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This is a two-panel wholesome meme featuring the Pokemon character Totodile. The left panel shows a sad, droopy, depressed-looking Totodile standing alone. The right panel shows the same Totodile now with a small, happier smile, as a human trainer's hand pats him on the head to cheer him up, matching the premise given in the top text.

Totodile Gets A Headpat To Feel Better

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This is a screenshot of a viral joke tweet, reposted to 9Gag. The tweet makes a humorous logical argument: after Pokémon GO launched, people started going outside more, solving the modern problem of sedentary indoor lifestyles. After Pokémon Sleep launched, people started sleeping better, solving the modern problem of poor sleep habits. It then leads to the punchline setup: if Pokémon keeps solving modern social problems, to solve the declining birthrate (low fertility rate), the logical next step is a new Pokémon game that would encourage people to have more sex and children. The English Google Translate version of the joke is highlighted with a red circle for English-speaking audiences. The unspoken implication that the new game would be a sexually themed Pokémon title is the core of the joke.

Modern problems require modern solutions

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This meme features an anime-style illustration set inside a subway car. A young man sits calmly, holding Squirtle, the iconic Water-type Pokemon, in his lap. Squirtle appears to be actively using the man's smartphone, as if it were a small child playing with a device. Above the illustration, a text caption reads: 'this dude letting his squirtle play on his phone while riding the subway is the backbone of our society'. The humor and wholesomeness come from framing the kind, gentle act of allowing a fictional Pokemon to use a phone as a fundamental, positive part of society, leaning into the endearing nature of treating fictional creatures with real-world care. The background includes other subway passengers, grounding the scene in a relatable, everyday setting.

Society's Backbone: Dude Letting Squirtle Play on His Phone on Subway

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This is a 3-panel hand-drawn web comic based on the Pokemon franchise. In the first panel, Misty peeks around a wall and asks Ash, "Can I borrow your Lickitung, Ash?" In the second panel, Ash smiles and agrees, asking "Sure, Misty! What for?" while his Lickitung sits beside him with its long tongue extended. The third panel delivers the punchline: Misty responds with a suggestive, playful expression saying "Pokemon stuff?" The joke relies on a double entendre: "Pokemon stuff" sounds like "poke 'em on stuff", implying a lewd, intimate use for Lickitung's tongue, which is the core humorous and suggestive twist of the comic.

Misty's Suggestive Lickitung Pun Comic (Pokemon Meme)

This is a 3-panel hand-drawn …