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So he gathers his sons together and he tells them that he has a task for them: the son who can complete the task shall succeed him. He then takes out a bundle of spears (alternatively sticks or arrows) and asks his sons to break them. When none of his sons succeed he then takes the spears one by one and breaks them, thus impressing on his sons that in unity there is strength.
This is, as said, an old story, and various versions exists. It is also one that is relatively often referenced in various media
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== Anime and Manga ==
* ''[[Sousei no Aquarion]]'' mentions the Japanese version by name.
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