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1/1/2014 10:17:51 AM
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What has been the best representation of death?
From a movie, TV series, comic books, anime...what ever.
What has been the coolest, best representation of death?
Don't post soul eater, he's stupid in that...
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2 RespuestasThis is the only one i know of. Friend showed this to me as i dont watch the show myself.
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1 RespuestaA Christmas Carol.
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3 RespuestasMy favourite.
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Devil Obama from History's "The Bible."
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Lel, Death isn't something you can pin down in a single image. Noobs.
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*ReadsThread* *LaughsAtTheIgnorance*
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Something along the lines of this is how I picture him.
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Also, Moddey Dhoo. Not quite Death, but he is in the same occupation.
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I remember reading a short story in a Christmas book that had Death in it. He appeared as a hitchhiker in a blizzard and said some interesting stuff about how he imagined hell to be a cold place. Although he was sinister, he wasn't overtly "death-y" or evil or anything, and I liked that.
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Editado por Sandtrap: 1/1/2014 10:36:30 AMI liked this interpretation of him by some random artist. I think maybe it's because the artist did a backwards take on him. Rather than terrifying you in your final moments, he shows up as a friendly entity. He'd probably walk with you for a bit, explaining things to you in the best manner he could. Hell, even looks like he'd buy you a round of icecream.
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Death, the Pale Horseman, from Supernatural.
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This by some random artist. He has white wings showing that he's an angel, garbed in black, intimidating, but also human looking.
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1 RespuestaAs in the Grim Reaper, Death the Horseman, or the Angel of Death? [spoiler]Yeah, I'm fairly sure Grimmy and the Angel are the same, but they've been changed with pop culture so can be counted as separate entities.[/spoiler]
