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Funny Anime Life Lesson Comment Meme

This image is a screenshot of a public social media post from the official Crunchyroll Collection account, which poses the question: 'What's the most valuable lesson anime has taught you?'. A commenter using the display name 'eren jaeger' paired with a profile picture of Eren Yeager from *Attack on Titan* replies with a famously memed, absurdly redundant quote from Shirou Emiya in the 2006 *Fate/Stay Night* anime: 'People die if they are killed'. The humor comes from both the ridiculous obviousness of the quote itself, and the ironic choice of Eren Yeager as the commenter's persona, as Eren is famously associated with mass killing and death in his source series. The original post has 12k likes, while the comment has 1.7k likes and 25 replies.
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"People die if they are killed" - Shirou Emiya, Fate/Stay Night 2006

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What's the most valuable lesson anime has taught you?

Overview

This image is a screenshot of a public social media post from the official Crunchyroll Collection account, which poses the question: 'What's the most valuable lesson anime has taught you?'. A commenter using the display name 'eren jaeger' paired with a profile picture of Eren Yeager from Attack on Titan replies with a famously memed, absurdly redundant quote from Shirou Emiya in the 2006 Fate/Stay Night anime: 'People die if they are killed'. The humor comes from both the ridiculous obviousness of the quote itself, and the ironic choice of Eren Yeager as the commenter's persona, as Eren is famously associated with mass killing and death in his source series. The original post has 12k likes, while the comment has 1.7k likes and 25 replies.

Origin notes

This meme is a screenshot of a public post shared on X (formerly Twitter), reposted by the X account @meme.jpg as noted in the provided source information. The original post was published by the official Crunchyroll Collection account, with the viral comment left by a user going by the name 'eren jaeger'. This type of comment screenshot meme is widely shared in English-speaking anime fan communities across platforms like X, Reddit, and TikTok.

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