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I'm calling this one for Ganesh. That's a dirty kick by JC, but he's already taken some big hits, and there's more on the way. Once Ganesh starts with that axe, which would normally be out if the rules, but anything goes in this Gods' Grapple showdown, it's all over.
Couldn't Jesus turn all the water in Ganesh's body into wine? That would fuck him up.
You say that but every 3 days JC gets another shot to take down Ganesh. Ganesh has to win every time, JC just has to win once.
Idk, that axe looks more ceremonial than anything (look at the narrow haft). Too hard a swing might just snap it.
If they were both praying to Jesus, does one Jesus wear a different color outfit when they fight?
both can choose different outfit these day, one of those outfit is Kermit the Frog.
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He flips a coin, maybe? The singular Jesus.
maybe if it's the same jesus. Buff Korean Jesus could kick Ecce Homo Jesus's ass, but he doesn't need to because those muscles create love
Even Ganesha's mouse is getting involved.
What if they both pray to the same god
Sorry you lost Timmy, apparently God does pick favorites
let's see here... last year you sacrificed... GRAIN? the fuck god demands lamb shank or better
Don't worry, there are over 9000 gods, but only yours exist
depends how much people is worshipping to both, the more worshippers the more power the god has.
I'm suddenly reminded of an old flash game about this concept, where various religious icons fought each other (and I think maybe they were mostly portrayed somewhat offensively?)
I remember this. Was it one of those Adult Swim flash games they used to have on their website?
I need to understand this. Can someone point me in the right direction?
One child is praying to the Christian God, represented by the cross on the wall. The other child is praying to Ganesh, a Hindu God. They are both praying to their respective Gods to win the same thing, so Jesus and Ganesh are fighting over who wins
The elephant is a Hindu god. So it's a fight of religions, only one child can win so the gods need to fight it out
Oh, yes, I always assume bedside-on-the-knee prayer is Christian, but I see Ganesh on the wall there.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganesha?wprov=sfla1