Recent events surrounding the viral Skibidi Toilet and the sandbox game Garry's Mod have taken a bizarre turn with a DMCA notice, but a resolution appears to have been reached. Garry Newman, the game's developer, has confirmed the matter is settled.
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[1] image via Steam Garry Newman confirmed to IGN that a DMCA notice was received late last year from parties claiming to represent the Skibidi Toilet copyright holders. Newman's reaction, shared on a Discord server ("Can you believe the cheek?"), quickly escalated into a viral controversy. While he confirmed the issue's resolution, the identity of the sender remains undisclosed.
The DMCA targeted unauthorized Skibidi Toilet creations within Garry's Mod, a Valve-published sandbox game (2006). The sender claimed significant revenue generation from these unauthorized games, citing copyright infringement on characters like Titan Cameraman, Titan Speakerman, and Titan TV Man.
