Shinra edits to what seems like little controversy, what is the assumption for how that model was obtained? It's not really important, I'm just curious about what people thought about it outside of here, because there's no way that everyone owned Shinra before she was delisted.

[TyeXO]

Well being that the shop owner(Mio3io) took their own shop down and has no intent on bringing it back due to having been served karma--everyone that owns the model, paid or not, simply just has the right to share it with anyone they want and continue using said bases like nothing happened. The only thing that would be fucked up is reselling and that's a big no no. Sharing however, its fair game since there is no existing terms of service anymore that restricts people from doing so (Not that thats ever held much power over the internet anyways. Mio3io was just a huge power tripper in the booth scene, thus why people were scared to cross them because they had booth on their side in every legal battle). Its also just a base- like digital pixels for a digital game, and people aren't getting paid for just using the model, so its not hurting or wronging anyone. If you like the bases, shinra and minase, and you want to openly use them, then use them. Let people assume what they're gonna assume, its no ones business at the end of the day and its also your choice to lie or tell the truth. That's just my take on it.