You don't have to be a fan of the manga series Naruto to appreciate these relatable object-labeling memes. This format is from the show's first episode, taken from a scene in which Naruto hides from Mizuki behind a tree. The meme is pretty simple in that people are using it to depict any situation involving hiding. The possibilities for this format are endless, which is probably why it's stuck around since early summer!
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Calling all weeaboos! Whether you're into cat girls or some of the weirder crap, chances are you can't peruse hentai at work. We've put together this list of anime memes that are a bit more acceptable for when you're scrolling on the job. Your coworkers will still think you're a nerd but hey, you probably won't get fired.
Anime memes may seem inherently horny, but this recent trend has absolutely zero shame. The format has been popping up on the r/animememes subreddit since the beginning of June, and it's becoming more ridiculous by the day. It started as a an outlet for praising one's "waifu" and it's officially gone meta, being used in far more ironic senses. And obviously, the memers have made room for Keanu. If you're craving more hot memes, we've got a lot more saucy anime pics where these came from.
It's widely acknowledged by the anime-loving community that Netflix adaptations are devastatingly inferior to their manga and anime counterparts. Fans discontent was so strong that it eventually turned into a meme back in September - and it's still going strong. Here are some of our favorite renditions - one even featuring Charles McDowell, thicc neck himself!
We wrote earlier about "things we don't like" memes, and this one is pretty related. For this particular format, memers generally google someone or something they love (very popular within the animemes community) and then the life expectancy. When it's revealed that their favorite character is near-death, we're met with a weeping face. The meme can be used in the opposite way, as is seen with one of the Lil Pump memes, to lament that someone will be living so long. The meme is pretty basic, but some people are having fun with it.
Happy HONDA DAYS, y'all! Earlier this week a meme featuring a car salesman was making the Reddit and Instagram rounds. The pic features the salesman trying to sell a vehicle, slappin' its roof and boasting about how much spaghetti the "bad boy" can fit in it. The dumb as sh*t nature of the meme was an easy sell to meme-makers on the social networks, and has resulted in a near-meme takeover on r/dankmemes and r/animemes. The attempts have ranged from thoughtful and clever historical commentary to complete shitposts. We're here for all of them.
