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Hytale Uniting Minecraft and Terraria in Dragon Ball Style

A two-panel meme using Dragon Ball anime scenes to humorously depict sandbox game unity. Top panel: Goku (orange outfit) and Vegeta (black outfit) confront each other, each pointing aggressively while holding the Terraria and Minecraft logos respectively, set against a blue sky with palm trees. Bottom panel: A Super Saiyan Goku (golden hair, determined expression) with the Hytale logo overlaid on his chest, suggesting Hytale unites the previously conflicting Minecraft and Terraria communities.
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Terraria and Minecraft logos held by confronting Dragon Ball characters; Hytale logo over uniting Super Saiyan character

Overview

A two-panel meme using Dragon Ball anime scenes to humorously depict sandbox game unity. Top panel: Goku (orange outfit) and Vegeta (black outfit) confront each other, each pointing aggressively while holding the Terraria and Minecraft logos respectively, set against a blue sky with palm trees. Bottom panel: A Super Saiyan Goku (golden hair, determined expression) with the Hytale logo overlaid on his chest, suggesting Hytale unites the previously conflicting Minecraft and Terraria communities.

Origin notes

Source: Reddit:Meme. Original title: 'Lets not spread hate, but instead welcome our new buddy in the sandbox gaming'. This meme is a user-created remix, editing Dragon Ball anime screenshots to include logos of sandbox games (Terraria, Minecraft, Hytale) to promote unity among the gaming community for the new sandbox title Hytale.

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