Is it okay to use copyrighted or trademarked images/designs/music etc if no money is gained?

Is it okay to use copyrighted or trademarked images/designs/music etc if no money is gained?

Say for instance, if an individual were making a music video, video game, or
comic book. And in that creation, they used an exact replication of another music
video, game, or comic book. A music video to a song that already exists, a game
that uses Pokemon and Pokeballs, or a comic that features Batman. In these
instances, as long as the creator is not collecting income from the created
source, is it legal?

Asked on October 13, 2019 under Business Law, Louisiana

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