>>80948909It is highly unlikely that either will be suing the other. It isn't even really in their interest. Even if, as we dragoons believe, Dokibird has the stronger case, Nijisanji still has more resources for a legal war of attrition. Meanwhile, defamation laws in the west are super weak by design, and suing Dokibird would only further destroy their ruined PR at Dokibird's gain, while promising very little in potential compensation. All the while, the weakness enforcement capacity of international law innately favors the defending party.
Face it, sister. The war, both on the legal and on the PR fronts, is over. Dokibird won.
