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A meme featuring a screenshot of Thanos from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, standing confidently with the Infinity Gauntlet (with a glowing red stone) in a futuristic setting. The top text reads 'Conspiracy theorists right now' and the bottom text states 'They called me a madman.' The humor hinges on the trope of conspiracy theorists, often dismissed as 'madmen,' feeling vindicated or validated, analogous to Thanos—who was initially viewed as irrational but acted on his extreme beliefs.

Conspiracy Theorists Right Now: They Called Me a Madman

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A meme consisting of two parts: top text and an image. The top text reads: 'Someone: Whatever happens, happens. *Whatever happens. That someone:'. Below this text is a close-up image of Thanos, a purple-skinned character from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, wearing armor with a shocked expression. At the bottom of the image is the word 'Impossible'. The humor arises from the contrast between the initial dismissive phrase 'Whatever happens, happens' (indicating nonchalance) and Thanos's shocked reaction labeled 'Impossible', implying the person's confidence is shattered when an unexpected event occurs.

It happens, actually

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A two-panel meme featuring Marvel's Hulk. The top panel shows a close-up of Hulk with a frustrated, intense expression, accompanied by the text 'Guys...'. The bottom panel transitions to a close-up of Hulk's face, now with visible tears streaming down his green cheeks, and the text 'I've never watched Breaking Bad.' The humor stems from the contrast between Hulk's typically aggressive, invincible persona and the relatable, vulnerable admission of not having seen a culturally iconic television show, creating a lighthearted and relatable joke.

Hulk Admits He's Never Watched Breaking Bad

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A photograph depicting a person dressed in a red and blue Spider-Man costume standing on a stage in front of an audience. Behind the individual, a large projection screen displays the text: 'Perv isn't a gender-specific term. It's about being overly focused on sex to the detriment of boundaries, consent, context, or basic respect.' The scene combines the recognizable pop culture iconography of Spider-Man with a serious social message, creating a humorous yet informative contrast. The audience is seated and facing the stage, suggesting a presentation or lecture setting.

Spider-Man Explains 'Perv' Isn't Gender-Specific

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A humorous meme depicting Aunt May, a character from the Spider-Man franchise, with the text 'AUNT MAY: "I WONDER WHO SPIDER-MAN IS"' at the top. Below, Peter Parker—Spider-Man's alter ego—walks into the scene dressed in a mummy costume, complete with white bandages and a green mask, accompanied by the text 'PETER WALKING IN'. The meme leverages irony: Aunt May unknowingly questions Spider-Man's identity while the superhero himself, disguised as a mummy, enters, creating a comedic contrast between her curiosity and his hidden presence.

Aunt May Wonders Who Spider-Man Is as Peter Walks In Mummified

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A two-panel meme featuring the Hulk from Marvel Comics. The top panel shows Hulk with an angry, shouting expression, his muscles bulging, and the text 'GUYS' above him. The bottom panel is a close-up of Hulk's face with a sad, tearful expression (tears visible under his eyes), accompanied by the text 'I KNOW I'M GETTING TOO ADDICTED TO REDDIT, BUT I CAN'T STOP MYSELF FROM SCROLLING THROUGH IT TO SEE WHAT'S NEW'. The contrast between Hulk's typically aggressive demeanor and his vulnerable, conflicted state humorously portrays the relatable struggle of social media addiction.

Hulk Struggles with Reddit Addiction Meme

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A two-panel meme featuring the Hulk from Marvel Comics. The top panel shows a close-up of the Hulk with an intense, frustrated expression and the text 'GUYS' in bold white letters. The bottom panel shows the Hulk with tears streaming down his face, looking sad and defeated, accompanied by the text 'I CAN'T TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REAL IMAGES AND AI GENERATED IMAGES ANYMORE'. The background is a warm, orange-red gradient, typical of comic book action scenes. The meme humorously uses the Hulk's iconic emotional intensity to express relatable confusion about distinguishing real and AI-generated images in the age of advanced technology.

Hulk Can't Tell Real vs AI Images Anymore

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A meme featuring a scene from the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Red Skull in the foreground and Thanos in the background. The top text reads: 'Me giving genuinely great dating advice to my friends yet never being able to land a date myself' and the bottom text quotes: 'I guide others to a treasure I cannot possess.' The meme humorously compares the relatable experience of being skilled at giving dating advice but struggling to apply it personally to Red Skull's role in guiding others to the Soul Stone, a treasure he cannot possess.

Happened many times for me

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This meme consists of two main parts: a top text overlay and a screenshot from a Marvel Cinematic Universe film. The top text reads, 'how it feels when u are arguing with someone but they actually take accountability instead of justifying:'. Below this text is a screenshot of Thanos, the iconic villain from the Avengers series, standing in a dark, rainy environment with a shocked and disbelieving expression. Superimposed on the screenshot is the word 'Impossible.' in yellow text. The humor arises from the contrast between the rarity of someone taking accountability during an argument (framed as an extraordinary event) and Thanos's famous reaction of disbelief, implying that such accountability is as unlikely as an impossible scenario in the context of the movies.

Thanos 'Impossible' Reaction to Someone Taking Accountability

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A meme combining a text caption with a screenshot of Pikachu from the Pokémon animated series. The top text reads: 'The Fantastic Four when the guy named Victor Von Doom turns out to be evil:'. Below the text is an image of Pikachu with a shocked expression—wide eyes, raised eyebrows, and an open mouth—conveying exaggerated surprise. The background is a blurred green, typical of outdoor scenes in the Pokémon anime. The humor lies in the sarcastic implication that Victor Von Doom (Dr. Doom), a famously villainous character from Marvel Comics, has an obviously evil name and persona, making the Fantastic Four's shocked reaction (represented by Pikachu) comically unnecessary.

Wow, who could’ve seen that coming!

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A four-panel meme collage. Top left: A simple, happy-drawn character with the text 'ONE DAY I'LL HAVE A BODY LIKE THOR FROM AVENGERS!'. Top right: A screenshot of the muscular 2012 version of Thor from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, labeled '2012'. Bottom left: A more rugged, sunglasses-wearing drawn character with the text 'I FINALLY DID IT!'. Bottom right: A screenshot of the overweight 2019 version of Thor (from Avengers: Endgame), labeled '2019'. The joke hinges on the irony of achieving the 'Thor body' dream but ending up with the later, heavier iteration instead of the muscular one.

Dreaming of Thor's Body Then vs Now Meme

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A three-panel meme using screenshots from 'Avengers: Infinity War' to parody the recurring plot structure of 'Scooby Doo' episodes. The first panel shows Thanos labeled 'every scooby doo episode' and 'freddy', representing Freddy from Scooby Doo. The second panel features masked Iron Man with 'monster disturbing the town', referencing the typical monster in Scooby Doo. The third panel displays unmasked Tony Stark as 'random human', alluding to the trope where the monster is revealed to be a regular person in a mask.

Scooby Doo Episode Parody with Avengers Characters

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