gaming

Added May 13, 2026

A TikTok dance chain where people loop four exaggerated poses inspired by Junko Enoshima's sprite animations in Danganronpa—after years labeled cringe, it came back in 2025–2026 as both sincere nostalgia and ironic "lost art" jokes.

Added May 11, 2026

A vintage 2013 Flash browser game starring Shaggy fleeing a skeleton—paired with the “Usher Scooby Doo Party Break” remix—that blew up again in late April and May 2026 after streamer clips called it a “hidden gem.”

Added April 6, 2026

A TikTok-born meme pairing the 2020 NBA draft jingle with a two-sided trade graphic—often proposing a comically unfair swap—and later spreading as a still exploitable for "I receive / You receive" jokes.

Added April 2, 2026

A classic gaming catchphrase from the badly translated intro of Zero Wing (Sega Mega Drive), turned into an early-internet meme of image macros, Flash videos, and parody slogans.

Added March 30, 2026

A viral YouTube Shorts series by DaFuq!?Boom! featuring toilets with human heads singing a remixed song, sparking a massive fan culture and Gen Alpha internet subculture.

Added March 29, 2026

Reaction image of an enraged Kirby illustration from a 2014 fan-animated video, widely used on Tumblr and Reddit when a normally cheerful person suddenly expresses intense anger.

Added March 28, 2026

Fan animation of Uma Musume character Agnes Tachyon dancing to a Vietnamese song, overlaid with a 'low cortisol level' meter, spawning a wave of character dance variants in early 2026.

Added March 24, 2026

A March 2026 TikTok meme in which a child names "Tung Tung God" as a Bible character during a Fortnite session, spawning fan art depicting the Italian Brainrot character Tung Tung Tung Sahur as an angel.

Added March 22, 2026

Image meme template from 2023 that pairs pop culture characters with overhead footprint illustrations to humorously depict their iconic movements, stances, or memorable scenes.

Added March 22, 2026

TikTok LIVE trend where streamers act like video game NPCs, performing pre-set phrases or animations only when viewers send virtual gifts during the stream.

Added March 20, 2026

Fan art trend depicting Pokémon Bulbasaur as a gyaru anime schoolgirl, sparked by Bulbasaur's gyaru-coded dialogue in Pokémon Pokopia (Nintendo Switch 2, March 2026).

Added March 19, 2026

Pokémon is Nintendo's flagship media franchise (1996–present) that has generated one of the internet's richest meme ecosystems. Popular formats include Pokédex entry copypastas, 'starter choice' discourse, Pokémon card reaction videos, and ironic Pokéball-throw captions. Imgflip consistently ranks Pokémon templates among the most used.

Added March 19, 2026

Bombardiro Crocodilo is the flagship character of the 'Italian Brainrot' meme wave that exploded on TikTok in early 2025. It depicts an AI-generated hybrid of a crocodile head fused with a WWII twin-engine bomber plane, narrated by a dramatic Italian male voiceover. The character spawned billions of views and a whole universe of similarly absurd Italianized hybrid-creature memes (Tralalero Tralala, Tung Tung Tung Sahur, Capuchino Assassino, etc.).

Added March 19, 2026

Following Nvidia's announcement of DLSS 5 generative AI graphics upscaling at GTC in March 2026, gaming communities created 'DLSS 5 Off / DLSS 5 On' comparison memes mocking the technology's tendency to make game characters look like AI-processed plastic. The format echoes the older 'RTX On/Off' meme. Nvidia's showcase video earned 11,000 dislikes in 20 hours.

Added March 18, 2026

Kirigiri Execution refers to the meme-worthy bad ending in the 2010 visual novel game Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, in which Ultimate Detective Kyoko Kirigiri is killed by a lethal dose of poison as punishment for violating her NG code. The scene became iconic in the Danganronpa fandom and spawned reaction images expressing disbelief, grief, and dark humor about beloved character deaths.

Added March 12, 2026

UNO Draw 25 Cards, also known as Draw 25, is a two-panel meme format featuring a customizable UNO wild card next to a man holding a large hand of cards. It originated from a real UNO game shared on Facebook in January 2020 and presents a choice between completing an action or drawing 25 cards, humorously implying the player preferred to draw.