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This meme jokes about the long-running Capcom Resident Evil franchise's habit of bringing back popular protagonist Leon S. Kennedy for new installments without appropriately aging him relative to the real-world passage of time. The top text reads "Leon, I know you're 97... but Raccoon City still needs you." followed by a close-up shot of Leon looking intensely angry, unamused, and frustrated. The post's accompanying question asks if Capcom will stop aging Leon up to 97 or keep going, with the gag implying Capcom will continue to have Leon star in new titles regardless of how old he would logically be, as he is one of the franchise's most beloved characters.

Will Capcom stop at 97, or keep going?

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This image is a screenshot of a public post from X (formerly Twitter) user @canal_horaplay, translated from Portuguese. The post features sarcastic text commentary paired with 8 hyper-realistic AI generated bust portraits of popular female characters from the Capcom Resident Evil video game franchise, including Ashley Graham, Ada Wong, Jill Valentine, Rosemary Winters, and Claire Redfield. The post text sarcastically celebrates that Capcom has imposed an 'unrealistic and nonexistent beauty standard' for its female characters even when basing designs on real women, mocking common critical discourse that argues video game female character designs are unachievable and unrealistic. All characters are shown with conventionally attractive features, matching their in-game designs rendered to look like real women.

Sarcastic Meme About Capcom Resident Evil Female Character Beauty Standards

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This is a three-panel collage satirical meme. The top row has two side-by-side panels: the left is labeled 'Mother Simulator' and features a warm maternal scene of adult Rose Winters hugging her younger self from Capcom's Resident Evil Village. The right top panel is labeled 'Father Simulator' showing a young blonde girl smiling at a large armored robot character, a scene from Capcom's upcoming game Pragmata, representing paternal care. The official Capcom logo is placed between these two top panels, framing them as official parenting simulation games from the company. The bottom panel is a scene from the animated sitcom Futurama, showing Leela speaking to Professor Farnsworth, with the caption 'It's funny how the battle of the sexes was only resolved when a man and a woman realised they loved each other.' The core joke mocks a widely circulated comment attributed to Capcom suggesting people should have children to grow the future video game player base, satirizing that instead of encouraging people to have real children with partners, Capcom is letting players simulate motherhood and fatherhood separately in their games, effectively sidestepping the need for a co-parent entirely.

Capcom: 'Have Kids' Genius Parent Simulator Meme

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This meme consists of a top black banner with large white bold text above a photograph of an individual wearing a tattered conical straw hat, black face covering, and heavy brown cloak standing in a rural tropical/jungle setting with dense green foliage in the background. The text reads "CAPCOM RELEASING HIT GAME AFTER HIT GAME DESPITE THE TWITTER CROWD GETTING MAD ASF". The visual gag uses the stoic, unbothered appearance of the person in the photo to joke that Capcom is completely unaffected by vocal criticism and anger from users on the Twitter/X platform, and continues to produce commercially successful, well-received games regardless of social media backlash.

Capcom On A Generational Run Releasing Hits Ignoring Twitter Backlash

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This meme pairs a screenshot of the character Rosemary 'Rose' Winters from Capcom's *Resident Evil Village: Shadows of Rose*, who holds a lit flashlight with a shocked wide-eyed expression, with a news-style headline at the top reading 'CAPCOM FORCES YOUTUBER TO REMOVE OVER 1,000 "ADULT-ORIENTATED" MOD VIDS' credited to IGN and Resident Evil Requiem. The joke, implied by the original 9Gag title 'But she's cute...', references the common fandom sentiment that the character is considered attractive, explaining the prevalence of adult mods for her, making the news of Capcom's takedown humorous and relatable for Resident Evil fans.

Capcom Forces Takedown of 1000+ Adult Resident Evil Mod Videos Meme

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This image displays two handmade custom plush dolls of Leon S. Kennedy and Ada Wong, iconic characters from the *Resident Evil* video game franchise. Leon is outfitted in his signature brown shearling-lined jacket and dark pants, while Ada wears her recognizable form-fitting red and black bodysuit. The dolls are posed sitting side-by-side, holding hands, with their legs dangling over a white flat surface against a soft purple backdrop. The characters' faces are printed to match their in-game likenesses, while their hands are simple, unprinted felt pieces. The piece is a wholesome, fan-created take on the beloved gaming duo.

Leon & Ada Custom Plush Dolls (Resident Evil)

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A humorous collage featuring numerous female video game characters dressed in red, celebrated for being 'badass.' The top text reads 'Shout out to red video game women who kick ass,' and the bottom text quips 'Gotta be one of my favorite genders,' playing on the phrase to express enthusiastic appreciation. Central to the collage is a man in a white shirt and blue jeans with his hands raised, a likely repurposed meme template figure, surrounded by iconic characters like Samus Aran (Metroid), Ada Wong (Resident Evil), and Amy Rose (Sonic the Hedgehog), all in red-themed attire and dynamic poses.

Red Video Game Women Who Kick Ass: A Favorite Gender

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