One day, a rival studio — Crisp Entertainment — sued them for "aesthetic dampness infringement." The case went to court. The judge, after watching five minutes of Damp Knight , declared a mistrial due to "psychic damage."
The CEO, Barry Moist (a name he legally changed from Bob Drywell), believed that true art could only be achieved at 97% humidity. He kept the AC broken, the windows sealed, and a rotating series of industrial humidifiers pointed directly at the drawing tablets. moist sponge productions
Moist Sponge Productions won by default. One day, a rival studio — Crisp Entertainment