The 'Western Artists Be Like: I Fixed It' meme is a satirical trope that mocks the practice of artists redesigning established characters—usually from Japanese anime or video games—to align with different cultural or body-type standards. The trend became a flashpoint on social media platforms like Twitter, where critics of these 'fixes' used the template to highlight perceived downgrades or unnecessary aesthetic changes. Typically, the meme contrasts the original design with a parody version, lampooning the self-congratulatory nature of the phrase 'I fixed it.' It has since evolved into a broader commentary on the clash between Eastern and Western artistic sensibilities and the controversy surrounding modern character interpretations.