Is it legal to marry a fictional character in Japan?

It's not legal at all. Marrying involves legal and social recognition, and fictional characters can't fulfill these requirements. It's just a fantasy and has no legal validity.

No, it's not legal. Marrying a fictional character is not recognized by any legal system because fictional characters don't have a legal existence or the ability to consent.

No, it's not legal. Marriages are legally recognized between real individuals, not fictional characters.

Well, you can't really marry a fictional character because they aren't real. It's just a fantasy.

Sorry, but it's impossible. Fictional characters have no legal or physical existence. You can love and enjoy their fictional world, but marriage is out of the question.

Marrying a fictional character is impossible in reality. Fictional characters exist only in stories and imagination. It's a fun idea to think about but not something that can happen in the real world. You might enjoy imagining it in your mind, though!

No, it's not okay. Fictional characters don't exist in the real world, and marriage requires two real people to have a meaningful and practical relationship.

Well, you can't really marry a fictional character. They aren't real people and exist only in imagination.

Sorry, but marriage is a legal and social institution involving real individuals. Fictional characters have no legal status or physical presence for such a commitment.

No, you can't. Fictional characters aren't real people and don't have legal or practical status for marriage.