"This is Woodall's second attempt at suing Disney for copyright infringement in this matter. His first lawsuit, against the original Moana, was rejected in November as it was deemed to have been filed too late."

I'm begging you read the article before you comment, it's not that hard I promise.

This is a joke right? Go look up the palworld vs nintendo patent case and look at exactly what nintendo did. Big companies still drain legitimate complaints through massive resources and generally underhanded/scummy tactics. And even the average person can see this case is almost nothing but generic themes.