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This is a two-panel crossover reaction meme. The top panel shows a live action scene from Amazon Prime's *The Boys* where Soldier Boy holds an oxygen mask to his face and angrily shouts a defiant declaration that he will not be imprisoned back in the box he was held in for decades. The bottom panel features the animated Watcher character from Marvel's *What If...?* standing against a vibrant cosmic backdrop with planets visible, delivering a deadpan narration mocking Soldier Boy's boast: he points out this line was the moment Soldier Boy made a major mistake, as he actually ended up being locked back in the box twice after making this statement.
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I'm not going back in that f***ing box!
There. That's the moment where Soldier Boy made a wrong statement. He was in fact going back in that f***ing box. TWICE.

Overview

This is a two-panel crossover reaction meme. The top panel shows a live action scene from Amazon Prime's The Boys where Soldier Boy holds an oxygen mask to his face and angrily shouts a defiant declaration that he will not be imprisoned back in the box he was held in for decades. The bottom panel features the animated Watcher character from Marvel's What If...? standing against a vibrant cosmic backdrop with planets visible, delivering a deadpan narration mocking Soldier Boy's boast: he points out this line was the moment Soldier Boy made a major mistake, as he actually ended up being locked back in the box twice after making this statement.

Origin notes

This meme was sourced from the r/Meme subreddit on Reddit, as confirmed by the provided source information. It is a fan-created edited meme that combines clips from two popular modern media franchises to make a joke about Soldier Boy's overconfidence and failed declaration. The watermark u/Nanaue7 on the bottom panel identifies the Reddit user who created and first shared this specific meme.

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