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Dec 15, 2023 · The meme has users redrawing a panel from a parody Steven Universe webcomic and replacing the original characters with their comfort characters. But who drew the original "I think we're gonna have to kill this guy, Steven" comic and how did it go viral? Here's what you need to know.
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"We're Gonna Have To Kill This Guy, Steven" is an exploitable comic panel by Twitter artist Haus of Decline in which Steven Universe encounters Adolf Hitlerand Garnet tells him that Steven can't change his mind to make him less evil and must kill him. The comic panel has been used in several redraws and fan edits, usually featuring other characters...
The comic was posted to Haus of Decline's Twitter on April 16th, 2023.The comic features Steven Universe trying to negotiate with Adolf Hitler, but failing to do so. Afterward, Garnet says "I think we're gonna have to kill this guy, Steven." to which Steven only replies "Damn". The comic (shown below) received over 78,000 likes and over 7,600 retwe...
Variations began appearing almost immediately after Haus of Decline's post. Also on April 16th, 2023, user @yoloswagstudios edited the comic so that Steven shows Hitler a picture of Abigail Shapiro, causing Hitler to kill himself. The edit gained over 200 retweets and 7,100 likes in three weeks (shown below, left). However, the majority of edits we...
"We're Gonna Have To Kill This Guy, Steven" is an exploitable comic panel by Twitter artist Haus of Decline in which Steven Universe encounters Adolf Hitler and Garnet tells him that Steven can't change his mind to make him less evil and must kill him.
Religion itself isn't bad, it's bad when you force it on others. In my religion it is a sin to kill. Oh no he’s saying his opinion better kill him for it, reminds me of certain countries.
I believe the original was a comic of Steven Universe characters Steven and Garnet, where Garnet says that to Steven, who says "damn", the joke being that in Steven Universe, villains are often redeemed and problems sometimes fixed by singing about your feelings. Then it just became a meme. just looked it up.
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Jul 27, 2024 · "I Think We're Gonna Have to Kill This Guy" is a redraw art meme based on a panel from a comic parodying Steven Universe. The meme generally consists of two characters standing side-by-side, with the left character declaring that they need to kill an unspecified "guy" (Hitler in the original comic), to which the right character responds with ...
