Interesting… but Jaggy said he’s won this fight an umpteen times already. Now, no idea if Gog-Agog existed during during the earlier cycles, but that does not bode well for her…
Gog AGog certainly pulled herself together quickly.
Whatever happens, it’s going to be pretty freaking incredible.
I mean, if she can make her worms look like anything and everything, just how much of her is readily at hand? Half the planet could be worms.
Or can she summon up gazillions of worms on command?
Can 111,111 universes of worms flow through her into the present situation?
You know, like a portal…or…dare I say it…a wormhole?
Of all the demiurges, she’s the only one we haven’t seen throw down.
Any way we slice it, there’s bound to be a shit-gob of worms in a page or two…
Hrmm… So what do you reckon would happen if Jagganoth succumbs to the Queen of Worms, or becomes one with the Queen of Worms? We see that Gog has multiple personalities in charge already… I figure Jagganoth has a very strong personality, and that might prove problematic if we merge Jag and The Worm…
I’d kinda love it if ol’ Jagz actually got wormed, and the jester that everyone’s suddenly simping hard for turned out to be the real endgame villain.
But then, Jadis has been chilling for a while, and Abbadon’s been unable to contain his desire to tell us how awesome she is/was before she chose ice life over the hassle of existing. Maybe she’ll be the early bird that vanquishes the worm, and have her own crazy nihilistic idea about what form the multiverse should take. Maybe not a wheel, but a cool rhombus or some shit?
BUT THEN you can keep making this point forever, but unless you have the skills and resources to make a dope webcomic about it, all you can do is jerk yourself off and keep being surprised/disappointed forever, until 3 lesbians in a trenchcoat show up to slap some sense into you
I wonder if this is the first time Gog-Agog has actually fought Jagganoth, or if all the other times he’s brought about the end, she’s just been vibing ’til it’s over
Gog-Agog: “I’m the only one trying to make things njce for everyone.”
Solomon, who’s spent his 7th of existence and of power to build a bright shining empire of safety, creation and order, and has poured his blood, sweat, tears and soul into maintaining it despite long ago loosing his passion for it, because otherwise the common citizens would be at risk: “Beg your pardon?”
“Order” isn’t necessarily “nice”. Maybe nice for those who neatly fit into the roles allowed for in that order, who follow its rules, but for anyone else, it’s anything but nice. And while his empire may be prosperous, are his people really free or happy? Gog-Agog wants to make things nice for everyone. Not necessarily any more free, but probably happier.
42 Fragments the Universe Beyond All Reintegration
His people are known to be safe, a rarity in the universes. Moreover, they are known to inhabit a wildly successful empire.
This is measured in three manners. The degree of love each of his citizens knows for him, that they would work themselves to dust that they may do a service unexpected of them, to him. In that his own response was to send them home to the families they willingly forsook that day, to continue their work himself.
And finally, and most damningly, that his empire was so safe and so grand, that the men within it can still afford to become weak, such as an ordained official and minister of the peace being scared of the dark.
In effect, this third effect was what damned him to halt his path of royalty. He could make rise great artifice, and no force in existence bar another of his kind could contest his own, so it remained. But he was unwilling to allow his artifice to fall, and so he was trapped.
Yeah, exactly, he only made things nice for the 1/7th of the multiverse under his rule. Gog-Agog tried to make things nice for *everyone*, infiltrating places she wasn’t welcome to do so.
Some people say a man is made out of fire
A demiurge is made out of worms and desire
worms and desire and envy and mirth
A trillion little things that can devour the earth
It is right to be afraid when the fool decides to take up arms, it’s near impossible to predict what kind of attack they’ll make, or even what weapon they will pick.
It is notable that you did not speak of the unspeakable, but in this arena at the end of the universe, there is no shame in mouthing the names of the greatest and most horrible of weapons.
Yes, in all possibility she may well consider the overside clown-shoes of butt-kicking.
“There has been much talk, and I have listened. Through rock, and metal, and time. Now I will talk, and YOU will listen.”
-Gog Agog, probably
The real detail being missed here is that Gog Agog’s hat is apparently made of meat.
Interesting… but Jaggy said he’s won this fight an umpteen times already. Now, no idea if Gog-Agog existed during during the earlier cycles, but that does not bode well for her…
She is not the fool to undo the red god, but her failure will be spectacular.
Gog AGog certainly pulled herself together quickly.
Whatever happens, it’s going to be pretty freaking incredible.
I mean, if she can make her worms look like anything and everything, just how much of her is readily at hand? Half the planet could be worms.
Or can she summon up gazillions of worms on command?
Can 111,111 universes of worms flow through her into the present situation?
You know, like a portal…or…dare I say it…a wormhole?
Of all the demiurges, she’s the only one we haven’t seen throw down.
Any way we slice it, there’s bound to be a shit-gob of worms in a page or two…
what rough Beast, its hour come round at last
wriggles towards Rayuba, to be born?
I just really want Jagganoth’s shorts…..
“If you cut a worm in two, you make two worms.”
― George R.R. Martin, A Feast for Crows
Worm always win
Unleash all manner of beasts.
Hurry up and unleash all manner of beasts!
