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Unfortunately, she made a '6' on her first attempt by accident. She wrote it again on the back of the box and Paul blacked out the mistake, converting it into two 'exhaust ports'. An hour later, Paul found himself being asked for his autograph by a group of six people. Unsure how to respond and what to sign , he asked the group of six to sign the inside flaps at the bottom of the box with his sharpie marker.

By the end of the first day he had acquired 31 signatures and 42 signatures the second day. He joined the U. Navy shortly afterward and spent most of hist time abroad during his service.

Due to this fact, he didn't find out about becoming a meme until over 7 years after the photo was taken. Paul still has the eight autographed cardboard flaps, but they are 'lost' in one of the many cardboard storage boxes in his garage. Palgen stated he will be attending the Anime Central convention in wearing a box and autographing Gundam merchandise due to it being the ten year anniversary of the original photo.

The picture was first introduced to the Japanese Gundam fans after it was posted via Japanese image host service pya! Upon reaching Japanese illustrators communities like Pixiv [2] and Danbooru [3] , Cardboard Box Gundam also became a popular subject of Gundam fan art and cosplay, many of which can be found at conventions and picture message boards.

In and , some of 2channel users held offline meet-ups for Cardboard Box Gundam and joined there with their own "Gundam" cosplay. The end result was posted to YouTube on October 29th, [5]. In May , a poster of the original Cardboard Box Gundam photograph was spotted on the streets of Akihabara shopping district. The story of Cardboard Box Gundam came to a full-circle when anime communities and geek culture blogs began reporting on the Japanese internet phenomenon of cardboard cosplay.

Since receiving coverage by English-language blogs, the cardboard costume has been occasionally reproduced by followers in the Western hemisphere, often times at anime conventions. View All Images. Show Comments. Thanks to photoshop, Doc Ock's now looking his best.

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Know Your Meme is an advertising supported site and we noticed that you're using an ad-blocking solution. Photoshopping This Image Of Dr. Popular: Taco Bell Wings. Read Edit History. Story Editor's note: This story is contributed by Paul M. Palgen himself. Spread The picture was first introduced to the Japanese Gundam fans after it was posted via Japanese image host service pya! Notable Examples Upon reaching Japanese illustrators communities like Pixiv [2] and Danbooru [3] , Cardboard Box Gundam also became a popular subject of Gundam fan art and cosplay, many of which can be found at conventions and picture message boards.

Offline Meet-Up In and , some of 2channel users held offline meet-ups for Cardboard Box Gundam and joined there with their own "Gundam" cosplay. Akihabara In May , a poster of the original Cardboard Box Gundam photograph was spotted on the streets of Akihabara shopping district.

Top entries this week. Search Interest. External References [1] pya! Latest Editorial And News. Meme Tron Guy. Person Jessica Nigri. If you are, you should take a look at this cardboard Gundam! Departing from the tradition of miniature models of a real Gundam — yes, they are real — this one does those seen in the T. However, the cardboard lends it with a look all its own, and which Gundam better to experiment with than the fan-favorite Wing Zero?!

So intricate is the detail of this cardboard Gundam that it must have taken its craftsman months to complete. Heck, even the crotch is there. All has been precisely measured to fit with the rest. Another great thing about the cardboard Wing Zero is that it shares the same immovability found in its plastic predecessors!

As you can see from the pictures, it can be arranged in a vast number of different poses due to the independent movement of each limb. The arms and legs are free to move any which way you like, as they are complete with elbows and knees, respectively. And, most importantly, movement of the head is also viable. The cardboard Wing Zero also includes its sword, shield and battle rifle as seen on the program.

Via: The Cardboard Gundam.