This is basically every fight in Invincible Also don't watch the show without parent permission because it gets like REALLY GORY! If you've seen Invincible (no pun intended**) then you should get it, and even if you haven't seen it, you could probably understand what's going on. Also it took longer to recreate the title card then anything else. **For people who don't understand the no pun intended, there's an Invincible meme where someone says "If he's invincible, then why can I see him?" making the remark "if you've seen Invincible" have a second layer to it. This meme went viral in 2021 (probably) and is commented on every Instagram Invincible post with some sort of variation, one notably being "If he's invisible, then why can he can hurt?" It’s like a perfect storm of misunderstanding and wordplay, which is why it stuck around for so long. The “If he’s invincible, why can I see him?” line is so complex because it’s technically a logical question if you’re mixing up invincible (unable to be harmed) with invisible (unable to be seen). But the best part is how people kept riffing on it. Variations like: “If he's invisible, why can he hurt?” “If he’s invincible, why did he lose?” "If he's indivisible, why can he be split?" “If he’s invincible, why did his dad leave?” (this one took a dark turn ?) "If it's a train, why did Invincible go through it?" It just became one of those inside jokes where if you know, you know. And then Instagram comment sections were flooded with it—every Invincible post had some variation. It’s like how Morbius got meme’d into fake success. Meme culture is so weird and cyclical. Stuff like this always pops up when a show or character name can be misinterpreted. Like if Batman was literally a bat, or if The Flash didn’t actually move fast. People started deliberately messing up words in even more absurd ways, and suddenly, logic went out the window. Some legendary examples include: “If he’s invisible, why does he cast a shadow?” “If he’s invincible, why did he lose in a fight?” (classic misunderstanding of the word) “If he’s invincible, why did Omni-Man send him to the hospital?” (a personal favourite) “If he’s invincible, why does he have emotions?” (bro confused invincible with emotionally unavailable ?) “If he’s invincible, why does he pay taxes?” “If he’s invincible, why is the show called Invincible?” And then people took it even further, where the sentence structure itself stopped making sense, leading to absolute masterpieces like: “If he’s invincible, why can the can he can?” “If he’s invincible, why does my dad not talk to me?” “If he’s invincible, why isn’t he Invincibled?” “If he’s invincible, why does he have bones?” “If he’s invincible, why can he not [random pause]?” At some point, it stopped even being about Invincible and just turned into internet gobbledygook, where the only rule was to make the dumbest sentence possible while still being just understandable enough to be funny. This meme single-handedly took over the fandom and every Invincible fan has seen this meme at least once. The meme is like when someone deliberately spells something wrong in a comment for engagement, except this time it’s about breaking language itself. no glaze
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