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The Omnipotent Loaf refers to the grapheme "Loafer the Living Bread" from the 1996 Christian children's evidence The Donut Man. Unlike his grade from the evidence, the memetic Loafer is embodied equally an evil, Satanic graphic symbol. In memes, Loafer has been used as an exploitable in various remixes where he is photoshopped into a multitude of scenes or humorous settings for his creepy await.

Origin

Originally, the character Loafer appeared in The Donut Man, a Christian directly-to-video children'southward show created by musician Rob Evans, in the episode "The Repair Shop," which was released on February 24th, 1996.^[i] In ane segment of the episode, a bread puppet named Loafer, who was made from being baked with "words from the Bible," made his commencement advent on-screen subsequently being pulled from an oven (shown below).^[2]

On November 13th, 2011, YouTuber^[3] ohokthen uploaded a video titled "THE ALMIGHTY LOAF" featuring a heavily edited version of the Loafer segments with dialog spoken by The Lord of Darkness, as portrayed past Tim Back-scratch, from the 1985 fantasy pic Legend. The video has since received over 5.8 million views, 119,000 likes and 9,500 comments in only over nine years (seen below).

Spread

On August eighth, 2014, YouTuber^[7] Greeno Grenesis uploaded another variant of Loafer in a meme, receiving over 1.9 one thousand thousand views, 53,000 likes and iii,000 comments in roughly six and a one-half years (seen below, left). On June 15th, 2015, YouTuber^[viii] Logan Hub uploaded a video explaining the meme, receiving more than 95,000 views, 1,300 likes and 220 comments in most five and a half years (seen beneath, correct).

References in Garry's Mod

The Almighty Loaf was afterwards added into diverse mods in the video game Garry's Modernistic where he was used for both horror and comedy. One such example of this was uploaded on May 25th, 2016, by YouTuber^[9] MsBreezy, accumulating over ane.5 million views, 20,000 likes and two,400 comments in almost five years (shown below, left). On May 30th, 2016, YouTuber^[10] Alex4higher uploader some other example, accumulating over 324,000 views, 1,900 likes and 210 comments in well-nigh five years (shown below, correct).

Reemergence

On April 23rd, 2020, YouTuber^[11] Axtell Expressions, an animatronic visitor, uploaded a video unboxing Loafer for the first time in more than 20 years while as well referencing the meme. The video received over 21,800 views, 1,500 likes and 100 comments in 10 months (seen beneath).

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Fandom

On November 11, 2012, a Facebook page was created for the Almighty Loaf, featuring image edits of Loafer alongside various comments nigh bread.^[4] Several Steam groups accept as well been created, with the largest two featuring over 100 members each.^[5] ^[vi] The Loaf is also a common YouTube avatar.