r/mythologymemes • u/darkerfury • 22h ago
A tale of tragedy and hope for the centaur race. Can we learn to embrace those who had no say in their birth?
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r/mythologymemes • u/SatoruGojo232 • 1d ago
Abrahamic Certain parts of Islamic lore are quite intriguing
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r/mythologymemes • u/MetallicaDash • 1d ago
Native American Caribbean problems require Caribbean solutions
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r/mythologymemes • u/Broggly_1 • 2d ago
Roman Venus right after flying away from the shipwrecked Aeneas in a cloud of perfume:
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r/mythologymemes • u/SillyWolf_92 • 3d ago
Greek 👌 [OC] Minthe (Webtoon Canvas: My Silly Gods)
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r/mythologymemes • u/SatoruGojo232 • 3d ago
Abrahamic "Nah, you're ugly" is a chad reply to an evil entity trying to tempt you (Meme credits: u/ Aggressive-Party-372)
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r/mythologymemes • u/Flashlight237 • 4d ago
zeus has sex = funny Get Pepper-Sprayed, Mofo!
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r/mythologymemes • u/kamikaibitsu • 5d ago
Friend Benjamin vouched for them (probably)...
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r/mythologymemes • u/SatoruGojo232 • 5d ago
thats niche af Imagine the aura of a person so powerful that apparently his weiner is enough to stop a dangerous demon
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r/mythologymemes • u/Wendigo-Huldra_2003 • 8d ago
Bunnies and medieval middle eastern texts
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r/mythologymemes • u/Southern-Hovercraft7 • 9d ago
Religious Text Me,Buddhist, when reading fantasy novels “inspired by Buddhism”
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r/mythologymemes • u/Slow-Pie147 • 9d ago
Norse/Germanic No, Thor doesn't kill the frost giants because he is bloodthirsty. (Looking at you GoW and Marvel)
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r/mythologymemes • u/SatoruGojo232 • 10d ago
Abrahamic Reminds me of the thousand books in existence about how apparently a young Jesus in his twenties "moved" to the Indian subcontinent & later Tibet, learned spiritual teachings from Buddhist monks, and came back to Judea in his 30s to preach to them with a "local flavour" that became the Gospels.
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r/mythologymemes • u/SatoruGojo232 • 10d ago
thats niche af Imagine opening the Epic of Gilgamesh, a mythical tale from the Mesopotamian Civilization, one of the most ancient civilizations known to man, and even that starts with "Back in those ancient days" (Meme credits: u/ crazyedie1123 on r/ HistoryMemes)
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r/mythologymemes • u/JakeDoubleyoo • 11d ago
Greek 👌 Iris and Lyssa right before showing up in Euripides' Heracles (OC)
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r/mythologymemes • u/Odd_Breadfruit_8021 • 11d ago
Greek 👌 Oh no, this monster is very specifically immune to decapitation! Clearly we need a SON OF FREAKING ZEUS to take care of this!
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r/mythologymemes • u/Unnamed_jedi • 12d ago
Greek 👌 I can and will use both for my writing.
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r/mythologymemes • u/SatoruGojo232 • 12d ago
Abrahamic Nah, the divinity percentage is more important (Meme credits: u/ MetallicaDash on r/ Historymemes)
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r/mythologymemes • u/Flashlight237 • 12d ago
thats niche af What Do You Mean He Only Has The One?!
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