Three Headed Dragon Meme Template

Two dragon heads look ready for battle; the third sticks out its tongue. Label a trio to show two serious or capable members and one conspicuously different contributor.

The first two heads establish what the group is supposed to look like. The wide-eyed head on the right breaks that pattern, so its label usually delivers the joke.

The odd one out does not always have to be worse. It can be the playful friend, the improvised solution, or the part of a project that nobody bothered to polish.

Artist Michael J. Larson posted King Ghidorah in a Nutshell on June 2, 2019, shortly after the release of Godzilla: King of the Monsters. The drawing turns the monster’s three personalities into two fearsome faces and one goofy face. This template is fan art rather than a frame from the film. [1]

King of the Monsters director Michael Dougherty discussed the nickname Kevin for the less serious head in June 2019. The drawing was already online before that public explanation. Meme captions then used the three heads to compare members of other groups. [2] [1]

Put one label on each neck, below the face. Read them from left to right so the two serious heads set up the third.

Keep the labels parallel: three people, three parts of a project, or three ways of doing one job. A one- or two-word label is often enough.

The first serious member

On the left neck, below the face.

The second serious member

On the middle neck, below the face.

The odd one out

On the right neck, below the tongue.

• Label all three heads.
• Save the odd choice for the right-hand head.
• Keep the eyes and tongue visible.
• Leave the artist’s signature at the bottom left clear.