Disney+ doesn’t actually call this font Comics Sans, of course, but instead “Casual,” because, you know, Comic Sans! It just screams casual fun. But given that the font has found a new life beyond hated-internet-meme as one that can actually be easier to read for people with dyslexia, Comics Sans and similarly stylized and spaced sans serif typefaces have been advocated as a great additional readability option in recent years.

The fact that, if you don’t specifically require this functionality for accessibility purposes, you can just basically turn your subtitles into Comic Sans is an added bonus from a shitposting standpoint.

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So, without further ado, please enjoy these very appropriate uses of Comics Sans.

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I actually really like this moment, it’s just everything’s funnier rendered in Comics Sans.
I actually really like this moment, it’s just everything’s funnier rendered in Comics Sans.
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