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Hexed: In theaters soon

This is a 6-panel meme using the popular SpongeBob SquarePants Krusty Krab order template, satirizing Disney's repetitive, formulaic writing for female lead characters. The fish customer representing Disney first orders a female protagonist, adds the clichéd traits of being 'not like other girls' and having one dead parent, while Squidward working the counter responds with increasing sarcasm, first saying 'How original' then snarking 'Daring today, aren't we'. The original post title 'Hexed: In theaters soon' adds an extra joke, framing this formulaic trope-heavy story as an actual upcoming Disney film release.
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I'll have a...
FEMALE PROTAGONIST
SHE'S NOT LIKE THE OTHERS GIRLS
How original
ONE OF HER PARENTS IS DEAD
Daring today, aren't we

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Satire of Disney's overused female protagonist tropes

Overview

This is a 6-panel meme using the popular SpongeBob SquarePants Krusty Krab order template, satirizing Disney's repetitive, formulaic writing for female lead characters. The fish customer representing Disney first orders a female protagonist, adds the clichéd traits of being 'not like other girls' and having one dead parent, while Squidward working the counter responds with increasing sarcasm, first saying 'How original' then snarking 'Daring today, aren't we'. The original post title 'Hexed: In theaters soon' adds an extra joke, framing this formulaic trope-heavy story as an actual upcoming Disney film release.

Origin notes

This meme was sourced from an RSS feed of Reddit Meme communities. It is a remix of the widely used 'Squidward sarcastic response to customer order' SpongeBob meme template, edited to mock Disney's overreliance on lazy, repetitive character tropes for their female leads. The original post shared it with the title 'Hexed: In theaters soon' to lean into the joke that this formulaic story is a real upcoming Disney release.

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