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[[File:Age of Mythology 9872.jpg|link=Age of Mythology|thumb|300px|Left to right: [[Norse Mythology|Odin, Thor,]] [[Greek Mythology|Zeus,]] [[Egyptian Mythology|Isis and Ra.]]([[Jesus Taboo|They didn't invite]] [[Jesus]].)]]
{{quote|'''Wonderita:''' So isn't it weird for two people of conflicting theological origins to hang out all night?
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See also [[All Myths Are True]], [[A Mythology Is True]], [[The Multiverse]], [[Lowest Cosmic Denominator]], [[Clap Your Hands If You Believe]], [[Fantasy Kitchen Sink]], [[Fantasy Pantheon]], [[Gods Need Prayer Badly]] and [[Magical Underpinnings of Reality]].
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* ''[[Saint Young Men]]'', which stars Jesus and Buddha as roommates in Japan while they take a break from their divine duties. One of the chapters has them participating in a Shinto festival, where Buddha worries that they'll be laughing stocks in Heaven if the god of the Shinto Shrine they're carrying finds out that they're there.
== [[Comic Books]] ==
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* ''The Red Seas'' currently involves a group of [[pirate]]s who were made immortal by Odin attempting to resurrect the Greek gods to prevent Satan from unleashing [[Eldritch Abomination|Lovecraftian horrors]] upon the world.
* The backstory of ''Harry Kipling (Deceased)'' involved every single one of humanity's gods suddenly returning. [[Crapsack World|And they're not nice]].
== [[Fan Works]] ==
* The setting of the [[Mega Crossover]] shared-world story ''[[My Apartment Manager is not an Isekai Character]]'' includes both the [[Norse Mythology]] and ''[[Ah! My Goddess]]'' versions of the Norse cosmology, alongside various spirits from [[Aztec Mythology|Aztec]] and [[Native American Mythology]], the [[The Hecate Sisters|three goddesses]] from ''[[Tenchi Muyo!]]'', with guest appearances by gods from [[Classical Mythology]], [[Egyptian Mythology]], and [[Japanese Mythology]].
== [[Film]] ==
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* Alan Garner's ''[[The Weirdstone of Brisingamen]]'' does this for a mixed bag of Celtic, Nordic, Irish, Welsh and English myths including The Morrigan, King Arthur, Merlin, Ragnarok and the Norse svart-alfar and lios-alfar.
== [[Live
* In the ''[[Stargate SG-1|Stargate]]'' universe, there's a different group of [[Sufficiently Advanced Alien]]s behind a great many belief systems. The villainous Goa'uld seem to have the biggest piece of the pie (they're the Egyptian, Greek, ''and'' Babylonian gods, and one of them even impersonates Satan.)
* ''[[Xena: Warrior Princess]]'' and ''[[Hercules: The Legendary Journeys]]'' eventually expanded from Greek mythology into demonstrating the literal existence of any and every religion's deities, including the monotheistic God and Hindu gods.
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