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Wombo Combo and Leffen v Chillin did not start out as memes, but rather iconic moments in the history of ''Smash'', which is the reason why they have pages on the wiki in the first place. In the former, it was very popular in the community due to its combo and commentary, which was why it eventually became a meme. Even as a meme, it became a staple in MLG meme culture, which transcends the ''Smash'' community to the point where people who don't know competitive ''Melee'' know about it. For the latter, the salty suite was iconic due to the events that led up to Chillin's embarrasing loss, which included Leffen's history as a villain and Chillin's own trash talk and diss track. It's because of all of that that it became a running joke in the community. | Wombo Combo and Leffen v Chillin did not start out as memes, but rather iconic moments in the history of ''Smash'', which is the reason why they have pages on the wiki in the first place. In the former, it was very popular in the community due to its combo and commentary, which was why it eventually became a meme. Even as a meme, it became a staple in MLG meme culture, which transcends the ''Smash'' community to the point where people who don't know competitive ''Melee'' know about it. For the latter, the salty suite was iconic due to the events that led up to Chillin's embarrasing loss, which included Leffen's history as a villain and Chillin's own trash talk and diss track. It's because of all of that that it became a running joke in the community. | ||
On the other hand, the Dabuz Copypasta, at its core, is just a copypasta | On the other hand, the Dabuz Copypasta, at its core, is just a copypasta. It's more so an internet thing and is not something unique to the ''Smash'' community; heck ''Smash'' has a history of copypastas, such as [https://www.twitchquotes.com/copypastas/2049 on Alex19] and [https://www.twitchquotes.com/copypastas/2923 Hungrybox]. Memes like this tend to be listed in the Trivia section, such as the [[Smasher:Deathspade#Trivia|ApolloKage-Deathspade relationship meme]] and [[Smasher:Shuton#Trivia|Live Shuton reaction]]. Just because Dabuz has an article on his meme status doesn't really change much in my opinion, aside from showing that the meme has a greater impact on the community than others; granted, it did help shift opinions on Dabuz, but that impact is still mostly limited to Dabuz and his fanbase rather than the greater ''Smash'' community. | ||
In addition, I don't think Maister is the best example for what transcends trivia. There really isn't anything "memey" about Maister that isn't self-contained (eg Avatar State) so there's not going to be a lot of information on the internet. On the other hand, there's stuff like Hungrybox's popoffs that are iconic, more so than the Dabuz Copypasta. Yet, there's also no incentive for it to have its own page or even subsection. As in, listing every instance is very likely impossible; talking about opinions on the popoff detracts from the point being made -- that it's an iconic Hungrybox thing to do; so what can you even discuss about it? In my opinion, the Dabuz Copypasta is in a similar boat | In addition, I don't think Maister is the best example for what transcends trivia. There really isn't anything "memey" about Maister that isn't self-contained (eg Avatar State) so there's not going to be a lot of information on the internet. On the other hand, there's stuff like Hungrybox's popoffs that are iconic, more so than the Dabuz Copypasta. Yet, there's also no incentive for it to have its own page or even subsection. As in, listing every instance is very likely impossible; talking about opinions on the popoff detracts from the point being made -- that it's an iconic Hungrybox thing to do; so what can you even discuss about it? In my opinion, the Dabuz Copypasta is in a similar boat; there's really nothing you can talk about outside from it being part of Dabuz's "fandom". | ||
I've already listed out my overall thoughts on Discord so I won't reiterate it here, but as of right now I don't see the Dabuz Copypasta as anything than extended trivia. [[User:Cookies and Creme|<span style="font-family: Georgia;color: black;">Cookies</span>]][[File:CnC Signature.png|20px]][[User talk:Cookies and Creme|<span style="font-family: Georgia; color: black;">Creme</span>]] 00:39, October 28, 2023 (EDT) | I've already listed out my overall thoughts on Discord so I won't reiterate it here, but as of right now I don't see the Dabuz Copypasta as anything than extended trivia. [[User:Cookies and Creme|<span style="font-family: Georgia;color: black;">Cookies</span>]][[File:CnC Signature.png|20px]][[User talk:Cookies and Creme|<span style="font-family: Georgia; color: black;">Creme</span>]] 00:39, October 28, 2023 (EDT) | ||
