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A new start with Lawl Galaxy means a new divisions banner, oh boy.

Yes, I'm still using the old terminology, I'm very Throwback Thursday-ish with my presentation. The explanations for these go as follows:

Celebrities - Everyone knows these guys, duh

YouTube Poops - These guys are more known for their memehood than their original source material

Cults - Obscure shit, but dammit if there's no passion involved

And since it's been a while, I'mma go over the explanations of everyone here in moveset/reveal order:
*Hacked Sonic - Sonic ROM hacking is a highly notable part of the Sonic community, though these days it's usually known for its more meme-flavored ROM hacks (i.e. Sonic 2 XL, CrazySonic, Pepsi in Sonic 1, Sonic 1 Egg on Toast Edition, [White Streak, Speeds By] Yeth)
*Somari - NES bootlegs are quite well-known and memetic by nature (I mean, Grand Dad was a big meme for a reason, y'know)
*Jenny Wakeman - MLaaTR holds quite the passionate cult following, and Jenny's started to become noteworthy in the public thanks to her appearance in Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl followed by SMITE and Nickelodeon Kart Racers 3. She's also a noteworthy subject of Rule 34.
*Generator Rex - While the show has garnered much praise from the public eye during its heyday, it's sadly not as widely known as its fellow CN action cartoon brethren like Samurai Jack and Ben 10.
*Abobo - Abobo's Big Adventure is plenty noteworthy as a fangame and piece of Abobo's history, though not as much notoriety for it is within the Lawl circles.
*Papyrus - It's Undertale, do I really need to explain shit?
*Flash Mario - In the early years of Flash, Mario was usually twisted into something more of a vulgar ass-kicker, and the games retain this aspect.
*Sunny Bridges - Class of 3000 while fondly remembered is sadly left to obscurity these days compared to other CN classics in and out of the City Era.
*Spooky - Spooky's Jump Scare Mansion sits alongside many other flavor of the month indie horror titles famous through YouTube (though thankfully it hasn't been twisted into kiddie fodder; looking at you, FNAF).
*Lame Freddy - 3LAMESTUDIO's videos are very...abstract stuff. Lame Freddy reps this with jumping between animation styles and voices.
*Musical SpongeBob - Being hot off the heels of SpongeBob, the musical is regarded as an exceptional passion project with the classic show.
*Important Videos - Do I really need to elaborate at all?
*Pinkie Pie - In the 2010s, MLP took the internet by storm through internet memes aplenty. It also had some YTP stuff of its own during that time.
*GHOST - Creepypastas have evolved into a highly noteworthy and very much active branch of horror these days, and the Pokémon subsection is especially known.

Description

A new start with Lawl Galaxy means a new divisions banner, oh boy.

Yes, I'm still using the old terminology, I'm very Throwback Thursday-ish with my presentation. The explanations for these go as follows:

Celebrities - Everyone knows these guys, duh

YouTube Poops - These guys are more known for their memehood than their original source material

Cults - Obscure shit, but dammit if there's no passion involved

And since it's been a while, I'mma go over the explanations of everyone here in moveset/reveal order:
*Hacked Sonic - Sonic ROM hacking is a highly notable part of the Sonic community, though these days it's usually known for its more meme-flavored ROM hacks (i.e. Sonic 2 XL, CrazySonic, Pepsi in Sonic 1, Sonic 1 Egg on Toast Edition, [White Streak, Speeds By] Yeth)
*Somari - NES bootlegs are quite well-known and memetic by nature (I mean, Grand Dad was a big meme for a reason, y'know)
*Jenny Wakeman - MLaaTR holds quite the passionate cult following, and Jenny's started to become noteworthy in the public thanks to her appearance in Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl followed by SMITE and Nickelodeon Kart Racers 3. She's also a noteworthy subject of Rule 34.
*Generator Rex - While the show has garnered much praise from the public eye during its heyday, it's sadly not as widely known as its fellow CN action cartoon brethren like Samurai Jack and Ben 10.
*Abobo - Abobo's Big Adventure is plenty noteworthy as a fangame and piece of Abobo's history, though not as much notoriety for it is within the Lawl circles.
*Papyrus - It's Undertale, do I really need to explain shit?
*Flash Mario - In the early years of Flash, Mario was usually twisted into something more of a vulgar ass-kicker, and the games retain this aspect.
*Sunny Bridges - Class of 3000 while fondly remembered is sadly left to obscurity these days compared to other CN classics in and out of the City Era.
*Spooky - Spooky's Jump Scare Mansion sits alongside many other flavor of the month indie horror titles famous through YouTube (though thankfully it hasn't been twisted into kiddie fodder; looking at you, FNAF).
*Lame Freddy - 3LAMESTUDIO's videos are very...abstract stuff. Lame Freddy reps this with jumping between animation styles and voices.
*Musical SpongeBob - Being hot off the heels of SpongeBob, the musical is regarded as an exceptional passion project with the classic show.
*Important Videos - Do I really need to elaborate at all?
*Pinkie Pie - In the 2010s, MLP took the internet by storm through internet memes aplenty. It also had some YTP stuff of its own during that time.
*GHOST - Creepypastas have evolved into a highly noteworthy and very much active branch of horror these days, and the Pokémon subsection is especially known.