Tag: villains

A screenshot of a Twitter/X conversation between two users. The first user, Éva (@evawya), poses the question: 'what movie villain do u secretly agree with?'. The second user, kira (@kirawontmiss), responds with 'Thanos, half of y'all need to go', humorously referencing the Marvel Comics villain Thanos, known for his goal of eradicating half the universe's population to address overpopulation. The meme uses sarcasm to joke about secretly agreeing with Thanos' extreme solution.

Agreeing with Thanos? Half of Y'all Need to Go

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A three-panel meme mocking the overused media trope where villains exhibit inconsistent violence: top panel shows a villain (adult) and protagonist (child) standing by a pool fence with the protagonist declaring they'll 'become justice like you'; middle panel is an underwater shot of a lifeless person labeled as the 'villain's right-hand who he just mutilated'; bottom panel is an underwater shot of numerous lifeless figures labeled as 'the 5392 henchmen he massacred'. The joke hinges on the absurdity of villains killing hundreds of minions but sparing the hero, subverting expectations of logical consistency in storytelling.

Always the same story...

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A meme featuring an animated screenshot of Eren Yeager from Attack on Titan. The image has overlaid text above and below the character: 'Eren is the best-animated villain ever made. My guy went outside his home for a few days' (top) and 'Then instantly decided the human race had to go, and I couldn't agree more' (bottom). Eren is shown with a somber, serious expression, standing in front of a window with curtains. The meme humorously exaggerates Eren's character arc, particularly his decision to eliminate humanity after leaving his home.

Eren: The Best-Animated Villain Who Decided Humanity Had to Go

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The meme features a two-part structure with text and an image. The top section contains text: 'Main character: I won't kill the villain, cause i don't want to stoop to his level Residents of half-destroyed city with mountains of corpses under blockages:'. Below this text is a screenshot of multiple animated ants from the Pixar film 'A Bug's Life,' characterized by their large, round eyes and surprised expressions. The ants are positioned in a group, facing forward, which visually represents the 'residents' mentioned in the text, conveying their shocked or disbelief reaction to the main character's refusal to kill the villain despite the catastrophic destruction and loss of life in their city.

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