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Finding My Nintendo DS with 40% Battery After 6 Years While Cleaning

A two-panel meme using screenshots from the animated film *Incredibles 2*. The top panel shows Frozone (blue-skinned character) and a woman standing in a room, with the overlaid text: '*Me cleaning my closet*' (white) and 'You're alive' (yellow, attributed to the woman). The bottom panel features Mr. Incredible in a similar room, with overlaid text: '*My Nintendo DS still at 40% battery after 6 years*' (white) and 'I'm alive' (yellow, attributed to Mr. Incredible). The meme humorously depicts the relatable surprise of discovering an old gaming device with unexpectedly long-lasting battery life while cleaning.
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Me cleaning my closet: My Nintendo DS still at 40% battery after 6 years

Overview

A two-panel meme using screenshots from the animated film Incredibles 2. The top panel shows Frozone (blue-skinned character) and a woman standing in a room, with the overlaid text: 'Me cleaning my closet' (white) and 'You're alive' (yellow, attributed to the woman). The bottom panel features Mr. Incredible in a similar room, with overlaid text: 'My Nintendo DS still at 40% battery after 6 years' (white) and 'I'm alive' (yellow, attributed to Mr. Incredible). The meme humorously depicts the relatable surprise of discovering an old gaming device with unexpectedly long-lasting battery life while cleaning.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit (as indicated by the 'Reddit:Meme' source) and is a remix of screenshots from the 2018 animated film Incredibles 2. The original movie scenes are edited with text overlays to create a humorous narrative about finding a Nintendo DS with enduring battery life, blending nostalgia for retro gaming with the relatable experience of rediscovering old items during cleaning.

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