Series 5

Further reading about the references made in Series 5, Cards 1-50 as well as links & original images (if available).

Series 5, Card 1 - GODEMPEPE

Series 5, Card 1 - GODEMPEPEarrow-up-right is the first of three Warhammer 40,000 cards created by an unknown artistarrow-up-right. The other two being SPESSMUHPEPEarrow-up-right and GUARDSPEPEarrow-up-right shown just below. The image on the card is a modified version of the character Emperor of Mankindarrow-up-right from the board game Warhammer 40,000arrow-up-right.

Series 5, Card 2 - SPESSMUHPEPE

Series 5, Card 2 - SPESSMUHPEPEarrow-up-right was created by an unknown artistarrow-up-right. They also created the other two Warhammer 40,000 cards that made it into the Rare Pepe project - GODEMPEPEarrow-up-right and GUARDSPEPEarrow-up-right. The image on the card is a modified version of the character Space Marinearrow-up-right from the board game Warhammer 40,000arrow-up-right.

Series 5, Card 3 - GUARDSPEPE

Series 5, Card 5 - GUARDSPEPEarrow-up-right was created by an unknown artistarrow-up-right. They also created the other two Warhammer 40,000 cards that made it into the Rare Pepe project - GODEMPEPEarrow-up-right and SPESSMUHPEPEarrow-up-right. The image on the card is a pepefied version of the Astra Militarum, also known as the Imperial Guard. In the game, the Imperial Guard is the largest coherent fighting force in the galaxy. Perhaps that is why the artist minted 1 billion of them! You can learn more about the Imperial Guard and Warhammer 40,000 herearrow-up-right.

Series 5, Card 6 - PEPEDUCREUX

Series 5, Card 6 - PEPEDUCREUXarrow-up-right was created by the artist known as OEarrow-up-right (@EverydayEartharrow-up-right on Twitter). OE created a total of 18 cards for the Rare Pepe directory including classics such as MONALISAPEPEarrow-up-right, FRYPEPEarrow-up-right, PEPECENTarrow-up-right, and PEPEVANEYCKarrow-up-right. The card is a parody of a 1793 painting entitled "Portrait de l'artiste sous les traits d'un moqueur" by Joseph Ducreuxarrow-up-right. The painting is one of several self-portraits of the artist. The text displayed in the PEPEDUCREUX GIF is a parody of the lyrics of the song Boyz-n-the-Hoodarrow-up-right by Eazy-Earrow-up-right. OE translated the original lyricsarrow-up-right "Crusin' down the street in my 6-4. Jockin' the freaks, clockin' the dough" into "Traversing down the boulevard in my 1764. Sequestering damsels, reprimanding Apostates."

Series 5, Card 29 - LITTLEBOPEPE

Series 5, Card 29 - LITTLEBOPEPEarrow-up-right was created by the artist known as OEarrow-up-right (@EverydayEartharrow-up-right on Twitter). The GIF on the card was taken from two different sources. The first was taken from Season 1 Episode 6 of the British Television sitcom Entitled Black Booksarrow-up-right that aired from 2000 to 2004. The episode is entitled "He's Leaving Home" and at the 18:45 mark, the character Manny who was played by English actor, comedian, and musician Bill Baileyarrow-up-right was dressed as Little Bo-Peeparrow-up-right for a photoshoot. You can view the whole episode herearrow-up-right. The second part of the GIF was of a viral video from 2012 of a sheep pushing a fisherman into a lakearrow-up-right.

Series 5, Card 45 - DANPEPERIAN

Series 5, Card 45 - DANPEPERIANarrow-up-right was created by an unknown artist who only created this masterpiece, and one other - PEPEONMUSKarrow-up-right. The man that was "Pepefied" in the card is the Armenian-American poker player, businessman, and social media influencer Dan Bilzerianarrow-up-right. The original photo appeared in an articlearrow-up-right that discussed Bilzerian being named Ambassador for the website GGPokerarrow-up-right.

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