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He's Done It Dragon Donkey Meme

This is a 2x2 grid crossover meme that builds a pattern of dragon-related roles across different popular media franchises, ending with an implied dirty pun punchline. The top-left panel features Daenerys Targaryen from *Game of Thrones* standing next to her dragon with the text "I am the mother of dragons". The top-right panel shows the main cast of *How to Train Your Dragon* with Toothless the dragon, captioned "We train dragons". The bottom-left panel shows a live-action dragon hunter captioned "I hunt dragons". The bottom-right panel is a close-up of Donkey from the *Shrek* franchise with an ellipsis; the unstated punchline is that Donkey is in a romantic/sexual relationship with Dragon, the female dragon from Shrek, so the implied joke is that he "fucks dragons", which is the punchline.
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Overview

This is a 2x2 grid crossover meme that builds a pattern of dragon-related roles across different popular media franchises, ending with an implied dirty pun punchline. The top-left panel features Daenerys Targaryen from Game of Thrones standing next to her dragon with the text "I am the mother of dragons". The top-right panel shows the main cast of How to Train Your Dragon with Toothless the dragon, captioned "We train dragons". The bottom-left panel shows a live-action dragon hunter captioned "I hunt dragons". The bottom-right panel is a close-up of Donkey from the Shrek franchise with an ellipsis; the unstated punchline is that Donkey is in a romantic/sexual relationship with Dragon, the female dragon from Shrek, so the implied joke is that he "fucks dragons", which is the punchline.

Origin notes

This meme was originally posted to Reddit with the original title "He's done it!!!!", as confirmed by the provided source information. It is a compiled fan-created meme that uses existing images from four different popular media franchises to create a pun-based off-color joke. It has circulated widely across social media platforms as a popular fandom meme.

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