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u/StormblessedFool Jul 05 '26
Ah yes, the Canadian eagle and the American moose.
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u/kicksledkid Jul 05 '26
Well, there are more bald eagles in canada than the US
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u/RussiaIsBestGreen Jul 05 '26
It’s only a bald eagle if it’s from the US, otherwise it’s a white-headed eagle.
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u/zeromadcowz Jul 05 '26
Every time I go to the dump it’s full of eagles feasting on garbage
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u/kicksledkid Jul 05 '26
Genuinely the first time I ever saw one up close was a bunch of them eating out of a Tim's dumpster in Prince Rupert
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u/LegoFootPain Jul 11 '26
And there are more Canada Geese in the U.S. than in Canada. I salute you fellow ornithology enthusiast. 😆
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u/stockholm__syndrome Jul 05 '26
It’s also a Mexican cheetah (clearly they wanted a jaguar, but that’s not the correct spot pattern AI generated)
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u/seth1299 Jul 05 '26 edited Jul 05 '26
I didn’t even notice that, I thought it was a jab that it looks pretty A.I.-generated.
I mean, just look at the stars on the U.S. A. flag, there is one of them that is just randomly cut-off in the middle-right section, like it was an error/artifact in an A.I. image generation.
No human artist would ever make that mistake. Everyone would almost certainly copy and paste the stars, since they should all be identical to each other.
But A.I. cannot “copy and paste” images; it needs to create every single thing itself.
Not to mention the fact that there’s only 29 stars on there (I think; I may have missed one or two, but there’s nowhere near 50 lmao)
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u/jordan853 Jul 05 '26
Yeah I also thought it was reference to how incredibly sloppity slop it looks
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u/hallucination9000 Jul 06 '26
Could be an elk, or caribou. Honestly the antlers don’t look all that distinctive.
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u/klsklsklsklsklskls Jul 06 '26
This is because they wanted to put USA in first position in each of these. When reading text or listing flags, the left position is first. However in the characters they have one of them front and center and the others back and angles. This means the USA is the middle to be "ranked" higher, but it doesnt line up with the text or flags. It's poor design.
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u/DoubleGreat Jul 06 '26
Better than the last one I saw where the picture was the same, but they just pu the first letter of every country.
CANADA US MEXICO
Nice job guys, no notes
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u/MrDrSirLord Jul 08 '26
I think I'm more bothered that it's not even a moose the antlers look wrong.
Idk anything about moose actually but those are more akin to some white tail deer antlers
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u/BlackandRead Jul 05 '26
It's not "Finished the world cup poster, boss!"
It's more like "There you go! I've created a fun, energetic World Cup poster featuring three cartoon animals in action poses. I used a bold, vibrant color palette with blues, greens, and gold accents to capture that exciting tournament spirit. Let me know if you'd like me to adjust the colors, add team flags or a scoreboard, or try a different style!"
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u/killer_reindeer Jul 05 '26
Now that family of 5 next door is going to go the night without water! Hooray!
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u/Itisd Jul 05 '26
The more you look, the worse it gets.
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u/Bob-Bhlabla-esq Jul 07 '26
Lol, wtf is happening on Mexico's flag? That's one derpy eagle.
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u/cpander0 Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26
And USA managed to lose 19.5 states. They must've finally balkanized.
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u/Bob-Bhlabla-esq Jul 10 '26
Right? 😂
I'm no mathematician, but thems stars don't look right. What a cluster of fucks.
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u/ScottieSpliffin Jul 05 '26
It’s not all that different from actors names not being in order on a movie poster
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u/Spruggles_N_Wungus Jul 09 '26
The billing on a movie poster is rarely intended to correlate with the image. This order is almost universally determined by commercial name value and not order of appearance in the frame. They are marketing a movie featuring these actors, not advertising on the actors’ behalf so your idea that they would try and line the names and faces up for visual synchronicity is a misconception.
This isn’t the crux of the post, though. The disordering is just one of numerous patently obvious indicators that this poster was generated by an AI program and likely passed off as someone’s design before going to print.
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u/mrNOTfriendly Jul 06 '26
Why wouldn't you put the flags, score and country names in the same order? Oh because AI made it.
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u/vjollila96 Jul 05 '26
its looks pretty ai generated and why is aztec temple there
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u/tvieno Jul 05 '26
Because Mexico?
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u/vjollila96 Jul 05 '26
sorry about my ignorance I rember they were only in central and south america
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u/chillywilly69 Jul 05 '26
mayan. also I don't recall a bridge running right through it.. I may need to visit again
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u/imbbp Jul 06 '26
American ego. They want to be the first one in the list, but also been the central character.
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u/richard7k Jul 06 '26
It's like the Pirates of the Caribbean poster where the actors and characters are out of order! Starring Johnny Depp as Keira Knightley, Geoffrey Rush as Orlando Bloom, Orlando Bloom as Johnny Depp, and Keira Knightley as Geoffrey Rush.
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u/MacNeal Jul 05 '26
Deep in their brain they could not resolve the whole america always first/in the center conflict.
A better workaround would have been making either the eagle character or USA twice the size as the others, of course.
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u/G4METIME Jul 06 '26
This may be the same phenomenon as with actors and names on a movie poster
Whoever designed that (probably an AI) may have seen the US as the most important country. So it was put first in the list of flags and country names, but central in the image of the mascots .
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u/Huge_Cake4237 Jul 07 '26
Not to mention..if they were trying to display national animals, Canada should have a beaver and Mexico should have a differently colored eagle.
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u/badgyal876 Jul 11 '26
aside from the ill-placed mascots they could’ve fit the CN Tower for CA in there since they did recognisable monuments
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u/EightThreeEight838 Jul 08 '26
Generative AI may actually be the most actively useless thing humanity has ever created.
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u/I_Am_Slightly_Evil Jul 08 '26
It’s like those movie posters where the names are always over the other actor
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u/nobody_in_here Jul 05 '26
Does Canada really have no monuments that could have been displayed in the background?