The Super Mario Bros. Movie

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This is a relatable humor meme using 8-bit pixel art assets from the classic Nintendo game Super Mario Bros. 3. The top of the image has bold white text reading 'REMEMBER THAT LEVEL IN SUPER MARIO 3, WHERE THE SUN IS TRYING TO KILL YOU?'. Additional bold white text on the right middle of the image says 'THAT'S TODAY.'. The visual shows the iconic hostile angry sun enemy from Super Mario Bros. 3's desert levels floating in a bright blue sky, with Mario standing on sandy desert ground with small hills in the background. The joke draws a comparison between extremely hot, unbearable sunny real-world weather and the infamous difficult game level where the aggressive sun chases and attacks the player character.

Super Mario 3 Killer Sun Level Hot Day Meme

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This is a two-panel reaction meme using screenshot assets from the 2023 *The Super Mario Bros. Movie*. The top panel features a close-up of a stern, intimidating King Dedede, overlaid with text framing him as Nintendo issuing copyright takedowns for YouTube videos containing Nintendo-owned music, asking "Do you yield?". The bottom panel shows a grinning, defiant Bowser standing in front of a fiery background, framed as content creators who continue uploading Nintendo music despite takedown notices, responding with "*Laughter* I do not". The meme humorously comments on the well-documented conflict between Nintendo's strict intellectual property enforcement policies and YouTube creators who share Nintendo soundtrack content on the platform.

Nintendo Copyright Takedown vs Defiant Youtubers Meme

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This is a side-by-side comparison meme following the viral DLSS 5 On meme format. The left panel displays the classic 8-bit pixel art portrait of Mario from original Nintendo Super Mario games, labeled "DLSS 5 off". The right panel shows an uncanny hyper-realistic, photorealistic version of Mario modeled after Chris Pratt's portrayal in the Super Mario Bros. Movie, labeled "DLSS 5 on". The meme satirizes Nvidia's newly announced DLSS 5 generative AI graphics technology, joking that instead of just upscaling, it drastically alters original content into over-polished, unnatural AI-generated versions.

DLSS 5 Off / DLSS 5 On (Mario Meme Example)

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This is a two-panel edited gaming meme. The top panel features actor Chris Pratt (who was cast as the voice of Mario in the 2023 *The Super Mario Bros. Movie*) edited with Mario's iconic red cap, nose, and mustache, with overlaid text asking 'Who the hell are you?'. The bottom panel edits the anthropomorphic Nintendo character Fox McCloud's head onto a serious action movie body, with the text response: 'Fox McCloud. I'm here to talk to you about the Smash Bros initiative.'. The joke relies on the fact that Chris Pratt is also the voice actor for Fox McCloud, creating a meta joke about the same actor playing two popular Nintendo characters that both appear in the Super Smash Bros crossover series.

Mario will return: Fox McCloud Smash Bros Initiative

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This meme satirizes the common internet criticism that review outlet IGN applies overly harsh, adult-focused standards to children's and family-friendly movies. The top text shows an exaggerated fake IGN review complaining that a children's movie isn't deep enough, demands that it include heavy philosophical themes and mature dramatic scenes, and gives it a very low 2/10 rating. Below the text is official promotional art for the 2023 *Super Mario Bros. Movie*, a lighthearted family film that IGN gave a below-average score to in real life, which this meme references. The joke pokes fun at the absurdity of expecting deep mature themes from a kids' movie that exists primarily to be fun and accessible for all ages.

IGN Reviewing Children's Movies Meme

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This 3-panel meme uses a real red carpet interview photo to make an ironic joke. The top panel shows actor Jack Black (who played Mario in the 2023 Super Mario Bros. Movie) speaking during an interview, while the middle panel reveals that Shigeru Miyamoto, the original creator of the Mario franchise, is standing unnoticed in the background behind him. The third panel edits Miyamoto's face onto the popular 'They don't know' meme drawing template, with the text joke 'They don't know / I literally made Mario', highlighting that the crowd and media are focused on the movie actor while the actual original creator of Mario is right there out of the spotlight.

They don't know I literally made Mario

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This is a three-panel meme taken from footage of the 2023 Super Mario Bros. Movie premiere. The first panel shows actor Jack Black (who voiced Bowser in the movie) being interviewed by Access Hollywood on the red carpet. The second panel shifts focus down to show Shigeru Miyamoto, the original creator of the Mario franchise, standing quietly unnoticed in the background of the shot. The third panel edits Miyamoto's face into the popular 'they don't know' party meme format, with the text 'They don't know / I literally made Mario', making an ironic joke that the actual creator of Mario is present but overshadowed by the movie's stars at the premiere event.

They Don't Know I Literally Made Mario (Mario Movie Premiere)

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This meme satirizes the common stereotype that American drivers often refuse to yield right of way without any clear reason. It uses two key screenshots from *The Super Mario Bros. Movie (2023)*: the top panel shows the Penguin King with a stern, intense expression, asking the question "Do you yield?" The bottom panel features Bowser with a defiant, aggressive grin responding "I do not." The top text sets up the joke: *"Nobody: American drivers for absolutely no reason:"*, framing Bowser's uncooperative response as the typical reaction of an American driver when asked to yield. The meme uses familiar movie characters to make a relatable, humorous comment about everyday driving frustrations.

American Drivers Refusing to Yield (Mario Movie Meme)

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A two-panel meme using animated characters from The Super Mario Bros. Movie. The top panel shows Bowser labeled 'Me' peeking at a white sign with bold black text reading 'Discord's New Guidelines,' appearing curious or concerned. The bottom panel features two characters: on the left, Mario labeled 'The Internet' with a frowning expression saying 'It's trash,' and on the right, Luigi labeled 'My parents' with a cheerful expression saying 'I like it!' The meme humorously depicts differing reactions to Discord's new guidelines, contrasting the user's (Bowser) curiosity, the internet's (Mario) disapproval, and parents' (Luigi) approval.

Mario Characters React to Discord's New Guidelines

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A two-panel meme featuring characters from The Super Mario Bros. Movie. The top panel shows Bowser labeled 'Studio Animation' peeking over a blank screen with 'Animation' text, implying a neutral or curious stance. The bottom panel has two characters: Mario labeled 'Hollywood' saying 'It's trash.' with a disapproving expression, and Luigi labeled 'People' saying 'I like it!' with an enthusiastic expression. The meme humorously contrasts differing reactions to animation quality between Hollywood critics and general audiences.

Studio Animation vs Hollywood vs People Reaction (Mario)

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