Does Not Illustrate: Copycat Mockery

Copycat Mockery was recently launched, and an image was added shortly afterwards. It's... not particularly good.

For those unaware, this is a reference to the "Mocking SpongeBob" meme that was popular a few years ago. Without the proper context however, the image has absolutely nothing to do with the trope. In the actual show, SpongeBob was acting like a chicken in this scene. There's not even a caption underneath that mockingly repeats something for self-demonstration purposes.

I don't have any ideas for a replacement, but there's got to be a better image that demonstrates the trope.

Opened.

Panel 2+3 from this?

And pull the current even if we don't find a replacement; I agree that this doesn't illustrate.

That works.

If nothing else, throw out the current.

I'll just point out the image on Actually Pretty Funny could be moved to this page, but I prefer it on Actually Pretty Funny.

The Actually Pretty Funny image should stay where it is. I think it illustrates that trope pretty well.

3.1 would be kind of hard since each panel ends with a set-up for the next one. If we do end up using that as the image, maybe just keep the first two panels.

Pull current regardless.

I have another picture suggestion:

Doesn't look like Pearl is being copied there; just that she's annoyed at someone else who looks like her.

It's weak, but I think that's good enough pending something better.

I'm not seeing how that image is a copycat? The characters' hair, expression and clothing all appear to be different.

Current is pure JAFAAC. I'm not really feeling the suggestion.

I'm not feeling the Steven Universe image. It really doesn't look like one is imitating the other as a form of mockery. Maybe the original scene was, but it's not conveyed through the image alone.

This thread for No Sense of Humor suggested that this comic might work for this page.

I like that.

Same.

Yes, last three panels I'd say.

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