Similar to the second phrase, it does point out that some operators seem to be weaker when compared to others, but every single operator has its own usage, even if it's niche. "There are no bad operators, just better operators." Explanation A neutral stance compared to the above two phrases.
"There are no bad doctors, just bad operators." Explanation The inverse of this meme, pointing out that some operators are just objectively bad for most of the time, no matter how smart or good the player is when it comes to tower defense games. Now a portion of the community believes that he was created specifically to challenge this meme. Lastly, the phrase is also considered an insult by some, as it's often used to denigrate less experienced players and deflect legitimate criticism away from weaker operators.at least until the arrival of Passenger whose performance (at the time) was so underwhelming to the point that he couldn't kill even early game slugs by himself. The reverse also happens, as this phrase is sometimes used as sarcastic comments to players who keep on failing a stage despite owning several high-rarity, Game-Breaker operators. 
It also had other implications - It can be used to defend operators who are ranked at the bottom tiers, it is commonly used in Self-Imposed Challenge videos of players clearing advanced stages using only low-rarity operators (As a proof that you don't need high-rarity units here for as long as you plan your moves). This phrase alone simply goes to show that the casual players and the hardcore players do engage in debates. So in other words, it's not the in-game characters' fault if you keep on messing up in certain stages, the players need to step their game and strategy if they want to succeed.
"There are no bad operators, just bad doctors." Explanation Often pops up in tier list/viability discussions regarding operators, putting emphasis on the Tower Defense genre of this game that requires strategic thinking from the players more than simple RPG stat-checks. #No thoughts head empty meme full#
Then, in the second in a half anniversary stream, a gachapon machine was brought in, and Lowlight brought out the same "All" paper multiple times, eventually prodding the other streamers into pulling a ball with "All." The joke eventually came full circle when on the 3rd anniversary, the prize wheel would be available as a furniture piece. Leading to many jokes about his supposedly magic hands. Explanation During the second year anniversary stream, every time they spun the prize wheel and it didn't land on "All," Lowlight moved the wheel so it pointed at All, or slapped a piece of paper with "All" on it over what the wheel landed on.
After he was spotted crossdressing as Andreanna of all people at a convention, UmiNeko experienced even more popularity, and with that, more memes, mostly about how he's been outed as One of Us and a pretty damn Wholesome Crossdresser. While his memetic status was initially limited to Chinese circles, and even then usually only to those who had been following his work since his Girls' Frontline days, his popularity soon expanded to other fandoms after Arknights went global. Usually whenever something wacky happens in the main story or events ( Darknights Memoir being delayed, FrostNova and Patriot dying, etc.), the fandom will be very quick to chalk it up to it being a big brain move by UmiNeko, usually with an image edit of his grinning face somewhere in frame. 
Lowlight/UmiNeko, the head producer of the game himself, is a veritable Fountain of Memes.Further mutations and successor memes, if any.]The explanation behind the meme, if necessary.] Explanation Like this.
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