Recent events surrounding the viral Skibidi Toilet and its impact on the sandbox game Garry's Mod have taken a bizarre turn. A DMCA notice was issued, but according to game developer Garry Newman, the issue has been resolved.

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[1] Image via Steam. Garry Newman, creator of Garry's Mod, confirmed to IGN that a DMCA notice was received late last year from parties claiming ownership of Skibidi Toilet copyrights. Newman expressed his disbelief on a Discord server, stating, "Can you believe the cheek?" The subsequent online drama surrounding this Skibidi Toilet x Garry's Mod DMCA situation quickly went viral. While Newman has confirmed a resolution, the identity of the party who sent the DMCA remains undisclosed.

The DMCA targeted unauthorized Skibidi Toilet add-ons and modifications within Garry's Mod, a game released by Valve in 2006. The sender claimed these user-created games, which generate considerable revenue, infringed upon their copyrights. Specifically, the notice mentioned the use of characters like Titan Cameraman, Titan Speakerman, and Titan TV Man, all allegedly protected by registered copyrights.