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Daily Nichijou Meme #3012: Reaction to Live Action Moana and Supergirl Rejection

This meme is a reaction-style post. The top text reads 'Me when the general public treats live action Moana with the same level of rejection as the far more creatively inspired Supergirl:'. Below this text is a screenshot of Yuuko Aioi from the slice of life anime *Nichijou*, looking extremely pleased: her eyes are closed, she has pink blush on her cheeks, and she grins happily against a soft, bright pastel background filled with sparkles, glowing orbs, and pastel flowers. The text below the character reads '...wonderful!'. The joke conveys the poster's petty satisfaction that the poorly received upcoming Supergirl adaptation is not the only live action project facing widespread public pushback, as the upcoming live action Moana is receiving similar negative reception.
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Me when the general public treats live action Moana with the same level of rejection as the far more creatively inspired Supergirl:
...wonderful!

Overview

This meme is a reaction-style post. The top text reads 'Me when the general public treats live action Moana with the same level of rejection as the far more creatively inspired Supergirl:'. Below this text is a screenshot of Yuuko Aioi from the slice of life anime Nichijou, looking extremely pleased: her eyes are closed, she has pink blush on her cheeks, and she grins happily against a soft, bright pastel background filled with sparkles, glowing orbs, and pastel flowers. The text below the character reads '...wonderful!'. The joke conveys the poster's petty satisfaction that the poorly received upcoming Supergirl adaptation is not the only live action project facing widespread public pushback, as the upcoming live action Moana is receiving similar negative reception.

Origin notes

This is the 3012th entry in the popular 'Daily Nichijou meme' series, sourced from the RSS feed for the Reddit Meme subreddit. It repurposes a well-known positive reaction screenshot from the anime Nichijou, with custom added text commenting on contemporary pop culture discourse surrounding upcoming Disney and DC live action adaptations.

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