With the development of technology, many games have also been created. In such an aesthetic environment, the character scenes in the game are also beautiful. Only by achieving these, and with the assistance of plot and so on, can it stand out among many games. Therefore, for new games, relevant companies must also be working hard to polish them.

On the official website of the Trademark Office, we can see that Shanghai Yingjiao Network Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Yingjiao") submitted an application with the names "From Stardust" and "Starlight Stone" on July 21. Application for trademark registration. Among them, "From Stardust" applied for registration in ***12 categories including daily chemical products, scientific instruments, musical instruments, office supplies, clothing, shoes and hats, buttons and zippers, fitness equipment, convenience foods, advertising sales, education and entertainment, etc. Category;

On the other hand, the categories for which "Starlight Stone" applied for registration include daily chemical products, musical instruments, kitchen sanitary ware, cloth sheets, clothing shoes and hats, fitness equipment, advertising sales, education and entertainment, catering Accommodation, etc. *** Category 9. Naturally, the category to be selected is to first select the relatively large related lines, so from the categories we can actually see the company's plans for the new game this time.

A careful comparison revealed that the two trademarks applied for registration by Yingjiao are both in categories including games, and it is not difficult to find that recently the company is also looking for some talents who are good at 3D art. Generally speaking, we are also preparing for the company's later trademark.

From what is known so far, "From Stardust" and "Starlight Stone" are also related, and the two may meet in a game, although the current information is incomplete so it is just speculation. As far as trademark registration is concerned, no matter what the business is, it is most important to grasp the ownership of the trademark before announcing it to the public.