The minimal dialogue in Skibidi Toilet is one of the aspects I find distinctive

One thing I notice in the Skibidi Toilet series is the minimal use of dialogue. This approach makes the events more mysterious and forces the viewer to focus on the scenes themselves rather than on direct explanations.

Of course, this style has some drawbacks. Limited dialogue can make understanding the story slower and sometimes delay the revelation of certain details, but this is part of the nature of the work.

If Boom ever regains control of his series from INVIZ, it would be better not to overuse dialogue. Too much talking could reduce the impact of the scenes and make important moments less noticeable.

Currently, in the latest episodes, there is somewhat more dialogue. I do not strongly oppose this, but all I want to say is that Boom should not do this too much, because the rarity of speech is what gives the series its value and distinctive tone.