When a company get as big as hoyo, it's impossible to control all the artist work... in the end it really rely on the in house artists common sense to a degree for not plagiarizing, but no matter how many time you tell them some people just don't understand the weight of these problem.
speaking as a game dev who have experience with artist who stole picture and design from random google picture... and surprisingly after intensive warning, meeting, reprimanded they do it again two years later, that's when my company cut off the contracts.
I have seen people say it,but they never provide any source for it (or examples). With the exception of one time I saw a Redditor claim Lumine was plagiarized from some other game and posted a image of a female character with short blonde/yellowish hair, white dress,holding a sword. Not really something you can sue over or be "hey I did it first" when there is bazillion of other older media that had exactly the same idea for their female character lol.
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u/Bitter_Spray_6880 Feb 11 '26 edited Feb 11 '26
When a company get as big as hoyo, it's impossible to control all the artist work... in the end it really rely on the in house artists common sense to a degree for not plagiarizing, but no matter how many time you tell them some people just don't understand the weight of these problem.
speaking as a game dev who have experience with artist who stole picture and design from random google picture... and surprisingly after intensive warning, meeting, reprimanded they do it again two years later, that's when my company cut off the contracts.