What this is
Whether the prediction that toy master licensees pay only a small share of Western Pokémon licensing income holds: yes, it is consistent with the evidence.
How it’s built
- Toy royalties are at most ¥4.8–21.5bn, 3.7–21.8% of the ¥98.5–130.6bn industry-rate estimate; 27.6% at a 22% rate.
- So at least 78% of the estimate is left for non-toy categories.
What we assumed
- The toy royalty ceiling is right.It rests on a Circana-based retail estimate, half-of-retail wholesale and listed toy makers’ rates.
Sanity check
Not falsified, but not confirmed in point terms either, because no toy licensee discloses a Pokémon royalty.
Where it comes from
Our calculation from other figures in the trainer’s notes:
Show the working
- Toy royalty range: ¥4.82–21.5bn
- Share of industry band: 3.7 to 21.8%
- Outer 22pct rate share: 27.6%
- From : 4.82/130.6 = 3.7%
- 21.47/98.5 = 21.8%
- outer 27.15/98.5 = 27.6%
- 1.3/1.65 = 0.79
- 1.3/0.46 = 2.83
- 0.1087/1.65 = 6.6%
- 0.1087/0.46 = 23.6%