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>>91105483
:c

>>91105483
i cri

>beat the hero
>get the candy
Is this Marvel's marketing plans? Because I really identify with the child in this webm.

>>91105483
This version cuts off early, the full video shows Spidey selling that child to Satan for 3 more years of Aunt May.

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>>91105635

>>91105483
>every marvel movie ever

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>>91105483

>>91105483
I like to imagine that his parents ended up breaking the pinata in front of him.

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>>91105483

>>91105483
When you think of it beating the fuck out of your favorite superhero to get candy doesnt make lot of sense.

>>91105609
>>91105635
Always a pleasure /co/

>>91105635
kekaroni

>>91105483

They should have gotten a Green Goblin pinata or something, at least then he won't feel bad about beating it.

>>91105483
Undertale

>>91105483
Think of the rabbits spidey think of the rabbits...

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>>91108758
It wasn't like that, originally. A piñata was basically just a jar with candy and fruit inside, decorated in the shape of a seven-pointed star with rice paper and stuff. Each point of the star represented each of the deadly sins, so breaking it would be like defeating temptation and receiving candy as a reward.

Eventually they were made in the shape of superheroes, politicians (pic related) and popular characters to be more marketable, and the whole thing stopped making sense.