Even the most accomplished of killers will find it somewhat of a daunting task to kill fully one seventh of all reality in one go…
Hrmm… So what do you reckon would happen if Jagganoth succumbs to the Queen of Worms, or becomes one with the Queen of Worms? We see that Gog has multiple personalities in charge already… I figure Jagganoth has a very strong personality, and that might prove problematic if we merge Jag and The Worm…
Zowie. That would be an “Oh shit” moment for the ages…
Or hey, maybe that’s how he always wins
I’d kinda love it if ol’ Jagz actually got wormed, and the jester that everyone’s suddenly simping hard for turned out to be the real endgame villain.
But then, Jadis has been chilling for a while, and Abbadon’s been unable to contain his desire to tell us how awesome she is/was before she chose ice life over the hassle of existing. Maybe she’ll be the early bird that vanquishes the worm, and have her own crazy nihilistic idea about what form the multiverse should take. Maybe not a wheel, but a cool rhombus or some shit?
BUT THEN you can keep making this point forever, but unless you have the skills and resources to make a dope webcomic about it, all you can do is jerk yourself off and keep being surprised/disappointed forever, until 3 lesbians in a trenchcoat show up to slap some sense into you
The worms crawl in
The worms crawl out
They’ll eat you up
Without a doubt
And when your flesh
Is lost to rot
The worms remain
But you do not
Ah the classics. And, this being Gog-Agog, they will indeed play pinochle in your snout.
Oh now you’ve fucking done it. The Clown.
You do not kill Clown.
Clown kills you!
I wonder if this is the first time Gog-Agog has actually fought Jagganoth, or if all the other times he’s brought about the end, she’s just been vibing ’til it’s over
Jag: “Huh, wha-? OH, jeez! Left the breath weapon on sorry, my bad.”
“WE ALL FLOAT UP HERE.”
Is this the mother of those worms from the Futurama episode?
It looks like she’s still standing in the beam as she reconstitutes herself.
Oh dear.
The collective has adapted to this attack. Try something new.
Gog-Agog: “I’m the only one trying to make things njce for everyone.”
Solomon, who’s spent his 7th of existence and of power to build a bright shining empire of safety, creation and order, and has poured his blood, sweat, tears and soul into maintaining it despite long ago loosing his passion for it, because otherwise the common citizens would be at risk: “Beg your pardon?”
“Order” isn’t necessarily “nice”. Maybe nice for those who neatly fit into the roles allowed for in that order, who follow its rules, but for anyone else, it’s anything but nice. And while his empire may be prosperous, are his people really free or happy? Gog-Agog wants to make things nice for everyone. Not necessarily any more free, but probably happier.
Solomon aimed for “safe” rather than “happy”, and settled for “not dead yet”. Incubus would tell you that he lacks ambition.
His people are known to be safe, a rarity in the universes. Moreover, they are known to inhabit a wildly successful empire.
This is measured in three manners. The degree of love each of his citizens knows for him, that they would work themselves to dust that they may do a service unexpected of them, to him. In that his own response was to send them home to the families they willingly forsook that day, to continue their work himself.
And finally, and most damningly, that his empire was so safe and so grand, that the men within it can still afford to become weak, such as an ordained official and minister of the peace being scared of the dark.
In effect, this third effect was what damned him to halt his path of royalty. He could make rise great artifice, and no force in existence bar another of his kind could contest his own, so it remained. But he was unwilling to allow his artifice to fall, and so he was trapped.
Yeah, exactly, he only made things nice for the 1/7th of the multiverse under his rule. Gog-Agog tried to make things nice for *everyone*, infiltrating places she wasn’t welcome to do so.
Some people say a man is made out of fire
A demiurge is made out of worms and desire
worms and desire and envy and mirth
A trillion little things that can devour the earth
You eat 16 worlds, waddaya get?
Another day older and deeper in debt
Is this the first time Gog-Agog has kindled her Key? I feel like that’s probably going to be bad for everyone concerned.
Nah, not everyone — I’m sure it will be Great! for Gog Agog.
And eventually, everyone is Gog Agog, so this is fine.
Hmm, methinks you’ve revealed a potential source for that lovely “This Is Fine” meme…
It is right to be afraid when the fool decides to take up arms, it’s near impossible to predict what kind of attack they’ll make, or even what weapon they will pick.
Will it be the tiny clown car? Will she use the comically large rubber mallet? NO, don’t tell me it will be the slippery banana peel?
It is notable that you did not speak of the unspeakable, but in this arena at the end of the universe, there is no shame in mouthing the names of the greatest and most horrible of weapons.
Yes, in all possibility she may well consider the overside clown-shoes of butt-kicking.
DOnt’ fOrgeT the cUstarD piEs and BAttlE LadDerS!
The blow of an idiot, eh?
Perhaps! Although I feel there is an important distinction between a fool and an idiot, though the fool may use both interchangeably–
The fool *knows* what they are.
It’s easy to confuse “playful” with “harmless”. Gog Agog is about to demonstrate the difference.
Well said.
Oh, worm?
Don’t care what y’all think the lesbian in me thinks she’s fucking cute and I’d hit that.
I do kinda want to rest my head on her thighs but I feel like that’s a good way to get brain worms.
I bet she gets under your skin pretty quick.
It took me too long to realize that “breaker of infinities” describes what’s gonna happen to Jaggannoth
And the time loop that traps him. The Fool will give him peace.