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Doraemon From Future Didn't Warn Us About Coronavirus

This meme features a screenshot of the animated character Doraemon operating his time travel machine against a swirling green time warp background from the Doraemon anime series. Text placed above the image jokes that even though Doraemon is canonically a time traveler from the 22nd century future, he never warned people living in the 21st century about the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. The joke plays on the fictional lore of the Doraemon franchise, humorously calling out the absurdity of expecting fictional characters to account for real-world global events.
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This guy came from Future still didn't warn us about Corona Virus

Overview

This meme features a screenshot of the animated character Doraemon operating his time travel machine against a swirling green time warp background from the Doraemon anime series. Text placed above the image jokes that even though Doraemon is canonically a time traveler from the 22nd century future, he never warned people living in the 21st century about the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. The joke plays on the fictional lore of the Doraemon franchise, humorously calling out the absurdity of expecting fictional characters to account for real-world global events.

Origin notes

This meme was originally posted on the Reddit r/Meme community with the title 'Doraaaa....', as specified in the provided source information. It was a popular humorous meme that circulated widely during the early 2020s at the height of the global COVID-19 pandemic, created by overlaying original joke text on an existing screenshot taken directly from the Doraemon animated show.

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