Tag: fandom humor

This meme uses a well-known scene from the animated series *Invincible*, where the character Omni-Man angrily leans into a car window to confront his son Mark Grayson. The top overlaid text reads 'Me after watching the Doomsday trailer', and the edited dialogue at the bottom has Omni-Man saying 'Where's Spider-Man, MARVEL?'. The joke pokes fun at audience confusion or disappointment over Spider-Man being absent from the advertised Doomsday-related Marvel content, using the menacing, demanding energy of Omni-Man's character to exaggerate the reaction.

Reacting to the Doomsday Trailer Asking Marvel Where Spider-Man Is

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This is a social media screenshot meme referencing *The Lord of the Rings* franchise. The top portion of the image contains a humorous hypothetical plot pitch: instead of Frodo Baggins carrying the corrupting One Ring to Mount Doom, he could lead a chicken on a string that holds the ring, eliminating the risk of Frodo being turned evil by the ring's power. The text jokes that even if the chicken were corrupted by the ring, it would be incapable of causing significant harm to Middle-earth. Below this text, a reply comment from user Jacob Kolman adds a punchline, pointing out that this supposedly absurd logic is exactly the reasoning the elves and wizards of the original story used when they selected a hobbit, a small, low-power creature unlikely to cause widespread damage even if corrupted, to be the ringbearer.

Solid strategy for saving middle earth

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This meme features a white text overlay on a black top bar that reads (with a typo) 'villians waiting for power rangers to introduce themselves', placed above a low-resolution image of a man wearing a black beanie, black face mask, and Adidas branded track jacket, staring intently wide-eyed off camera. The humor comes from referencing the long-running trope in the Power Rangers franchise where the heroic team always spends time introducing themselves and reciting their group catchphrase before engaging in battle, requiring villains to patiently wait for the sequence to end before fighting, which the focused, expectant stare of the person in the image perfectly encapsulates.

Villains Waiting for Power Rangers to Introduce Themselves Meme

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This is a screenshot of a viral X (formerly Twitter) post featuring a two-panel side-by-side comparison meme. The left panel displays a live-action still of Bucky Barnes, the Winter Soldier from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, wearing his signature combat gear: long dark hair, a black tactical mask, and his iconic polished silver prosthetic arm emblazoned with a red star. The right panel shows a real-life cat lying flat on rough concrete ground. The cat's fur pattern creates an uncanny, humorous resemblance to the Winter Soldier: the majority of its body is orange and white, while its front left leg is grey with dark tabby stripes that perfectly mirror the look of the character's metal prosthetic arm. The joke relies entirely on the unexpected, accidental visual parallel between the fictional superhero character and the random cat.

Winter Soldier Accidental Cat Lookalike Meme

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This is a 4-panel fan art meme featuring Lucy Wilde from the Despicable Me animated franchise. In the first panel, Lucy cheerfully points at a sign that reads 'Get a job in the AVL' (Anti-Villain League, the fictional law enforcement agency from the films). In the second panel, she smirks while gesturing to a sign that says 'Take ex-villain as a partner', referencing her canon work partner Gru, a former supervillain. The third and fourth panels both have signs that read 'Marry him', with Lucy's expression shifting from a soft smile to a sly, knowing look, revealing that the entire point of getting the AVL job and taking the ex-villain partner was to eventually marry him, playing on the canonical progression of her relationship with Gru. The image is a screenshot of a Reddit meme post, showing 2.9k upvotes, 12 comments, a Save button, and bottom text attributing the meme to Tumblr user deridar.

This One's Different

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