Nani Sore is a memorable phrase spoken by the character Nonon Jakuzure in the anime Kill la Kill. The phrase, which translates to “What does that mean?”, has become an iconic line for Nonon.
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OOF / Roblox Death Sound
The Roblox Death Sound (alternatively known as Oof, labeled as Uuhhh in the official sound file, and other interpretations of the noise) is a short, one-second sound clip used in the MMORPG Roblox. Online, the sound effect is notably utilized in a varying degrees of fan remixes on existing songs.
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The Joker is a DC comics supervillain who terrorizes the fictional city of Gotham. The archenemy of Batman, he is a psychopathic and cunning criminal who takes on the guise of a clown like appearance. The Joker’s motive behind his crime sprees are usually for his own amusement.
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One-Winged Angel is a musical theme from the game Final Fantasy VII [2] and the background theme music for the game's final battle against Sephiroth.[1] The popularity of the character, combined with the popularity of the game itself, has made the theme one of the most notable songs in gaming history and it has been widely parodied online.
Read MoreDonald Trump's Mugshot
Donald Trump's Mugshot is the booking photo of former President Donald Trump, released by the Fulton County Sheriff's Office in late August 2023 after he was arrested in Georgia on charges of allegedly conspiring to overturn the 2020 United States Presidential Election results in the state. Many of his critics anticipated the photograph as a vindication of their belief that Trump has committed crimes, others anticipated it being an extremely important historical photo, which could lead to countless memes. Upon its release, the photo garnered significant press coverage and discourse online, as well as becoming a prevalent reaction image and exploitable for various memes across social media.
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No Mercy In Mexico, alternatively known as the Guerrero Flaying, is the name of a shock and gore video uploaded to the site Documenting Reality in early 2018 that features what is purportedly a father and son tied up, tortured and then murdered by members of a Mexican cartel. The first part of the three-part viral video was shared on Twitter and TikTok in May 2022, leading to many memes, reactions and discussion posts about the video that same month.
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Trenzinho Carreta Furacão refers to a group of costume characters who dance and do stunts around the streets of Ribeirão Preto (São Paulo) and other cities in Brazil. The group is part of a sightseeing truck (trenzinho da alegria), which is very common in small cities of Brazil, hired for city tours or party animation.
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The Amazing Digital Circus is an animated dark comedy series created by Gooseworx with production credits to Kevin and Luke Lerdwichagul. The premise follows Pomni, a girl trapped along with other characters in a cyberspace circus managed by a mysterious and powerful ring leader named Caine who crafted the world they are all stuck in. With little known about their own past outside the virtual realm and no way to escape the chaotic reality they find themselves in, all that the crew can do is try to avoid going insane. The series quickly developed a passionate fandom online.
Read MoreHillary Clinton In An East Harlem Kitchen
Hillary Clinton In An East Harlem Kitchen refers to a 2016 image of Hillary Clinton walking into a working-class kitchen in the East Harlem area of New York City, appearing to have a confused and concerned expression. The photo has been used as a reaction image and is primarily used with captions describing a rich person or character interacting with working-class and poor communities.
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“That’s Forbidden Love” is a phrase used to describe a taboo relationship, usually between two women or girls. It is often associated with a related phrase “Girls Can’t Love Girls”.
Read MoreThe End of Evangelion
The End of Evangelion is a 1997 animated film that serves as a conclusion to the 1995 anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion. As Evangelion has a substantial following online, the film is popular among fans of the series and anime in general and has inspired numerous memes.
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Hoopla refers to edits of a SpongeBob SquarePants scene in which a fish is yelling the line "Hoopla!", making the narrator annoyed. The scene became a source of video remixes and YouTube Poops.
Read MoreZero Punctuation
Zero Punctuation is a weekly video game review series hosted on The Escapist by writer and game developer Ben “Yahtzee” Croshaw (commonly referred to as just “Yahtzee”), who ran the website Fully Ramblomatic. In the series, Croshaw criticizes recently released games, pointing out clichès and flaws in their storylines, as well as notable gameplay aspects and comparisons to the game’s predecessor (if they are part of a franchise).
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Nanalan’ is a Canadian children’s television series that aired on 1999. Created by Jason Hopely and Jamie Shannon, the show stars the 3-year old Mona and her pet dog Russel as they explore and learn at Nana’s backyard. Online, the show has inspired a series of in-jokes and is revered for being unintentionally funny with Mona’s distinctive gibberish and naiveté.
Read MoreAyumu Kasuga (Osaka)
Ayumu Kasuga is a fictional high school character from manga and anime series Azumanga Daioh. She is often called by the nickname Osaka by her friends, the city Ayumu from which she transferred. She is also known in memes as Osaker after a resurgence in popularity in 2023. She and the show have been the subject of several memes in the 2010s and 2020s.
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Kingdom Hearts is a popular game series made by Square Enix. It’s a crossover of Disney and Final Fantasy characters and worlds.
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