Memento Mori

Remember death.

latin for “remember death”

The term Momento Mori is a reminder we all will die; Is also becoming synonymous as a respectful greeting/respectful paraphrase amongst those who subscriber to the idea that, we must all live better today than we did yesterday.
Many in the Unus Annus community find see the term 'Momento Mori' as it's the original intended meaning, as well as a kind warm-heartedly reminder that we must do our best in life, as we all will die.

'Be better today than you were yesterday, compare yourself only to your yesteryear self and as always.
Memento Mori my friends. 💀☠ '

A killer add-on in the multiplayer horror game "Dead By Daylight." Allows the killer to kill any of the four survivors once said survivor has been hooked at least one time. Note: there are multiple tiers of mori's in the game, that require specific circumstances or only allow you to kill one survivor; however, the rare add-on "Ebony Mori" is most commonly thought of with this phrase.

It should also be noted that playing as the following survivors will increase your chance of being mori'd (mostly due to community stereotypes):

Nancy Wheeler
Laurie Strode
Jane Romero

1. A reminder of the inevitability of death

2. A slogan from a youtube channel named Unus Annus made by Mark fischbach (markiplier) and Ethan Nestor (crankgameplays). This channel was made in the inevitability of death and will be deleted in one year after its creation.

A memento mori is an artistic or symbolic reminder of the inevitability of death. The expression 'memento mori' developed with the growth of Christianity, which emphasized Heaven, Hell, and salvation of the soul in the afterlife. unus annus...UNUS ANNUS

n. latin for:{literally, remember that you must die} a reminder of mortality; esp: death's-head.