All Your Base Are Belong To Us meme template: The Zero Wing opening/title-card image with one large bottom caption; visually similar phrase format to 'All Your Base' but with a distinct source asset.

All Your Base Are Belong To Us Meme Template

This is the same early-web Zero Wing catchphrase tradition as the shorter All Your Base entry. The reference is retro-gaming nostalgia and intentionally broken English, not ordinary grammar.

Create This Meme Free

Free to try in your browser. Add text, adjust the layout, and download your meme.

takeoverlossinevitablevideo gamequote

Template images may be supplied through third-party sources. Check permission, attribution, and destination-platform rules before publishing. Report a rights or removal concern.

how_to_use_template.txt

How to use this meme template

What the All Your Base Are Belong To Us meme means

This is the same early-web Zero Wing catchphrase tradition as the shorter All Your Base entry. The reference is retro-gaming nostalgia and intentionally broken English, not ordinary grammar.

The Zero Wing opening/title-card image with one large bottom caption; visually similar phrase format to 'All Your Base' but with a distinct source asset.

How the joke works

Use one compact mock-conquest line in the recognizable 'All your [plural] are belong to us' form. A specific small possession makes the overblown declaration funnier.

  1. Harmless object/group named as taken over in the catchphrase.

Caption examples

Example that works
  1. All your aux cord are belong to us

A deliberately wrong plural-plus-verb cadence preserves the retro catchphrase for a harmless object.

Example that misses
  1. All your customer accounts are belong to us

It suggests seizing customers' accounts, an alarming claim.

Situations it fits

  • claiming the aux cord, couch, or shared snacks
  • a game save or browser tab takeover
  • a pet occupying all available space
  • an online community's harmless running joke

When this format does not fit

  • Treating the phrase as grammatically correct prose
  • Using a serious threat or private data as the object
  • Repeating context from the other All Your Base image without noticing this asset's variation
  • Explaining the old meme inside the caption
Browse all

More meme-making guidance