Intellectual property

Copyright, Trademarks & Intellectual Property

Effective: September 22, 2026

EOTLS is a creator-owned studio. Protecting original characters, worlds, comics, animation, designs and brand assets is central to the business, while ordinary fan discussion and lawful fair use remain respected.

1. Studio-owned and licensed material

Studio logos, wordmarks, site art direction, original artwork, characters, stories, scripts, comic pages, animation, videos, product graphics, campaign materials and project identities are protected by copyright, trademark and other laws to the extent applicable. Third-party marks and licensed materials remain the property of their respective owners.

2. No implied commercial license

Browsing the site or purchasing a product does not grant publishing, adaptation, merchandising, licensing, source-file, commercial reproduction or derivative-work rights.

3. Fan and editorial use

EOTLS does not intend these terms to prohibit commentary, criticism, news reporting, parody, scholarship or other lawful fair use. If you want official press assets, a commercial license, retailer materials, event use or extended reproduction permission, contact the studio first.

4. Trademarks and brand assets

Do not use EOTLS logos, wordmarks, project marks or trade dress in a way that falsely suggests sponsorship, affiliation, endorsement or origin. Written permission may be required for commercial uses.

5. Copyright/infringement reports

If you believe content hosted by EOTLS infringes your rights, send a notice through the Contact page with: your contact information; identification of the protected work; the URL/location of the challenged material; an explanation of the claimed infringement; a good-faith statement that the disputed use is not authorized by the rights holder, its agent or law; and a statement that the information supplied is accurate and that you are authorized to act for the rights holder. Include a physical or electronic signature where applicable.

6. Counter-information and mistakes

If material is restricted because of an infringement claim and you believe the claim is mistaken, contact EOTLS promptly with supporting information. Any formal statutory counter-notice process will be handled according to the law applicable to the claim and the service provider involved.

7. Repeat abuse

EOTLS may restrict accounts or submissions associated with repeated infringement, fraudulent notices or deliberate misuse of the site.