AboutWhat does the meme depict?
The Three-Headed Dragon meme features a humorous drawing of the film monster King Ghidorah, reimagined by artist Michael J. Larsen. The drawing depicts the legendary three-headed dragon in a simplified, cartoonish style. Each head displays a unique expression, adding to the comical nature of the artwork. This image is widely used as an exploitable in object-labeling memes where each head is labeled differently to reflect various humorous contrasts or conflicts.
OriginWho did it first?
The meme began with the release of the monster film 'Godzilla: King of the Monsters' in the United States on May 31, 2019. Shortly after, on June 2, 2019, artist Michael J. Larson took to his DeviantArt profile and various social media accounts to post his fan art of King Ghidorah, titled "King Ghidorah in a Nutshell." His artwork was also shared on Twitter (now X) and Instagram. The piece quickly became popular, lending itself to the creation of numerous memes.[1]
Origin: 2019