'I am looking into it, but in the meantime, try appealing the claim on YouTube until it gets sorted out. 'I am aware that multiple people are experiencing a claim on their videos from a third party,' said Murray on Twitter.

Michael Murray, Tekken's current producer, also addressed the situation and appears to have been informed that a resolution will be coming soon for those affected. Tekken's longtime director Katsuhiro Harada acknowledged the issue on Twitter stating that it is not Bandai Namco behind the claims, and that they are investigating it. EventHubs has reached out to iMusician Digital for comment with the company responding that they are in contact with Bandai Namco now. It is unclear why they are the ones sending out copyright claims instead of the Tekken rights holder, Bandai Namco. IMusician Digital is a music distribution service based in Europe with part of their business model centering around monetization of tracks on YouTube.

But don't complain to me' - Katsuhiro Harada 'Bandai Namco is not involved in this at all.

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