Also called Kong Godzilla Doge · Godzilla vs Kong vs Cheems · Cheems Chasing Kong and Godzilla
Godzilla and Kong fight each other, then flee together from Cheems carrying a bat. Label two rivals and the unexpected third force that makes their argument irrelevant.
The first panel establishes a contest between two large opponents. The second changes the scale of that contest: both are suddenly on the same side, trying to get away.
The third label can be a shared problem or an underestimated competitor. It needs a reason to matter to both rivals, so the change from fighting to fleeing makes sense.
The template edits imagery from Godzilla vs. Kong, the 2021 film, by adding the bat-carrying Cheems associated with Bonk memes. Despite the Doge name in some template listings, the dog used here is Cheems. This chase is a meme edit, not a scene from the film. [2]
A blank version was posted to Reddit’s r/MemeTemplatesOfficial on February 14, 2021. Contemporary coverage describes further uses that month, including a KFC Spain post on February 15. These documented posts do not establish who first made the composite. [1] [2]
Label Godzilla on the left and Kong on the right in the upper panel. Add the third force over the lower part of Cheems in the second panel, leaving the dog’s face and bat visible.
Use two recognizable sides of one argument. Then choose a third label that defeats, interrupts, or outranks both of them. You do not need to repeat the first two labels in the chase panel.
Original captions to try with this template.
Two gaming camps lose their argument when neither can connect.
Both leisure options give way to the same household problem.
The immediate deadline overtakes a longer debate about priorities.
References for this template. Example captions are original.
A dated February 14, 2021 post of the blank two-panel edit.
February 2021 coverage identifies the film imagery, Cheems, and contemporary uses of the composite.
