Yes...it should be patent rights and trademark rights.

Animation image infringement mainly involves copyright, commercialization rights, and portrait rights. Anime characters have highly identifiable appearance features. When it is copied and used without permission, it may infringe the copyright of the original animation image rights holder. Commercialization right is a new type of intellectual property that has emerged in modern economic society. It refers to the right holder's right to obtain economic benefits through commercial use of his or her name, image, and created works, characters, logos, etc. [1] This includes both the use of real characters and the use of virtual characters, such as titles, characters, etc. in the work. In addition to the right holder's own use of the commercialization rights of animation images, it is more about realizing broad commercial interests by authorizing others to use the animation images. Therefore, the unauthorized use of animation images may also constitute an infringement of the commercialization rights of the original animation image rights holder. However, in our country, the right to commercialization has not yet been stipulated as a separate right.