>>10457149Unironically this. When they started doing licensed properties, they became obligated top make the sets involving the characters follow certain color schemes. Creating sets based around specific scenes from a movie, for example, limits your color options, since they have to match what was in the film instead of having the freedom to do whatever like with an original property. A good example would be all those prequel Star Wars sets, which revolve around characters and locations that are bland as fuck color-wise because that's how they looked in the film.
