DMCA

Mechangelion.com respects intellectual property. Catalog games are embedded from third-party sources for player convenience; we do not claim ownership of those games’ assets.

To send a copyright notice, email dmca@mechangelion.com with:

• Your contact information
• A description of the copyrighted work
• The exact URL(s) on Mechangelion.com where the material appears
• A statement that you have a good-faith belief the use is not authorized
• A statement under penalty of perjury that the information is accurate and that you are the owner or authorized agent
• Your physical or electronic signature

We will review complete notices and remove or disable access to material when appropriate. Counter-notices may be submitted to the same address if you believe content was removed in error.

What this site actually hosts

Mechangelion.com is an unofficial game guides and fan site. We did not create the games embedded here. Mechangelion - Robot Fighting is the first guide; the stores name Moonee Publishing Ltd as its developer. Our pages embed third-party browser builds so a game can be tried without an installer. We do not claim those games, their art, or their audio. A notice should point at the specific URL on this domain. A notice about a game in general, with no URL, does not tell us which frame to remove.

Original text on this site — the guides, the catalog introductions, and this policy — is written for Mechangelion.com. If you believe a guide copied your article, include the URL of your work and the URL of ours. We will compare them. Store descriptions are short public listings; a guide that names a feature from an official “what’s new” line is not a copy of the game itself.

What we will not do from a notice

We will not ship an APK to “replace” a removed embed. We will not add a proxy because a network blocks a frame. We will not transfer a complaint about an in-app purchase to a refund; that mail belongs with the store and with contact@moonee.io. We will not publish your notice. Send it to dmca@mechangelion.com. Questions that are not copyright claims go to hello@mechangelion.com and the contact page.

Repeat senders who leave out the URL, the work, or a statement of authority will get a request for the missing piece, not a silent deletion of the whole catalog. If you are the developer and you want an embed removed even without a formal notice, say that plainly and include the page URL. We would rather take a frame down than argue about a game we do not own.

Related pages: About, Privacy, Terms. Privacy covers cookies, analytics, and ads that may be shown later. Those topics are not copyright claims.

A complete notice is easier to act on than a long one. List each URL on its own line. If the same game appears on a catalog card and on a guide, send both URLs. We will not guess which thumbnail you meant. After a removal, old addresses for broken embeds already redirect to the catalog; say if you also want that redirect left in place so the URL does not 404. We keep redirects for retired game slugs so players are not stranded, and we can point a disputed slug at the catalog instead of at a frame.