Mission Passed Emote The “mission passed, respect +” meme, on your own character.

“Mission passed! Respect +” started as the success screen of a 2004 open-world game and became a meme for any small win: a clean parking job, a finished assignment, a boss beaten on the twentieth try. With the most-hyped open-world game launch of the year landing on 19 November 2026, the meme is everywhere again, and launch-week streams will be full of moments that deserve it.

An emote is the chat version of that screen. Instead of typing it out, viewers drop your character holding a “MISSION PASSED” sign, and the other way round, a “MISSION FAILED” emote for the run that went sideways.

This page is about the meme text only. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any game publisher, and we don’t use game logos, fonts, screenshots, sounds or characters. Your emote shows your own character.

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   Lock your character

   Upload a picture of your mascot or avatar, or design one from five questions. The character sheet (2 credits) is what every emote is drawn from.

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   Sign emote

   In the workbench, open Sign emotes and type MISSION PASSED (up to 20 characters). Your character holds up the sign and bobs it in an 8-frame loop. 1 credit.

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   Or add a word to a move

   Pick a preset such as GG, Hype or Clap and switch on “Add a word” with PASSED or RESPECT (up to 8 characters). Also 1 credit.

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   Check and download

   Preview at 28 px, fix the spelling if needed, and download Twitch, Discord, 7TV and BTTV sizes in one zip.

Short words come out spelled right far more often than long ones. If a letter goes wrong, redo that single emote for 1 credit; failed generations refund their credits automatically.

• MISSION PASSED — sign emote for the moment a hard part finally works.
• MISSION FAILED — the same character facepalming, for the runs that don’t.
• RESPECT + — a word on your GG or Clap preset, for a good play by chat or the streamer.
• WASTED-style moments are better as a move than a word: try a custom move such as “falls over dramatically in slow motion”.
• Hype — a custom move like “fist pump with sparkles”, for launch night itself.

Keep captions to one or two words. At Twitch’s smallest size, 28 px, two short lines are about the limit of what people can read; a full sentence turns into a stripe.

Use your own character, a mascot you own, or one drawn from your own photo. Don’t upload screenshots, game characters or other people’s art; the generator is built to draw your character, not to copy someone else’s.

Animated emotes on Twitch need monetization setup, open to every streamer since May 2026; static PNGs come in the same zip. AI results vary, and you see every emote animated before you download it.