November 3rd 2025
Invisible Narratives began releasing additional content to Boom’s YouTube channel. The first release was a short, intended as a recap of the story of the Skibidi Toilet series.
Fans immediately picked up on various mistakes, such as calling Titan TV Man the “leader” of the alliance, while there’s word directly from Alexey saying otherwise.
Next, they posted a fullscreen compilation consisting of episode 1 to 38, with a short recap at the end of the video.
The compilation used the original versions of the episodes and did not contain any of the changes or retcons made in the seasons, suggesting to fans that Inviz may have simply downloaded the existing episode uploads and did not access the SFM or Vegas files needed to upload the complete versions in full screen.
Around this time in early November, Adam Goodman made his only public statement in response to fan criticism on his Instagram. He said Alexey is still “very much involved,” without clarifying what that involvement consisted of.
The commenter had asked what Alexey is doing, but this and most of their other questions were ignored. Inviz employees repeatedly used similar language that “Alexey is involved” to anyone who asks what he’s actually doing, or how much say he has in writing the story.
New Context
Later that same month, IGN would report a quote from Inviz saying Alexey remains “involved” as a creative partner. This was interpreted by some fans as suggesting that Alexey may not be writing future episodes himself.
Evan Purr later described Alexey’s role as potentially superficial, a non-deciding voice among others reinterpreting his original vision.
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