In light of the recent plagiarism scandal surrounding the 2020 Tokyo Olympics logo, some concerned Japanese netizens have offered their professional help for a replacement logo. Another bunch of netizens, who are creative in their own ways, decided to compete to see who could make the plainest* (or ugliest?) possible emblem for the Tokyo Olympics.

The first attempts published on Twitter were rather mild (Twitter handle below images):

@GIRAFFE462

@OpheliaKlain2

@r_k_2oxo

Then someone had the brilliant idea of using the ancient craft of Microsoft WordArt and it started to go from bad to worse:

@kentarou_sdvx

@peace_tan_shi

@OffGao

@MonstersagogoI

@funnyfake

@RojiuraGarage78

Some decided that the winning formula was to use existing logos… and how better to start than with the chain store with the same name (Olympic):

@AlicemagicLove

@kame_gon

@TPSkuroneko

@bocchi_youtamol

@18th_Apostle

To be fair, some users still had minimum standards:

@aryoua2000

@kotoowl2010

And this has gotta be the winner:

@mzjsue

What do you think?

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