Tag: Fortnite

The meme features bold text at the top reading "This used to be a joke" above a screenshot from the game Fortnite, set in a desert area in front of the Station 99 gas station location. Four playable character skins are lined up on Fortnite spawn pads: an upside-down hanging Spider-Man from Marvel, the kaiju Godzilla, Peter Griffin from the animated sitcom Family Guy, and Goku from the Dragon Ball anime franchise. The humorous point of the meme is that the combination of these extremely disparate, unrelated fictional characters in the same game was once a commonly referenced absurd joke online, but Fortnite has since added all of these characters as official playable skins, making the former joke a reality. A Fortnite watermark is visible in the bottom right corner of the game screenshot.

This used to be a joke Fortnite crossover meme

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This is a two-panel satirical meme that mocks Fortnite's history of licensed character crossover skins by contrasting the original, detailed 3D animated Lorax from the 2012 *Dr. Seuss' The Lorax* film with a deliberately silly, simplified 2D parody of the character. The left panel shows the authentic Lorax standing on a tree log with arms crossed, wearing a stern, serious expression true to his role as the protector of the Truffula Trees. The right panel depicts a distorted, tall, bright yellow version of the Lorax with wide, goofy eyes, hands on hips, and a comically exaggerated, low-effort design—leaning into the common internet joke that Fortnite sometimes reimagines popular characters in unfaithful, cartoonish ways that deviate from their source material. The captions above each panel explicitly frame the comparison: "The Original Character:" on the left, and "The same character when add to Fortnite:" on the right, emphasizing the satirical contrast between the two designs.

Original Lorax vs Fortnite Parody Skin Meme

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A two-panel comic meme criticizing video game companies. The top panel shows two red buttons: the left labeled 'Fortnite clone' and the right labeled 'Overwatch 2 but worse,' with a hand pointing to the right button. The bottom panel features an animated man sweating profusely while wiping his forehead with a cloth, accompanied by the text 'VIDEOGAME COMPANIES' in bold, uppercase letters. The meme satirizes the perception that gaming companies prioritize creating sequels or clones over original, high-quality content.

Video Game Companies Choosing 'Overwatch 2 but Worse' Button

A two-panel comic meme critic…