Tag: 动漫

This is a two-panel anime meme referencing the England vs Argentina football rivalry. The top panel features One Piece character Marshall D. Teach (Blackbeard) with the flag of Argentina over his forehead, overlaid with text reading 'YOU CAN'T WIN AGAINST ME' to represent Argentina's confidence facing England in a football match. The bottom panel features injured One Piece character Portgas D. Ace with the flag of England over his forehead, overlaid with text reading 'IT'S COMING HOME', referencing the famous English football chant used to express hope of England winning major international tournaments. The joke plays on the dynamic where England is positioned as the underdog facing a strong Argentina side, and aligns with the title's gag that British people are usually widely disliked in international sports, but receive more neutral or positive support when competing against Argentina.

As a Brit, it's weird being hated less in a sport for once

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This image is a screenshot of a public post from X (formerly Twitter) by user @Iconawrites. The post text jokes that global society should acknowledge gasoline-powered cars are environmentally harmful, and proposes the magical Catbus character from Studio Ghibli's *My Neighbor Totoro* as the ideal sustainable transport solution for the future, followed by an in-clip screenshot of the brown, striped, multi-legged Catbus running across a grassy field with an excited open-mouthed expression. The meme uses nostalgia for beloved Ghibli media to make a lighthearted, humorous comment on conversations around green transport and climate action.

Catbus as Sustainable Transport Future Meme

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This is a comparison collage meme. The main part of the image shows a real photograph of professional soccer player Erling Haaland laughing with his eyes squinted and mouth wide open in a broad grin. An inset circular frame to the lower right contains an image of the Evil Buu (Kid Buu) character from the Dragon Ball anime series, who is making an almost identical facial expression. A red arrow points from Haaland's neck area to the Evil Buu image to highlight the visual similarity. Text at the bottom of the image explicitly states the fan comparison between the two figures.

Fans compare Erling Haaland to Dragon Ball's Evil Buu

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This is a two-panel collage meme. The top panel features a short dark-haired anime girl standing outside a multi-story apartment building, asking off-screen: "You're here for my breasts, aren't you?". The bottom panel cuts to the Marvel comic character Venom, who has a very large, defined chest emblazoned with his iconic white spider emblem, responding bluntly in a speech bubble: "CORRECT, MADAM.". The humor comes from the double meaning of the question: the girl assumes Venom is interested in her chest, but Venom is actually referring to his own extremely prominent, large chest, making the answer technically correct while subverting expectations.

Venom Bluntly Confirms Why He Is Visiting The Anime Girl

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The image shows a hand holding up a white t-shirt discovered in a retail setting. The t-shirt is printed with a modified illustration of L Lawliet, the famous detective character from the anime *Death Note*, edited to wear a large traditional Mexican sombrero and a drawn-on mustache, with the Spanish masculine article "EL" printed below the portrait. A text overlay at the top of the image reads "what have i found 😭", expressing the poster's amused, shocked disbelief at the absurd, unlicensed mashup design. The humor derives from the silly pun combining the character's single-letter name "L" with the Spanish word "El" to create a ridiculous stereotypical Mexicanized version of the beloved anime character.

Absurd Bootleg 'El L' Death Note T-Shirt Meme

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This is a relatable gaming meme. It features bold white impact font top text that reads 'WHAT YOU FIND BRO PLAYING AFTER HE SAYS HE CANT JOIN THE GAME'. Below the text is a screenshot of a Roblox game cover for a user-created game called 'Anime Femboy Obby', which uses art of the popular femboy anime character Astolfo from the Fate series as its cover image. Additional smaller text on the game screenshot shows a 57% rating and the Turkish username of the game's creator. The joke centers on the common experience of a friend lying about being unavailable to join a shared multiplayer game, only to be caught playing an embarrassing, silly niche anime-themed Roblox obstacle course instead.

What your bro plays when he says he can't join your game

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This is a single panel meme featuring a screenshot of contorted, rapidly moving anime hands from the series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, paired with top text that reads 'Sign language interpreters in Eminem's concert:'. The humor derives from the widely known fact that Eminem's rap performances feature extremely fast, dense, high-energy lyric delivery, so the meme exaggerates how fast and complicated a sign language interpreter's hand movements would need to be to keep up, comparing them to the over-the-top animated hand pose from the anime. The original post title jokes about learning the sign for the nonsense phrase 'mother's pasta', further mocking how the absurdly fast movements would be unintelligible as actual sign language to onlookers.

Sign Language Interpreters in Eminem's Concert

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This is a two-panel edited anime meme using characters from *Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World*. The top panel features a cheerful purple-haired character (Typhon) leaning close to Natsuki Subaru, who looks annoyed and unimpressed, with text labeling Subaru as 'The local crackhead'. The bottom panel shows Typhon still smiling happily while speaking, while Subaru now has a stressed, uncomfortable expression, sweating and grimacing, with overlaid text explaining Typhon is describing the quantities of copper, silver, gold, and palladium found in datacenters to Subaru. The joke relies on the common trope that people interested in scrapping valuable metals from discarded electronics will ramble enthusiastically about the high value of materials in places like datacenters, boring or worrying their listeners.

Telling the local odd person about valuable metals in datacenters

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