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Legendary✦ Shiny
Big Chungus
No. 017/300 · Appeared in 2018
Big Chungus refers to an image of the cartoon character Bugs Bunny, usually captioned with the phrase "Big Chungus" and presented as a game for the PlayStation 4 console.Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
Shiny Legendary: the same Big Chungus, in grey on onyx and gold, and the hardest card to pull.
RareFull Art
Lame Pun Coon
No. 308/300 · Memes World · Series 1
Full Art: 10 cards of their own, where the art fills the whole card. About one card in 1000.
Mythic★★★★★
Trollface
No. 006/300 · Appeared in 2008
Trollface, sometimes spelled Troll Face, is a Rage Comic character wearing a mischievous smile that is meant to represent the facial expression of an internet troll.Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
Mythic, the rarity above Legendary: drawn in MS Paint, weaponised by every forum on Earth.
Legendary★★★★
Big Chungus
No. 017/300 · Appeared in 2018
Big Chungus refers to an image of the cartoon character Bugs Bunny, usually captioned with the phrase "Big Chungus" and presented as a game for the PlayStation 4 console.Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
Bugs Bunny, fattened up by a fake PlayStation 4 game and revived by Reddit in 2019.
Legendary★★★★
Stonks
No. 027/300 · Appeared in 2017
Stonks is an intentional misspelling of the word "stocks" which is often associated with a surreal meme featuring the character Meme Man standing in front of a picture representing the stock market followed by the caption "Stonks." The picture began seeing use as a reaction image…Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
Meme Man in a suit, celebrating the worst financial decisions.
Epic★★★
Grumpy Cat
No. 057/300 · Appeared in 2012
Grumpy Cat is the nickname given to Tardar Sauce, a snowshoe cat that rose to online fame after several pictures of her annoyed facial expressions were posted to Reddit in late September 2012.Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
Tardar Sauce, a snowshoe cat whose annoyed face conquered Reddit in 2012.
Epic★★★
Bad Luck Brian
No. 043/300 · Appeared in 2012
Bad Luck Brian is an advice animal character based on a photograph of a blonde-haired teenager wearing a plaid sweater vest and dental braces. In the image macro series, the character is portrayed as a cursed victim of misfortunes or a scapegoat in humiliating situations of varying degrees.Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
A teenager in a plaid sweater vest, cursed by every misfortune an image macro can invent.
Rare★★
This Is Fine
No. 076/300 · Appeared in 2016
This Is Fine. refers to a panel from the web comic Gunshow where a dog is slowly engulfed in flames while proclaiming that everything is fine. It is used as a reaction image used by forum posters trying to say calm in stressful situations.Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
A dog sipping coffee in a burning room, drawn by KC Green.
Common★
Me IRL
No. 166/300 · Appeared in 1997
Me IRL is a phrase used to indicate that a user believes that a linked image or video indicates their present mental or physical state. The phrase is also often used ironically by using a strange or cringeworthy image.Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
Two words for recognising yourself in an image you did not expect.
Sample cards, taken from the 290 cards of the Classics pack, series 1 and its 10 Full Art cards (No. 301 to 310): the year is when each meme first appeared online.
Rarity follows fame
The further a meme spread and the longer it lasted, the harder its card is to pull.
How it works
How the meme card game works
Open packs
Each pack holds a handful of meme cards. Mostly commons, and every so often something shiny.
Collect by rarity
Rarity follows fame: the further a meme spread and the longer it lasted, the harder its card is to pull.
Trade and complete
Swap duplicates with friends and chase the full set, from deep cuts to all-time classics.
- Common
- Rare
- Epic
- Legendary
- Mythic
- Full Art
- Shiny ✦
The market: trade cards for MemeCoins
MemeCoins are the in-game currency. Every card you pull can go up for auction, and every auction is settled in MemeCoins.
Auction your cards
Pick a card from your collection, set a starting bid and a duration. That copy is held until the auction ends.
Bid in MemeCoins
Outbid other collectors. If someone beats your bid, your MemeCoins come straight back.
Know the real price
Every card shows its average sale price and its full sale history, so you never overpay for a Rickroll.
A meme trading card game for people who grew up online
Memes are the shared culture of the internet. Some lasted a weekend, others changed the way a whole generation talks. A meme trading card game treats them the way sports cards treat legends: every meme gets a card, a story and a rarity, and collecting them becomes the game.
Each card says where a meme came from, when it took off and why people still post it. The backstories come from public meme culture, the kind catalogued by Know Your Meme, so every pack doubles as a crash course in internet history.
Like WikiMasters, but with memes
If you've played WikiMasters or Wikigacha, you already know the loop: open packs, discover cards, chase the rare ones. Those games turn Wikipedia articles into cards. MyMemeCards runs the same loop on what the internet loves most: its memes.
Instead of an article about a battle or a planet, you might pull the Rickroll, a piece of internet history that has been fooling people since 2007. Same thrill of the pull, a lot more laughs.
Why start now
- Your first pack is free, no account needed.
- A new pack every 10 minutes once you sign in with Google.
- The cards everyone owns get rarer: early collectors get the best pulls.
Frequently asked questions
It is a collectible card game where every card is an internet meme. You open packs, discover memes of different rarities, build a collection and trade duplicates with other players.
Yes. Your first pack opens free on this page, no account needed. Sign in to keep your cards: 6 more packs are waiting right away. After that, a free pack recharges every 10 minutes, up to 3 in reserve.
Rarity follows how famous a meme became: how far it spread, how long it lasted and how much it is still referenced today. A timeless classic will be much harder to pull than a meme that lived for a week.
Yes, the idea is similar: those games turn Wikipedia articles into cards, MyMemeCards turns internet memes into cards. MyMemeCards is an independent project and is not affiliated with either game.
Trading is part of the core design: swapping duplicates is how you complete a collection. Add friends by handle and send them offers, cards and MemeCoins included.
MemeCoins are the in-game currency of MyMemeCards. You spend them to bid on other players' cards and receive them when you sell yours at auction.
Yes. On the market you can put any card from your collection up for auction, and every card shows its average sale price so you know what it is worth.
It is out now: open your first pack free on this page, then sign in with Google to keep playing.
Start your meme collection
Game guides
Every rule has its guide, and every meme has its page.
are the in-game currency. Every card you pull can go up for auction, and every auction is settled in MemeCoins.