The "Tintin absolutely identical" meme originates from the famous comic character Tintin, created by Belgian cartoonist Hergé. Known for his adventures and keen eye for detail, Tintin is ironically portrayed in this meme as confidently asserting that two artifacts are identical. However, the punchline is delivered in the second panel, where the supposed artifacts are replaced by two clearly different giant stone statues, humorously emphasizing the absurdity of his claim. This comic panel format is a playful twist on Tintin's investigative persona and has been embraced by meme creators to highlight moments of humorous obliviousness.