Meme-worthy Kuchipatchi image

[TamaBoy9000]

It all started when I found a Japanese DVD rip of episode 104 of Tamagotchi! online. Then, 10 minutes into the video, I found this screenshot right here, and I thought, "This looks very useful for a meme." (NOTE: If any of you guys want to use this for a meme, go ahead.)



Below is an example I made.

 

[Penguin-keeper]

That's certainly a great still. Good luck turning it into a meme; That requires more than just captioning an image, after all - it needs to catch on with tons of people around the world and spread widely, therefore becoming memetic.

Also, I've merged your second post into your first one. There's an Edit button that's available in the bottom-left of your posts for 24 hours after you post a message - that way, you can add to or correct your previous message, instead of having to make a second one when there aren't yet any replies.

 

[TamaBoy9000]

I spread it on DeviantArt and Imgflip! 

DeviantArt: https://www.deviantart.com/peasonnoggin12/art/Bandai-America-in-the-eyes-of-TimothythePainter-821641751

Imgflip: https://imgflip.com/i/3hqgsa

EDIT: For those of you who want to use it as a template, click here: https://imgflip.com/memetemplate/211186574/Kuchipatchi-and-the-Hard-Way

 

[TamaBoy9000]

So I thought about using the meme twice for a school project in my history class. My history teacher said I could use memes related to stuff we talked about in there.