Common★
Me IRL
No. 166/290 · 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
Rare★★
This Is Fine
No. 076/290 · 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
Epic★★★
Neil deGrasse Tyson Reaction
No. 031/290 · Appeared in 2011
Neil deGrasse Tyson Reaction is a rage comic character and reaction face of astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson making a defensive gesture. The character image is sometimes associated with the catchphrase "Watch out guys, we're dealing with a badass over here" that is used to mock…Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
Legendary★★★★
Big Chungus
No. 017/290 · 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
Mythic★★★★★
Navy Seal Copypasta
No. 001/290 · Appeared in 2010
"Navy Seal Copypasta" is an angry rant post that gained online notoriety for its abundance of ridiculous self-flattery and threats that portray the poster as an "Internet tough guy" stereotype.Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
LegendaryFull Art
Doge
No. 304/290 · Memes World · Series 1
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The meme cards of MyMemeCards turn memes into real collectible cards: a number, a rarity, a picture and a story. All online, no cardboard, no shipping.
What is on a meme card?
Like any collectible card, every card has an identity. At the top, the rarity in stars, one for a Common, five for a Mythic, and the meme’s name. In the middle, the meme itself. Then its number in the series and the year it appeared, such as “No. 001/290 · Appeared in 2010”, and a short text telling the meme. Every card also has its own page explaining where the meme comes from.
Mythic★★★★★
Navy Seal Copypasta
No. 001/290 · Appeared in 2010
"Navy Seal Copypasta" is an angry rant post that gained online notoriety for its abundance of ridiculous self-flattery and threats that portray the poster as an "Internet tough guy" stereotype.Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
Mythic★★★★★
Slender Man
No. 002/290 · Appeared in 2009
Slender Man is a mythical creature often depicted as being tall and thin, wearing a black suit with a white shirt and necktie, and having a blank face.Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
Mythic★★★★★
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) / Lenny Face
No. 003/290 · Appeared in 2012
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°), or “Le Lenny Face," is a Unicode-based emoticon used to convey a wide range of feelings, including self-complacence and mischievous joy, on image boards, forums and comments sections.Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
Mythic★★★★★
Forever Alone
No. 004/290 · Appeared in 2010
Forever Alone is a cartoon character image that is used to express loneliness and disappointment with life. It is considered one of the first major "rage comic" characters to be spun off from the original "Rage Guy":/memes/rage-guy-fffffuuuuuuuu character, which first…Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
Mythic★★★★★
Zerg Rush
No. 005/290 · Appeared in 2004
Zerg Rush is an online slang term used to describe a situation where one is outnumbered by a force of an overwhelming scale. It originates from the popular real-time strategy game Starcraft, in which the "Zerg" race is notoriously known for its ability to mass produce offensive…Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
Mythic★★★★★
Trollface
No. 006/290 · 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
Three packs of meme cards
The cards come from the Memes World pack (series 1, the Classics, with 290 cards and 10 Full Art, then series 2 to 70: 20,059 more internet memes), the Memes FR pack (952 French memes) and the Cats limited edition (35 cards). Browse them all on the meme cards index, or read the guide to meme card packs.
Five rarities, and two variants
The further a meme spread and the longer it lasted, the rarer its card: Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic. Two variants spice up the collection. A Full Art shows the meme across the whole card; a Shiny can hit any card and is worth three times more when recycled. Every figure is on the meme card rarity page.
- Common72%
- Rare23.9%
- Epic3.2%
- Legendary0.56%
- Mythic0.3%
- Full Art0.8%
- Shiny0.2%
Complete sets, grade your cards
17 themed sets, such as “French Full Art”, “Web Stars”, “French Creators”, “French Politics”, pay MemeCoins and a title once you hold every card in them. Grading puts a card in a slab with a permanent grade from 1 to 10: a 10 is a one-in-100,000 draw, and a graded card can be sold or traded but never played.
Cards made by the players
The catalog keeps growing, and players add to it: 103 cards started as a player’s suggestion and carry their handle. Missing your meme? Suggest a meme.
Growing your collection
- Open your free packs: one every 10 minutes once signed in, up to 3 in reserve.
- Recycle duplicates into MemeCoins and bid on the cards you miss.
- Trade duplicates with your friends.
- Stake duplicates in the mini-games.
Frequently asked questions
Are there physical meme cards?
MyMemeCards cards are digital: you collect and trade them online, on mymemecards.com.
How many meme cards can you collect?
21,346, across the Memes World pack, the Memes FR pack and the Cats limited edition.
What is the rarest meme card?
The Mythics, and above all their Shiny versions: about 0.3% of the cards pulled are Mythic.
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