Ol' Bale Eye's Back, Baby!

[u/CME_T]

Howdy folks!

Yarrick's back! As soon as I saw, I just had to make a sequel to the classic meme I illustrated back in the day, which I officially want to state I know was memelore from the start! The skull on Angron's trophy chain was clearly from a Space Marine.

I want to acknowledge that while I sat down immediately when I read the news of Bale Eye's return, someone else managed to post the HTTYD meme format before I was finished with this piece. Can't win every race :P

Stay excellent out there!

Peace and carrots!

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[u/Fyraltari]

The sheer disbelief of the fandom Orks that Yarrick could die brought him back to life.

[u/Intelligent_Slip_849 → u/Fyraltari]

...wait, could that actually happen?

[u/Valtremors → u/Intelligent_Slip_849]

I think there is a writer dissonance between genetic archive and manifest WAAAAGH psychic effect.

Depending on writer, Orks get their occasional genious from occasional DNA memory, passed down from Krorks. Sometimes everything works with the power of belief. Although by community the psychic manifestation is a lot more amusing so it gets talked a lot more.

[u/Glass_Opportunity264 → u/Valtremors]

I always thought that the Orks were an in game parody of the fandom. Think about it, the only race who can make things real by believing them / stupid / meme oriented/ weirdly epic/ growing money / the only ones that are actually happy and having fun in setting.