CHARAMO

No usable evidence was supplied to identify CHARAMO as a commercial brand, company, product platform, retailer, or trademarked offering. The two evidence items provided are unrelated to any entity named CHARAMO: one is a CBC News report about a defamation lawsuit filed by Montreal's former anti-racism commissioner Bochra Manaï against the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs (CIJA), and the other is a CBC News 'About' page describing the publicly owned Canadian news service founded in 1941. Neither document mentions CHARAMO, a company, a product, a founder, a headquarters, or any market activity. Because the name could correspond to a small private business, a regional trademark, a personal name, or a non-brand namesake, no identity, ownership, industry, or history claims can be responsibly made. This entry is therefore flagged for review and kept deliberately short rather than padded with speculation. If authoritative material becomes available — an official website, a trademark registration, a company registry record, or a Wikipedia article describing a commercial entity — the dossier should be rebuilt around that source.

• 2026.08.12

  Reported2026.08.12

  Dentsu launches CHARAMO AI character IP platform[3]电通推出CHARAMO AI角色IP平台jp.ibtimes.com

  Dentsu launched CHARAMO on Aug. 12, an AI-based intellectual property growth platform that combines proprietary AI with specialist creators to expand existing character content and develop new characters. Its first project is Flipples, a character series created from flip responses by comedians affiliated with Yoshimoto Kogyo, to be developed across social media, character chat, podcasts, events and merchandise.

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1. 1Montreal's former anti-racism commissioner sues Jewish advocacy group | CBC Newscbc.ca
2. 2About CBC News | CBC Newscbc.ca
3. 3电通推出CHARAMO AI角色IP平台jp.ibtimes.com