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UPDATED: Red Dead 2 was announced for a Fall 2017 release date, and the trailer drops this Thursday! Earlier today we shared news about the exciting hint from Rockstar Games ; and now we're back with a batch of hilarious reactions from fans, based on the original image:

Just cause Nintendo's 'Switch' turned out looking pretty damn cool, doesn't mean the internet won't seize the opportunity to poke fun at it. Let the funny and creative reactions, commence:

Disney Pixar debuted the new teaser for Cars 3, and let's just say that the overwhelming amount of grittiness was unanticipated. People across the internet are heartbroken, and these reactions sum up about how we feel right now.

Let's face it, guys, Jerry is bae. The exact kind and friendly face we all needed to treat our post-Negan PTSD.

The newest Pokémon Sun and Moon trailer dropped today, and revealed six new Pokémon. Of course the internet had to collectively focus on Bewear -- the normal/fighting-type Pokémon that just so happens to bear an uncanny resemblance to...Pedobear. Based off these reactions, you just might see it for yourself:

If you thought tech companies couldn't possibly release a product more stupid than Tesla's Cybertruck, you'd be wrong! Apple just released its most expensive product ever today: the Mac Pro, which has a $6,000 base price and - get this - can cost all the way up to just over $100,000 if you want the absolute most powerful Mac that money can buy. 

Purchasing the wheels alone will cost you a cool $400. Apple, you're just trolling us at this point, right? Honestly we think this computer is just some sort of weird flex for the disturbingly wealthy. 

All we're saying here is, this damn thing better turn into a flying car, or have the ability to cure cancer or some sh*t.

Too many feels it hurts. Tom Holland's a hell of a young man. Glad to see him giving back to the community like this, because, after all, with great power comes great responsibility.

Can you really blame 'em?

If there's one thing the denizens of Twitter, the Internet, the world really, are good for; it's banding together and taking up arms to stage a rage-fueled protest against anything remotely or absolutely evident of the proverbial 'whitewashing'. George Takei led the charge somewhat recently on that whole Doctor Strange business. Netflix went and kicked the hornet's nest with their new trailer for Death Note.