Tag: corporate mockery

This 4-panel meme repurposes the iconic *Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* scene where hobbits Merry and Pippin ask Aragorn for a second meal after breakfast. The dialogue is rewritten to joke about video game consumer culture: first, Merry asks 'What about Ocarina of Time Remake?', next Aragorn responds dismissively 'We already had it.', then Merry acknowledges this while showing the official *The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3DS* remake box art saying 'We've had one, yes.', finally he follows up cheekily 'What about second REMAKE?'. The meme jokes about widespread fan demand for an additional modern high-definition remake of the classic Zelda title, as well as mocking Nintendo's common business practice of re-releasing older games for new consoles for full price, as referenced in the associated post title that parodies Nintendo as 'Johntendo' demanding consumer money for the second remake in 2026.

What About Second Ocarina of Time Remake LOTR Meme

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This is a two-panel meme using the classic angry Tom Cat template from the *Tom and Jerry* animated series. The top panel shows an open book with text stating a common-sense argument: "If you want people to stop driving everywhere, train tickets need to be considerably cheaper than cars". The bottom panel shows Tom glowing bright red with fury, steam rising from his head as he holds the same book, with the label "Deutsche Bahn" placed over him. The joke implies the German national railway operator Deutsche Bahn is enraged by this logical statement, referencing widespread public criticism that Deutsche Bahn's ticket prices are far too high to compete with private car travel, plus its well-documented reputation for poor reliability as referenced in the original post's title.

Deutsche Bahn Hates Obvious Train Price Logic

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This is a satirical meme mocking Ubisoft's character design choices following reported financial struggles. The image shows an edited promotional graphic for a fake remaster of Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag labeled 'Resynced', featuring a redesigned version of the character Anne Bonny with plainer, less conventionally glamorous features, a small flower crown in her hair, and holding a dagger against a pirate-themed coastal background with an Assassin's Creed pirate flag visible in the distance. The joke implies that Ubisoft intentionally downgraded the visual appeal of their female character designs as a cost-cutting or controversy-avoiding move after suffering a stock market crash.

One stock crash and Ubisoft's character design suddenly looks like this

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