This screenshot collage is dedicated to all of my George of the Jungle and Tarzan-loving friends, fellow artists, fans, and brethren. So, sit back, relax, and revel in the sight of Tarzan’s and George’s magnificently bulging biceps of steel.
What is more alluring, sexy, and awesome than seeing just one African jungle lord flexing his bicep for all the world to see? You guessed it, my friends. Two muscular, handsome, heroic, virile, and absolutely amazing jungle lords of Africa flexing their bulging biceps who can make every warrior quake and tremble and every foe run like bats out of Hell once they come face to face with their imposingly striking and strapping presences.
This is essentially who does the big bicep flex better the jungle king edition. For someone like me who loves men with well-shaped and beautiful muscles, I cannot really decide between the two. However, I can give an assessment of how their respective bicep flexes can be interpreted at least by me. Other interpretations are absolutely welcome in the comments.
Tarzan’s bicep flex combined with the cobalt blue lighting of Opar makes him an extremely powerful force to be reckoned with. This Alpha Male demands respect from his brothers and his best friends and even earns respect from his father Chief Keewazi and his lion father Mufasa, given how fierce Tarzan is in battle. His rough features from his dreadlocks to that intensity he emits from his piercing eyes and that Etruscan profile suggest a battle-hardened warrior who has gone through a whole lot of fighting by ripping his foes into smithereens with his own bare hands and leaving nothing behind. Simultaneously, that imposingly dashing fierceness is put to phenomenal use when it comes to protecting his family and friends from all invaders. So, enemies do not have a chance from escaping from Tarzan.
George’s bicep flex, the reddish magenta background, and his sympathetic, lamb-like face make him an undeniably gentle giant. While he is an Alpha Male of indubitable muscle and power on the outside, he holds a lot of warmth, kindness, and lovability on the inside, thus making him an example of bearing a literal hard outer shell and sweet, soft inside. George radiates with sweetness and he can use his mightily muscular body to protect anyone from harm and danger. There will be times he can be clumsy, but the people close to him such as his family and his friends will always see the positives this jungle man has to offer. Without any shadow of a doubt, George can offer every single positive in spades as the supportive big brother of Basuli, Tarzan, and Maugli.
These two jungle brothers may have it made in the shade when it comes to powerful muscles, especially their gorgeously bulging biceps, but it would be a whole lot more fun if other jungle muscle men were involved. One just needs to toss in Kaj, Muviro, Mawunga, Nomonga, Wasimbu, Waranji, Basuli, Kuwanga, Chowambi, and Maugli and it will be the greatest jungle posedown ever complete with tremendous bicep flexes, pec bouncing, and loads and loads of muscles on display. Boy, that would be the most phenomenal show I could pay good money for.
In conclusion, it has been tough choosing between Tarzan’s and George’s bicep flex, but I am going out on a limb and state that it is a tie between them.
So, I turn the floor to you, fellow artists and hardcore fans of George of the Jungle and Tarzan. Whose bulging bicep do you prefer? Tarzan’s or George’s? Please comment below.
I hope you all enjoyed this and I will see you in the next submission. Take care and stay safe, everybody.
Tarzan from The Legend of Tarzan belongs to Edgar Rice Burroughs and Disney.
George of the Jungle belongs to Jay Ward.
