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Let's Bible is a two-chapter one-shot manwha by Youn In-Wan and Yang Kyung-Il and easily one of the most blasphemous works of fiction ever created, something it manages to get away with by [[CrossesTheLineTwice lighting itself on fire and running circles back and forth across the line screaming.]] On top of Jesus (called Iesus in the manga) being a scantily-clad girl who's regularly at risk of getting raped and molested by the protagonist, there's also a gun-toting GothicLolita girl (named Honey) with some kind of superpower related to vending machines who's introduced as a descendant of Simon, one of the twelve disciples.
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Let's Bible is a two-chapter one-shot manwha manhwa by Youn In-Wan and Yang Kyung-Il and easily one of the most blasphemous works of fiction ever created, something it manages to get away with by [[CrossesTheLineTwice lighting itself on fire and running circles back and forth across the line screaming.]] On top of Jesus (called Iesus in the manga) being a scantily-clad girl who's regularly at risk of getting raped and molested by the protagonist, there's also a gun-toting GothicLolita girl (named Honey) with some kind of superpower related to vending machines who's introduced as a descendant of Simon, one of the twelve disciples.
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* MessianicArchetype: Take a wild guess.
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* MessianicArchetype: Take a wild guess.Iesus.
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* TurtlePower: Vulcan can blow on a conch shell to summon "giant" turtles (in reality, they're even smaller than the life raft he was using before) to his aid.
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Creepy Cool Crosses has been renamed to Creepy Crosses as per this TRS thread
Zero Context Examples and examples that don’t fit the trope will be removed. The trope is about crosses being used as a symbol of the occult.
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* CreepyCoolCrosses: Honey wears a cross tattoo on her cheek and a cross pendant around her neck.
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* HeroicAlbino: Iesus
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: At the very least, the only English translation pronounces it Iesus, which as IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade can tell you is the original Latin spelling of the name.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: At the very least, the only English translation pronounces it Iesus, which as IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade'' can tell you is the original Latin spelling of the name.
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[[RuleOfSymbolism Oh, and the mariachi is a descendant of Lucifer (named Sancho.) And the girl? She's the second coming of Jesus.]]
Let's Bible is a two-chapter one-shot manwha by Youn In-Wan and Yang Kyung-Il and easily one of the most blasphemous works of fiction ever created, something it manages to get away with by [[CrossesTheLineTwice lighting itself on fire and running circles back and forth across the line screaming.]] On top of Jesus (called Iesus in the manga) being a scantily-clad girl who's regularly at risk of getting raped and molested by the protagonist, there's also a gun-toting GothicLolita girl (named Honey) with some kind of superpower related to vending machines who's introduced as a descendant of Simon, one of the twelve disciples, and [[spoiler: Vulcan himself is a descendant of Peter.]]
Let's Bible is a two-chapter one-shot manwha by Youn In-Wan and Yang Kyung-Il and easily one of the most blasphemous works of fiction ever created, something it manages to get away with by [[CrossesTheLineTwice lighting itself on fire and running circles back and forth across the line screaming.]] On top of Jesus (called Iesus in the manga) being a scantily-clad girl who's regularly at risk of getting raped and molested by the protagonist, there's also a gun-toting GothicLolita girl (named Honey) with some kind of superpower related to vending machines who's introduced as a descendant of Simon, one of the twelve disciples, and [[spoiler: Vulcan himself is a descendant of Peter.]]
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[[RuleOfSymbolism Oh, and the mariachi is a descendant of Lucifer (named Sancho.) Sancho). And the girl? She's the second coming of Jesus.]]
Let's Bible is a two-chapter one-shot manwha by Youn In-Wan and Yang Kyung-Il and easily one of the most blasphemous works of fiction ever created, something it manages to get away with by [[CrossesTheLineTwice lighting itself on fire and running circles back and forth across the line screaming.]] On top of Jesus (called Iesus in the manga) being a scantily-clad girl who's regularly at risk of getting raped and molested by the protagonist, there's also a gun-toting GothicLolita girl (named Honey) with some kind of superpower related to vending machines who's introduced as a descendant of Simon, one of the twelvedisciples, and [[spoiler: Vulcan himself is a descendant of Peter.]]
