Dark Souls 3

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This satirical meme uses dark fantasy artwork originally from the Dark Souls 3 video game universe. A massive, roaring, imposing giant figure is labeled 'US THE EVIL WORKING CLASS THAT ASKS FOR LIVING WAGE', while a tiny knight character attacking the giant from below is labeled 'THE POOR BILLIONAIRE THAT HAS ONLY 40 SPORT CARS'. The meme mocks the absurd, upside-down narrative pushed by pro-wealth circles that frames working people requesting fair, livable pay as unreasonable villains, while extremely wealthy billionaires are portrayed as victimized despite hoarding far more resources than they could ever need.

Working Class Framed as Evil For Asking For A Living Wage

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This meme uses official fantasy art from the video game Dark Souls 2, depicting a massive, enraged, screaming armored giant towering far above a tiny, insignificant armored human figure holding a small knife at the giant's feet. The giant is labeled "THOSE WHO USE THIS TEMPLATE CORRECTLY" while the tiny figure is labeled "THOSE WHO USE IT INCORRECTLY". The joke is a meta commentary on internet meme culture, framing people who follow established template usage rules as powerful and important, while those who misuse popular meme templates for unrelated content are tiny, irrelevant, and completely outmatched. It plays on the common shared frustration of online communities with people misusing well-known meme formats incorrectly.

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This meme repurposes dark fantasy fan art from the Dark Souls franchise. It shows a tiny, warrior-like figure standing at the base of an enormous, intimidating, heavily armored burnt boss character (Slave Knight Gael) who holds a massive greatsword in a desolate, apocalyptic battlefield covered in rubble. Text is overlaid on the small figure reading 'Can you explain this gap in your resume?', while text overlaid on the giant boss reads 'No'. The joke plays on the common frustration job seekers feel about being asked intrusive questions about employment gaps during interviews, framing the refusal to answer as an intimidating, unchallengeable response from someone who does not owe the recruiter an explanation.

Giant Souls Boss Refuses To Explain Resume Gap To Interviewer

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This meme uses Dark Souls fantasy art to create a relatable humorous comparison. A towering, powerful, imposing knight character (Soul of Cinder) stands over the landscape, captioned 'My flirting skill when I am not serious', representing effortless, confident flirting when someone has no real emotional investment in the interaction. Below it, a tiny, vastly outmatched small knight (the Ashen One) weakly attempts to attack the giant figure, captioned 'My flirting skill when I am in love', representing how people become awkward, underconfident, and incompetent at flirting when they have genuine romantic feelings for the other person, highlighting the relatable gap between casual and serious romantic interaction skills.

Flirting Skill Difference When Casual vs Actually In Love

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This meme uses dark fantasy action artwork depicting a tiny human warrior charging to attack a towering, screaming, monstrous knight standing in an apocalyptic battlefield. The towering giant knight is labeled 'THE TOXICITY OF THE AVERAGE FANBASE', while the small attacking warrior is labeled 'THE TOXICITY OF THE POKEMON FANBASE'. The joke satirizes the unusually high levels of toxicity, infighting, and aggressive discourse present in the Pokemon fan community, which is counter-intuitive given the Pokemon franchise is targeted at all ages including young children.

Pokemon Fanbase Toxicity Is On Another Level

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This is a two-part contrast meme using dark fantasy artwork from the video game Dark Souls 3. The upper section shows a towering, imposing, enraged version of the boss character Slave Knight Gael holding a large greatsword, overlaid with the text 'My flirting skill when I am not serious'. The lower section shows a tiny, weak, outmatched small version of the same character holding a tiny dagger at the foot of the giant figure, overlaid with the text 'My flirting skill when I am in love'. The meme humorously illustrates the relatable experience where people are confident, smooth, and effective at flirting when they have no real romantic interest in the other person, but become awkward, incompetent, and ineffective at flirting when they genuinely have feelings for someone.

Flirting Skill Contrast Skill Issue Meme

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This comedic edit features Slave Knight Gael, the famously tough final boss from Dark Souls 3, in his canonical ash-strewn boss fight environment. The character is edited to hold up a poster for the family-friendly animated series *Bluey*, marked with a 9.6/10 audience rating, in his raised hand, while pointing his sword down at a poster for the highly praised adult drama *Breaking Bad*, which carries a slightly lower 9.5/10 rating. The joke frames the brutal, otherworldly video game character as the ultimate authority declaring the children's cartoon a superior piece of media to one of the most highly regarded live-action shows of all time, playing on the surprisingly high public ratings *Bluey* has received across review platforms.

Slave Knight Gael Declares Bluey Better Than Breaking Bad

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This meme uses famous boss artwork from the notoriously difficult video game Dark Souls 3 to create a relatable medical joke. The huge, overwhelming screaming boss is labeled 'People who are unable to describe their symptoms', while the tiny player character attacking the giant boss is labeled 'Doctors who are trying to diagnose them'. The joke compares the difficulty doctors face diagnosing patients who can't explain their symptoms to fighting an overwhelmingly difficult boss in a famously hard soulslike video game.

That Doctor's degree ain't cheap for a reason!

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