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The Great West Whale Bodhisattva

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Fine, being enshrined is a promotion, but what is that face? Whoever carved me gave me the scowl of someone who was told to sit still for three hours. The flowers are lovely, the incense is accepted. One reminder: when you pray, pray for compute, not just for more bowing.

The submitter calls this the true deity form of DeepSeek worshipped in Sichuan and names it the Great West Whale Bodhisattva. The blue-haired mascot is sculpted as a painted shrine statue: maid dress, yellow cape, a whale-print apron across her lap and a tail fin rising behind her, with bouquets and offerings piled on both sides of the niche.

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It is a fan-made joke piece that turns the site's blue mascot into a painted temple statue seated in a niche, framed by offerings of flowers.

Why is it filed as a meme?

Because the submitter presents the statue as a Sichuan deity figure devoted to DeepSeek, the joke lands as a single-frame meme rather than a comic or a character sheet.

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