There's a reason when somebody says they like Avatar, you know they're talking about Avatar The Last Airbender . Even if you ask to clarify “which Avatar," it's just an

Hello, hello, hello. We here at Memebase have got some good news for history enthusiasts who also happen to be people of culture. And if you're truly a man of culture you'll know we're talking about those of us who enjoy anime. Thanks to the incredibly specific r/HistoryAnimemes community, there's a relatively unknown hub of hilarious and spicy history meme/ anime meme mashups—basically the best of both worlds. As is the case with most history memes, some of them are a bit depressing or spicy i…

* Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba intro plays on full blast*

And now you have your anime must-watch list set for the rest of your life.

Redditors discuss how to deeply upset nerds

Demon Slayer is a popular Japanese manga series by Koyoharu Gotouge, and it's one of the best-selling manga series of all time. In 2019, a two-season anime television adaptation of the manga called Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba was released in Japan and made its way to American audiences via Adult Swim that same year. The story follows protagonist Tanjiro Kamado, a teenager who aspires to become a demon slayer after his family is tragically killed by invading demons, except for his younger sis…

The two largest anime streaming services are taking their final form and anime fans on TikTok are stoked.

Every fandom has its memes

Squid Game requires little to no introduction for most internet users and television enjoyers. The Netflix original series has taken the world by storm, showing us, once again, how fond we are of watching characters we’ve grown attached to get massacred for the entertainment of spectators (both in-universe and outside it). Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games series follows a very similar premise with its yearly ritual in which a group of teenagers, you guessed it, have to compete to the death for the…

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For nerds who have nothing left to watch

Not everyone loves Dragon Ball Z.

The aughts are back, baby. Haven't you heard? Steve from Blue's Clues has returned. Britney Spears is free. The Matrix is getting resurrected. And you know what? I'm here for it. 2021 kinda sucks, so why not indulge in some early 2000s nostalgia? While remakes and reboots are fun and all, how about diving into the real time capsules and classic gems waiting to be rediscovered on YouTube? For example, this student-made video from 2004 that features Centennial High School's anime club, long befor…