Wed, Apr 11, 2012 | 17:48 BST

ZeniMax files multiple trademarks for Skyrim’s “Fus Ro Dah”

Bethesda’s parent company, ZeniMax Media, has applied with the USPTO for six different trademarks covering the the Skyrim shout, “Fus Ro Dah”. No idea what it could be for, but it the various trademarks apply to “computer game software for use with computers and video game consoles; downloadable computer game software offered via the internet and wireless devices; cell phone cases; downloadable cell phone ringtones; digital tablet cases; smart phone cases; mouse pads; eyeglass cases; head phones, t-shirts, toys” and many, many more things. Thanks, Fusible.

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6 comments

#1

ToxicCrusader
11/04/12, 6:01 pm

Milking that cash cow eh Bethesda?

#2

Anders
11/04/12, 7:36 pm

According to this wiki page, it means “Force Balance Push”.

#3

LOLshock94
11/04/12, 7:36 pm

probely some shit IOS game

#4

Giskard
11/04/12, 7:49 pm

Elder Scrolls 6: Fus Ro Frakin’ Dah

I’d totally buy it.

#5

ejams
12/04/12, 12:13 am

Cellphone ringtone = LOL

#6

Dinasis
12/04/12, 2:17 am

Suddenly, lawsuits–hundreds of them!

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