Series 17
Further reading about the references made in Series 17, Cards 1-50 as well as links & original images (if available).
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Further reading about the references made in Series 17, Cards 1-50 as well as links & original images (if available).
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Series 17, Card 15 - was created by an . The image on the card is taken from the cover of a 1990 board game expansion pack called The board game was released in 1989 by the company . The card creator had a total of 8 cards accepted into the Rare Pepe project including what has to be one of the earliest known examples of a vIRL (virtual in real life) - . In this case, purchasing the digital asset PEPETSHIRT entitled you to an actual tee shirt being sent to your home as well as a "receipt" in the form of another digital asset - .
Series 17, Card 25 - was created by an . This was one of two cards that they contributed to the Rare Pepe series. The other being .
The image on the card is a man dressed up as the character from the Japanese television program , and its succeeding series, . He is a green, bucktoothed dinosaur and is usually accompanied by his friend , a red Yeti. The roughly translates to "Bring it on", or "Come on" as it's written bellow. It seems that the human Gachapin wants to fight someone.
Series 17 Card 39 - was created by the artist known as 0jak. It is a mash-up of the video game "" and and the cutest martial arts fight ever captured on film. The original "fight" video can be viewed below.
Series 17, Card 44 - was created by an . It was the only card he or she contributed to the Rare Pepe Directory. The card is a religious caricature of , an American free software movement activist and programmer. Stallman launched the , developed the and wrote all versions of the .
The image makes reference to the fact that Stallman sees himself as a self-proclaimed ""