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Let's Bible is a two-chapter one-shot manwha by Youn In-Wan and Yang Kyung-Il and easily one of the most blasphemous works of fiction ever created, something it manages to get away with by [[CrossesTheLineTwice lighting itself on fire and running circles back and forth across the line screaming.]] On top of Jesus (called Iesus in the manga) being a scantily-clad girl who's regularly at risk of getting raped and molested by the protagonist, there's also a gun-toting GothicLolita girl (named Honey) with some kind of superpower related to vending machines who's introduced as a descendant of Simon, one of the twelve
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* MasterOfIllusion: Sancho is described as such, but it turns out his ''illusions'' are actually teleporting anything in the world to his location.
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* MasterOfIllusion: Sancho is described as such, but it turns out his ''illusions'' "illusions" are actually teleporting anything in the world to his location.
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* RefugeInAudacity: A main character constantly trying to rape the second coming of Jesus while under attack by a descendant of Satan dressed as a mariachi? The only way this can't possibly be horribly offensive is to just take the premise and go completely insane with it.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: At the very least, the only English translation pronounces it Iesus, which as IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade can tell you is the original Latin spelling of the name.
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* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: What Iesus is trying to do throughout the series [[spoiler: and eventually succeeds.]]
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* HumansAreBastards: Sancho tries to convince Iesus of this. Sadly, Vulcan doesn't set a very good example.
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* HumansAreBastards: Sancho tries to convince Iesus of this. Sadly, Vulcan doesn't set a very good example.example to the contrary.
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* ImprobableWeaponUser: Sancho uses mainly a mariachi guitar (and later upgrades to a more powerful electric guitar,) but he uses this to summon and attack with anything and everything, from wrecking balls to cars, archers, Formula One racers, lions, '' ''entire buildings'', ''nukes'', etc. [[spoiler: Vulcan eventually gains an even more powerful version of this, being able to conjure things outright instead of just teleporting them, including a giant squid.]]
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* ImprobableWeaponUser: Sancho uses mainly a mariachi guitar (and later upgrades to a more powerful electric guitar,) but he uses this to summon and attack with anything and everything, from wrecking balls to cars, archers, Formula One racers, lions, '' ''entire buildings'', ''nukes'', etc. [[spoiler: Vulcan eventually gains an even more powerful version of this, being able to conjure things outright instead of just teleporting them, including a giant squid.]]
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Let's Bible is a two-chapter one-shot manwha and easily one of the most blasphemous works of fiction ever created, something it manages to get away with by [[CrossesTheLineTwice lighting itself on fire and running circles back and forth across the line screaming.]] On top of Jesus (called Iesus in the manga) being a scantily-clad girl who's regularly at risk of getting raped and molested by the protagonist, there's also a gun-toting GothicLolita girl (named Honey) with some kind of superpower related to vending machines who's introduced as a descendant of Simon, one of the twelve disciples, and [[spoiler: Vulcan himself is a descendant of Peter.]]
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Let's Bible is a two-chapter one-shot manwha by Youn In-Wan and Yang Kyung-Il and easily one of the most blasphemous works of fiction ever created, something it manages to get away with by [[CrossesTheLineTwice lighting itself on fire and running circles back and forth across the line screaming.]] On top of Jesus (called Iesus in the manga) being a scantily-clad girl who's regularly at risk of getting raped and molested by the protagonist, there's also a gun-toting GothicLolita girl (named Honey) with some kind of superpower related to vending machines who's introduced as a descendant of Simon, one of the twelve disciples, and [[spoiler: Vulcan himself is a descendant of Peter.]]
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* HeroicAlbino: Iesus
