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I like em but I like having no spoilers more

This is a two-panel reaction meme using the iconic Thanos sacrifice scene from *Avengers: Infinity War*. The top panel labels a regretful-looking Thanos as "Me" with the line "I'm sorry, little one". The bottom panel shows Thanos throwing Gamora off a cliff, which is framed as the action of "Blocking one of my favorite subreddits so I don't get spoilers", with the *Subnautica 2* logo placed where Gamora falls. The joke expresses the relatable feeling of being forced to avoid communities you enjoy to prevent seeing spoilers for an anticipated upcoming game, even if you feel regret about doing so.
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Me
I'm sorry, little one.
Blocking one of my favorite subreddits so I don't get spoilers*
SUBNAUTICA 2

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Blocking a favorite subreddit to avoid Subnautica 2 spoilers

Overview

This is a two-panel reaction meme using the iconic Thanos sacrifice scene from Avengers: Infinity War. The top panel labels a regretful-looking Thanos as "Me" with the line "I'm sorry, little one". The bottom panel shows Thanos throwing Gamora off a cliff, which is framed as the action of "Blocking one of my favorite subreddits so I don't get spoilers", with the Subnautica 2 logo placed where Gamora falls. The joke expresses the relatable feeling of being forced to avoid communities you enjoy to prevent seeing spoilers for an anticipated upcoming game, even if you feel regret about doing so.

Origin notes

This meme is originally posted on the Reddit r/Meme subreddit, as specified in the provided source information. It is an edited adaptation of the widely circulated Thanos "I'm sorry little one" meme template that first emerged after the 2018 release of Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War, customized here to reference the popular survival game franchise Subnautica and its upcoming sequel Subnautica 2.

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