Tag: fandom crossover

The meme opens with text at the top mocking people who put Bible verses in their social media bios to signal moral virtue, claiming these people actually have the combined personality of the three characters shown below. The three characters are famously cruel, manipulative, unapologetically evil fictional antagonists: Mahito from *Jujutsu Kaisen*, Frieza from the *Dragon Ball* franchise, and Eric Cartman from *South Park*. The joke satirizes performative religious displays online that do not match a person's real, unethical behavior.

They're actually quite common

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This photograph captures a scene in the spectator stands during a FIFA World Cup match featuring Japanese supporters. At the center, two male fans are cosplaying as iconic Dragon Ball characters Vegeta and Son Goku, performing the famous fusion dance pose by pointing their index fingers toward each other, with engaged, surprised expressions as they watch the match. The match timer visible at the top left shows 93:26 of game time with 6 minutes of stoppage time added. Surrounding the cosplayers are other Japanese fans wearing the national team's blue jerseys, some with Japanese flag decals on their faces, and one fan in the foreground is taking a photo with a camera.

Japan World Cup Fans Cosplaying Goku and Vegeta Doing Fusion Pose

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This is a two-panel image macro meme combining content from the Harry Potter film franchise and a classic joke from the 1980 comedy film *Airplane!*. The first panel shows Harry Potter looking skeptical and disbelieving, with overlaid text reading "Surely you can't be serious!". The second panel shows Sirius Black with a deadpan, serious expression, with overlaid text reading "I am Sirius, and don't call me Shirley.". The core joke relies on the homophone between Sirius Black's first name and the English word "serious", which perfectly maps the iconic *Airplane!* punchline to the Harry Potter universe characters to create a humorous crossover pun.

This crossover shouldn’t work, but it does

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This meme creates a comedic crossover between the Pokemon franchise and the Sam Raimi Spider-Man film series. The top text states 'Pidgey after learning sand attack be like', referencing the common Pokemon move Sand Attack that lowers an opponent's accuracy by throwing sand or dirt in their eyes. The visual is a still of Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker/Spider-Man from the 2002 Spider-Man film, edited with the iconic yellow and black face markings of the Pokemon Pidgey over his eyes. The bottom text features the famous movie line 'I'm gonna put some dirt in your eye', which directly parallels the effect of the Sand Attack move to deliver the joke.

Pidgey After Learning Sand Attack Spider-Man Crossover Meme

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This is a 2x2 grid crossover meme that builds a pattern of dragon-related roles across different popular media franchises, ending with an implied dirty pun punchline. The top-left panel features Daenerys Targaryen from *Game of Thrones* standing next to her dragon with the text "I am the mother of dragons". The top-right panel shows the main cast of *How to Train Your Dragon* with Toothless the dragon, captioned "We train dragons". The bottom-left panel shows a live-action dragon hunter captioned "I hunt dragons". The bottom-right panel is a close-up of Donkey from the *Shrek* franchise with an ellipsis; the unstated punchline is that Donkey is in a romantic/sexual relationship with Dragon, the female dragon from Shrek, so the implied joke is that he "fucks dragons", which is the punchline.

He's Done It Dragon Donkey Meme

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This meme features a leaked behind-the-scenes photograph of actor Adam Driver shirtless in-character as Kylo Ren on the set of a Star Wars film, standing in a dark spaceship-style set. Large bold text at the bottom reads "MR. POTTER...", creating a humorous crossover joke between the Star Wars and Harry Potter fandoms: the phrase references Severus Snape's iconic way of addressing Harry Potter, leaning into the coincidence of matching dark-haired anti-hero aesthetics and popular internet thirst culture for the shirtless character.

Mr. Potter...

This meme features a leaked b…