Randy Orton And The Undertaker Meme Template

Something you thought was gone has just returned. Give The Undertaker the recurring problem in the top panel and Randy Orton the person who now has to face it.

The Undertaker emerges in the upper panel, followed by a close-up of Randy Orton’s alarmed face. The two images make a cause-and-reaction pair: an unwanted arrival and the person recognizing it.

The returning thing does not have to be frightening on its own. An unfinished task, a snoozed alarm, or a recurring error becomes a formidable opponent through Orton’s expression.

The images come from The Undertaker’s return at WWE Survivor Series on November 27, 2005. Randy Orton had survived the main event for Team SmackDown when The Undertaker emerged from a flaming casket during the celebration. [1] [2]

The return continued their wrestling storyline after Orton had set The Undertaker’s casket on fire weeks earlier. Paired with Orton’s shocked reaction, the entrance gives the meme a clear reversal: the supposedly finished threat is back. [1]

Label The Undertaker across the lower part of the top panel. Put the reaction label near the bottom of Orton’s panel, keeping his wide eyes clear.

For a return joke, name something the person had delayed, dismissed, or lost track of. The lower caption can be as short as “Me.”

What has returned

The problem arriving with The Undertaker.

Who has to face it

The person represented by Randy Orton.

• Make the top caption the cause of the reaction.
• Use the second caption to identify who has to deal with it.
• Keep Orton’s eyes visible.