Studios that use AI visibly—in an opening sequence that fans watch frame by frame—become the addressable face of a problem that has no address. Wit Studio's apology and scene redraw follow a pattern now familiar enough to have its own rhythm: detection, backlash, formal statement, reversal. What the pattern cannot produce is accountability for the training infrastructure behind the tool the studio used. The fan backlash that forced Wit Studio's formal apology was organized and effective. The demand it could not make—stop training generative models on unlicensed portfolios—has no single…