"I am Shigeru Miyamoto, playing money."
Yesterday, Nintendo USA announced a big deal and a small thing: the animated film "Super Mario Brothers" starring "Star Lord" Chris Pratt announced that it would be postponed from December this year to next spring, and the specific release dates were April 27 (North America) and April 28 (Japan).
"I apologize but I promise the wait is worth it"
It's not hard to imagine that the film's production schedule has been affected by the pandemic and various other reasons, so the message itself doesn't convey much to ponder — except for the opening phrase "This is Miyamoto" (referring to "I am Miyamoto," or Shigeru Miyamoto).
This expression seems a little strange. Many people saw the "father of Mario" using the official account of Nintendo in the United States to announce a message in his own tone, a not-so-good sense of emphasis suddenly emerged, as if he was going to say something like "Musk bought Nintendo" and other big news - fortunately, nothing big happened.
This expression is not unused - last year Japan's TV Asahi held a voting event for players' favorite games, and after the award of "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wilderness", Shigeru Miyamoto thanked the majority of players with the same opening to promote the majority of players with Nintendo Japanese officials.
But the same is a sentence of "I am Miyamoto", last time of course no player felt strange, this time it is somewhat overkill déjà vu, in the eyes of netizens, Nintendo US account seems to feel that this message is preceded by a sentence "This is Miyamoto" to appear more convincing. There are more people who do not understand the past history, and the first reaction is even to see if this Nintendo US account will be faked by anyone.
"Doesn't anyone think this number is fake?"
After confirming that this was indeed from the Nintendo official, "Shigeru Miyamoto himself said" produced an unexpected extension among netizens. This format makes it easy for people to think of the "son once knew" sentence form, so the comment area gave birth to countless Miyamoto Shigeru famous words meme with smuggled goods.
Movies that have been postponed are not good movies – Shigeru Miyamoto (Shigeru Miyamoto: Nonsense I didn't say)
What makes netizens even more playful is that the sentence "This is Miyamoto" has been seen as a sign of authenticity, so they quickly played this sentence into a new meme: the general operation method is to add a paragraph after This is Miyamoto what they want to say, of course, you can also directly apply the sentence form of this tweet from Nintendo Usa, and then use this rhetorical technique to output a piece of nonsense:
I am Shigeru Miyamoto. I decided to eat some cornflakes for dinner, and I'm sorry for that, but I promise it's something to look forward to.
But if it's accompanied by something earth-shattering, the effect may be more exaggerated.
I was Shigeru Miyamoto, and we shot Luigi.
But some high imitations saw the traffic code in them - a high imitation of Shigeru Miyamoto, an old colleague of Shigeru Miyamoto and producer of "Nintendo Star Brawl", also stepped forward at this time, borrowing the almighty and fidelity Thisis is Miyamoto, saying that the two had discussed to remove all super Mario characters from "Nintendo Star Brawl". This guy's scam really disturbed some people, and someone in the comments section asked "Is this true?" ”。
But Sakurai himself's Twitter is almost exclusively in Japanese.
Someone else dug up a tweet from a 9-year-old former Heaven American official recommending his favorite In-N-Out burger (a fast food brand) on behalf of Hamburg's talent Shigeru Miyamoto.
Mr. Miyamoto said he was serious when he wanted In-N-Out!
Then use this meme to reprocess it — unlike the above spoofs, at least the meaning of this statement is indeed expressed by Shigeru Miyamoto.
I'm Miyamoto, and I didn't lie when I said I wanted an In-N-Out burger. I apologize but I promise the wait is worth it.
Shigeru Miyamoto himself probably did not expect that now when he opens social media and looks around, there are people everywhere in This is Miyamoto, and everyone is having a lot of fun.
And it is not known how long it will be popular in the future.
At present, this meme has not fully entered the Chinese Internet, but if you think about it, This is Miyamoto has already had an appropriate expression in China, concise and clear and ridiculous meaning may not lose the original meaning - "I am Shigeru Miyamoto, playing money"