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Main : ! 2D Art ! : Original Characters :  Bark Mitzvah

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Bark Mitzvah
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Submitterdarth_paulMore Photos from darth_paul   Last Update2012/12/6 8:48
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And, the third member of my Jewish super-hero trio is, Bark Mitzvah, a.k.a. "Muzzle Tov," the pet dog of the boy and girl who join rings, shout SHALOM, and become powerful adult super-heroes. Muzzle Tov/Bark Mitzvah was inspired of course by Krypto the Super-dog, and his name actually comes from a real ceremony that some Jewish people put on for their dogs when the animals reach a canine equivalent for adulthood. Even though he becomes super-intelligent, and gains a portion of his masters' powers in canine form, he cannot make the change himself and must wait for them to transform, by which he will change also. In this way he was also a bit inspired by various cartoons from my youth where some heroes had animal companions that they could bestow with power as well after they finished transforming themselves.

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darth_paul
Posted: 2012/12/11 6:38  Updated: 2012/12/11 6:38
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 Re: Bark Mitzvah
Thanks a bunch Pijon!
pijon
Posted: 2012/12/10 17:20  Updated: 2012/12/10 17:20
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 Re: Bark Mitzvah
It definitely gets my woof of approval! Love Bark's expression!
darth_paul
Posted: 2012/12/7 9:23  Updated: 2012/12/7 9:23
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 Re: Bark Mitzvah
OK, I have another confession about this one now. In doing research about Bar & Bat Mitzvahs and other Jewish traditions, and whatnot that I could use for these characters I stumbled upon the whole Bark Mitzvah thing and knew that I just had to use it for a super canine companion. As for making his "real name" be "Muzzle Tov" that actually came from looking up Jewish symbols online and coming upon an image of a Hanukkah card with a picture of a dog and those words on it! As for the question of whether of not angels can speak the language of dogs, I guess that's just one of the eternal mysteries of the universe.
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Posted: 2012/12/6 17:53  Updated: 2012/12/6 17:53
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 Re: Bark Mitzvah
Muzzle Tov. That's hilariously goofy. As is Bark Mitzvah, even if (or because?) I know some folks actually do that. Still a fun idea. I have a bit of a soft spot for super-pets.

Though one does wonder how on Earth a dog could possibly understand a proclamation from an archangel. Did Gabriel, er... speak canine?


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