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Even the most dedicated anime lover has to take a break from their streaming devices every now and again. Whether it's to haul ass to work, or pretend to study and the library, we all have to submit to some form of responsibility. This carefully selected collection of anime memes is designed to help you poor weeaboos enjoy yourselves when you get a minute to distract yourself from the torture. 

If you're keen on wasting time, let us introduce you to the Facebook page Crossovers Nobody Asked For. The premise of this shitposting group is simple: people share memes and photos featuring themes and items that really didn't need to be combined. Many of these combine 2 memes in one, making the memes extra meta. If you like what you see, and are partial to anime memes, definitely give the group a follow. 

While the King of the Hill finale aired in 2010, thanks to internet streaming we're still able to enjoy the antics of our favorite grill-happy Texans. Even better? Many fans of Hank Hill are constantly hard at work churning out dank and dumb memes dedicated to the the show. These mashups and funny moments are pretty ample proof of that.

Only the real fans of Dragon Ball Z will understand some of these gems. As for everyone else, we still think you'll enjoy these memes, even if you were just a passive DBZ fan. Check out another gallery of Dragon Ball Z memes via Fail Blog!

Nothing gets people riled up like a healthy Pepsi vs. Coke style debate. And now we've got a meme format that's designed to do just that. Average Fan vs. Average Enjoyer memes use photos of James' Youniverse to portray a basic or classless preference against a photo of a chiseled male plastic surgery victim to represent a more cultured opinion. The memes cover our favorite eternal soda debate as well as scientific stances and a whole lot of anime references. We've included our favorites but you can read more about the format over at Know Your Meme.

Pokemon is one of those rare things that was cool when we were kids in the late '90s, and is still cool for us as adults today. So scroll down for some Pokemon content, and then head on over here for more!

Even if you're not particularly into anime, it's likely you know and love at least one Studio Ghibli film. Whether that be My Neighbor Totoro, Howl's Moving Castle, Princess Mononoke, or something else, we're pretty sure there's something in this gallery for you!

Have you ever wanted a gallery purely made up of GIFs of the delicious-looking food in Studio Ghibli films? Well you're in luck, 'cause eBaum's World has it!

Enjoy this batch and have a look at the previous list here.

We wrote earlier about "things we don't like" memes, and this one is pretty related. For this particular format, memers generally google someone or something they love (very popular within the animemes community) and then the life expectancy. When it's revealed that their favorite character is near-death, we're met with a weeping face. The meme can be used in the opposite way, as is seen with one of the Lil Pump memes, to lament that someone will be living so long. The meme is pretty basic, but some people are having fun with it. 

Yeah, yeah. We know. Stealth is practical. But is it fun? These memes celebrate those times when you're allowed to go as wild, as loud, and as explosive as you damn well please. 

Just a great big "ah man, why'd you have to go and do that?"

Sit back. 

We all know that guy (or guys) who will stop at nothing to downplay the pain of childbirth, insisting that his pain as a man is much, much worse than any woman will ever know. The truth is, we'll never know whose pain is worse. In the mean time, these trending memes poke fun at that sentiment in the best way possible.

Sometimes the best memes are the most simple. These Photoshop parodies of beverage giant Snapple's "Real Facts" campaign are living proof of this theory. 

Most of us don't think twice about re-using a leftover cardboard Amazon box, and usually chuck it straight in the recycling bin. But not this guy. He makes insanely cool cardboard weapons from cardboard Amazon boxes that are inspired from video games, with a hot glue gun and some scissors. And he is inspiring us. The fact that he's making these weapons - let alone out of cardboard - is mind blowing. If you're a bit of a nerd or just like clever things, check out his amazing creations below.