#Jagganoth

[miss-mania]

Standing over the stunned fly that's been annoying me for an hour after swatting it straight out of the fucking air with the TV remote.

[characterswithgodsnamesbattle]

Quarterfinals

Jagganath is a divinity from Hindu Mythology. He forms a triad with his siblings Balabhadra and Subhadra. Some consider him a representation of Vishnu or Krishna

Eugenides is the god of thieves from Eddisian mythology, fantasy Greek style pantheon mythology of the little peninsula of the book series’ nations (description provided by a submitter)

[rosiecow]

I've got more KSBD memes because I have a problem.

Jagganoth fuckin ballin??!?!?? 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

[cyrenesavage]

wintsdom no. 1

[shera-dnd]

What is interesting about seeing Jagganoth's backstory after meeting him in his current state is that like

When we meet Jagganoth in the present he's a force of nature, some intrinsic part of the universe and its cosmology, he is the fated butcher of reality. His titles proudly present him as THE DESTROYER OF THE SEVEN PART WORLD

But now seeing his backstory as told by sword grandma he just feels so... petty

He isn't some appointed executioner of the universe. He appointed himself

He's a hateful man who sees the horrors of the world and, instead of doing anything to make things better, using even a fraction of his immense power to help people... he decides that the world isn't worth saving, and that in fact it's only worthy of destruction

The other six Demiurges may have seen the world as theirs to rule, but he sees it as his to judge, and his to execute

Jagganoth isn't a force of nature

He's just black pilled

[fanelectricboogieloo]

just remembered Shadow Jadis.

[identityarchitect]

doesn't necessarily have to be the best one. jsut your favourite one

[clownaddict]

Buggy would unironically survive this

How do I even process this

[bob-the-seagull-king]

Wheel turning king, Red-eyed heir, Pankrator, The god eater, Bearer of the word blade, and destroyer of the seven part world. 

CHAKRAVARTIN JAGGANOTH

Working on posting twitter stuff to here more - Design icon of the amazing character from the comic Kill Six Billion Demons by @Orbitaldropkick , check it out!!!!!

[raphaelcrossofoliver]

That's a wrap!

See you guys in ten days when that Black Sun finally burns out.

[the-iron-general]

They would be the absolute best friends if they ever meet and I have PROOF OF IT!

-Both want to end the entire universe as we know it.

-Both have a body count over the billions at least.

-Both have extremely powerful reality bending powers.

-Both have had insanely horrible childhoods that shaped them into who they are today.

-Both have insanely cool nicknames.

-Both have a huge theme of being holy/unholy and a entire army of angels under them.

-Both have a specific animal theme.

-Both just need some love.

-Both are autistic

[miss-mania]

CHAKRAVARTIN JAGGANOTH SAYS TRANS...well, he doesn't say trans rights exactly but I think that's the underlying message maybe?

[characterswithgodsnamesbattle]

Round 1 Poll 2

Odin is a God from Norse Mythology. He's associated with knowledge, wisdom and war notably. The word Wednesday comes from his name.

Jagganath is a divinity from Hindu Mythology. He forms a triad with his siblings Balabhadra and Subhadra. Some consider him a representation of Vishnu or Krishna

[ast0naut-scribblings]

hmm small snippet of a jagganoth wip that ive been laying off for the last month or so, cause of an OCT

ill continue it later in the day :)

[bibaleen]

WRONG.

SUPREME DIVINE ART BLOOD-SATED SWORD SOUL

80,000 blows are struck at once

Leaving no space that is not a sword

"Teach me to fight!"

"Very well," the swordmaster said, "but first tell me why you want to learn."

"My honour has been stained!"

"Ah. I will teach you, if you accept the first lesson."

"Which is?"

"There is no stain that can be washed away with blood."

[tanadrin]

I think I remember reading somewhere that all the gold mined since the beginning of human civilization, if basically pure and gathered in one place, wouldn't fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool

(which is less surprising than it seems given that one of the properties that makes gold so desirable is that you can beat it incredibly thin to coat other stuff)

Which means that, given there is enough gold in the vault of Yre to literally cover the ground you walk on, and some portion of that huge reservoir is depicted spilling into the city when Nadia Om attacks it and the walls break open, means that the aftermath of Allison and Cio's heist must have absolutely wrecked the economy of Throne, and possibly of many of the worlds linked to it. Or maybe Mammon has his worlds on a fiat currency, and Yre's gold reserves function more like Fort Knox. But still. I feel like it should have caused Problems.