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Mario Characters React to Discord's New Guidelines

A two-panel meme using animated characters from The Super Mario Bros. Movie. The top panel shows Bowser labeled 'Me' peeking at a white sign with bold black text reading 'Discord's New Guidelines,' appearing curious or concerned. The bottom panel features two characters: on the left, Mario labeled 'The Internet' with a frowning expression saying 'It's trash,' and on the right, Luigi labeled 'My parents' with a cheerful expression saying 'I like it!' The meme humorously depicts differing reactions to Discord's new guidelines, contrasting the user's (Bowser) curiosity, the internet's (Mario) disapproval, and parents' (Luigi) approval.
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The Internet
It's trash.
My parents
I like it!

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Discord's New Guidelines

Overview

A two-panel meme using animated characters from The Super Mario Bros. Movie. The top panel shows Bowser labeled 'Me' peeking at a white sign with bold black text reading 'Discord's New Guidelines,' appearing curious or concerned. The bottom panel features two characters: on the left, Mario labeled 'The Internet' with a frowning expression saying 'It's trash,' and on the right, Luigi labeled 'My parents' with a cheerful expression saying 'I like it!' The meme humorously depicts differing reactions to Discord's new guidelines, contrasting the user's (Bowser) curiosity, the internet's (Mario) disapproval, and parents' (Luigi) approval.

Origin notes

Originates from Reddit as a user-created meme. It uses edited screenshots from The Super Mario Bros. Movie, with added text labels and dialogue to create a relatable reaction format about social media platform guidelines. The meme likely circulated on Reddit's meme communities, leveraging popular movie characters for comedic effect.

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