Lemson's blog post goes on in further detail describing the chain of events that led to the Skype emoji, the Xbox avatars, and the versions with a T-Rex and a shark.
Ninja Cat even made an appearance last fall at the #Windows10Devices event Eventually, non-Microsoft employees spotted the sticker and The Verge wrote about it not long after the reveal of Windows 10, and the rest is history. It just organically spread throughout Redmond from there as employees started putting stickers on their work laptops. Lemson then says after the presentation that other Microsoft employees started asking "how they could get that powerpoint slide on a T-shirt." And so, she started making shirts, but also stickers since they're significantly cheaper.
#CAT NINJA MEME FULL#
In the presentation, they included a joke that showed the infamous satirical Microsoft org chart transform into a slide full of "kittens and puppies and rainbows and unicorns." And Lemson adds that the design was indeed inspired by Jack Heuser's Welcome to the Internet meme. They were working on a presentation about what would be later known as Windows 10. It all started with a team Microsoft employee KC Lemson was working with in 2014. Ninja Cat and his trusty T-Rex as an Xbox Avatar
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