If that's not reason enough to be an internet meme, then what is? Source: A former themlet kinnie who lived through it all.Īnons, is finding a man to play competitive shooter games considered to be a red flag? Why is this genre infested with creepy normies, eboys or incels? I always tell that I am not single before I queue with someone to avoid any awkwardness, but they still manage to hit on me or reclaim me as their girlfriend after only of a hour of playing together. Komaeda carries out his literary role in the real world. At this point, he's basically transcendent. With all that in mind, I do find it amazing that Komaeda as an icon- completely dissociated the source material in which his peers either despised or idolised him- remains such a polarising force. His well-written character reduced to a 'gotcha!' for anyone unlucky enough to be terminally online in the mid-2010's.

In the current year, long after both SDR2 and Undertale have peaked and undergone massive fandom exodus, Komaeda lives on as an easy, often unfunny punchline. Cyber citizens unfamiliar with both Danganronpa and Undertale shared the video just to adhere to the trend- and also to dunk on Kanye West, a target deemed acceptable for many different reasons depending on one's ideology. Ultimately, Komaeda rose to true internet meme status as Fingers In His Ass Sunday became a weekly phenomenon. As the favourites of their respective fandoms (see: 'tumblr sexymen'), it was a natural union. At a surface level, they both represent an eccentric but harmless guy who is later revealed to be deranged, tragic, and overpowered. As for his crack pairing with Sans, it's probably because they serve a similar narrative role. They brought the Komaeda jokes with them. Following Undertale's 2015 release, fans of Danganronpa naturally cohabitated in the new fandom. As such, Komaeda became a household name. The posts were innocuous and funny enough out of context to be reshared by those completely unfamiliar with Danganronpa. For outsiders, he was popularised by the troll tumblr Komaeda Love Mail, an ARG masquerading as a trendy fandom-based positivity blog. As a result, an abundance of fan art spread around the internet, entering his likeness into the public conscience. His markedly controversial decisions, which are pivotal moments in canon, extend his relevance even to those who dislike his character. >766673 Within the fandom, Komaeda is a favourite character and one half of the game's most popular ship.

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