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7/24/2025, 6:23:32 PM
>>106008440
You can't copyright an art style by itself. Anyone can make art in the same style as Ghibli, whether by hand or using computer tools, as long as they don't copy specific characters or scenes from their films, or claim that it is a Ghibli work. Ghibli could try to claim that the training process itself is violating copyright, but that sort of thing is still undecided legally (there are some ongoing lawsuits regarding the matter). Their lawyers are likely seeing how those lawsuits are proceeding before filing any of their own.
You can't copyright an art style by itself. Anyone can make art in the same style as Ghibli, whether by hand or using computer tools, as long as they don't copy specific characters or scenes from their films, or claim that it is a Ghibli work. Ghibli could try to claim that the training process itself is violating copyright, but that sort of thing is still undecided legally (there are some ongoing lawsuits regarding the matter). Their lawyers are likely seeing how those lawsuits are proceeding before filing any of their own.
6/14/2025, 5:22:42 PM
>>507347360
It do be like that, innit?
It do be like that, innit?
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