Pikachu

Pokémon Media Franchise

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The meme consists of text at the top reading 'Not sure what this Pikachu is going through but I relate', placed above a low-resolution, low-poly 3D model of Pikachu from a classic Pokémon video game. The Pikachu appears disoriented, wobbly, and visibly distressed as it moves unsteadily across a green grass background. The humor comes from the relatable sentiment that the viewer understands the Pikachu's unstated distress, even without knowing what is causing it, and sees their own experiences of stress or overwhelm reflected in the character.

Relatable Distressed Low Poly Pikachu Meme

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This collage meme has three core parts: The top section has text explaining the poster made a hand-drawn Pikachu tie for their father when they were in 1st grade, and 11 years later the father wore that same tie to the poster's high school graduation. The left panel is a close-up of the homemade, child-drawn tie, which features a crude illustration of Pikachu from the Pokemon franchise on a dark background, with small extra cartoon faces drawn above Pikachu. The right panel is a photograph of a smiling father wearing a cowboy hat, blue shirt, and the handmade Pikachu tie, posing next to his child who is dressed in a red graduation cap and gown, wearing a 'cum laude' honor sash. At the bottom of the collage is a popular reaction banner pulled from the Fallout video game series that reads 'Everyone liked that', framing the moment as universally heartwarming and positively received.

Dad wears 11-year-old handmade Pikachu tie to his kid's graduation

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This is a two-part comparison meme. The top section is captioned 'Kids today getting their video game turned into a movie get this', paired with the original 2D animated Pikachu from the Pokemon franchise next to the well-received, accurate cute CGI live-action Pikachu from the 2019 *Detective Pikachu* film. The bottom section is captioned 'Kids in my day got this...', paired with the original cartoon Goomba enemy from the Super Mario video game franchise next to the widely mocked, unrecognizable, monstrous Goomba character design from the poorly received 1993 live-action *Super Mario Bros.* film. The joke highlights the massive improvement in video game movie adaptation quality over time, and pokes fun at how terrible earlier attempts at the genre were for older audiences.

Older vs newer video game movie adaptation quality comparison

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The meme features text at the top that reads 'I will not settle for anything less than the best in my kitchen', followed by a collage of various official Pokémon-themed kitchen products. The items shown include three cooking utensils (spoon, pasta fork, slotted spatula) with Pikachu heads on their handles, Pokéball designed snack bowls filled with popcorn and snacks, a yellow cooking pot printed with Pikachu faces and topped with a lid knob shaped like Pikachu's ears, a yellow silicone Pikachu-shaped baking mold with two small Pikachu measuring cups, and two Pikachu-themed kettles (one with Pikachu's face on the front, the other with his signature lightning bolt tail printed on the back). The meme expresses the relatable desire of Pokémon fans to decorate their homes and kitchens with merchandise tied to the franchise they love, instead of generic, plain kitchen goods.

I Only Want Pikachu Themed Items For My Kitchen

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