The 'Fake Club Penguin Ban' meme captures the nostalgic frustration of being banned from Disney's beloved virtual world. In the original game, players received a specific blue pop-up notification when they violated community guidelines. Internet culture quickly turned this into a template for 'shitposting,' where users photoshop absurd, surreal, or edgy reasons for the ban that the actual game moderators would never issue. These memes often feature the penguin avatar in the background and rely on the contrast between the childhood-friendly aesthetic of the game and the chaotic 'reasons' provided in the text. It remains a popular format for expressing mock-outrage or showcasing bizarre hypothetical scenarios.