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Charlie the Unicorn creator: "MultiVersus is a game by Warner Bros, a company with an annual revenue of around 40 billion. Here they are using my work, without permission, to advertise their game." (x.com)

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[–] HawlSera@lemm.ee 4 points 1 week ago

The irony is, if Adult Swim didn't try to insist on their having 100% creative control over Charlie The Unicorn when it was pitched to Adult Swim, Charlie would BE in Multiversus.

I really hope the editor who okayed this was fired. It was probably some young well intentioned guy who was just a big fan of Charlie The Unicorn and thought it'd be neat to see them in the game, but had no understanding of how copyright works. I don't blame him, he was probably new and naive, but there should have been a supervisor or someone in legal to stop and ask "Wait, do we own that?"