Antoni Matteo Garcia

This piece of George, Basuli, Tarzan, and Maugli fanart is dedicated to those who find the idea of George, Basuli, Tarzan, and Maugli acting like a quartet of wild, feral, beastly jungle muscle warrior brothers absolutely awesome. Sit back, relax, and revel in the brutal brilliance that defines these four jungle warrior brothers for life.

George’s, Basuli’s, Tarzan’s, and Maugli’s terrifying grins with blood dripping from their fangs, bloodied gashes on their bodies, and a whole bunch of bruises and black eyes should tell you one solitary thing. These four jungle brothers have been beating each other to a brutally bloodied pulp during their ritualistic beatdowns. They even do it naked because it makes them be in touch with their feral sides. George, Basuli, Tarzan, and Maugli believe their intense sparring and rigorous muscle-building workouts give them strength and vigor. Their combat matches combine Vale Tudo, Kapu Kuialua, Ancient Greek Pankration, Lutte Traditionelle, Gidigbo, Malla-yuddha, Pehlwani, Hardcore Wrestling, Hardcore Boxing, Shootfighting, Shoot Wrestling, Shooto, and Shoot Boxing. It is a free-for-all battle with biting and slashing included, considering they have fangs and claws like lions, tigers, and leopards. Besides, George, Basuli, Tarzan, and Maugli even have moments where they punch each other in the face several times akin to what Don Frye and Yoshihiro Takayama did back in Japan’s Pride FC 2002. Therefore, they show beastly brotherly love the only way they know how by challenging each other to brutal beatdowns. They also have the perfect opportunities to unleash uppercuts, haymakers, overhand punches, liver punches, hooks, jabs, ground-and-pounds, sprawls-and-brawls, headbutts, elbow strikes, torture racks, rear naked chokeholds, bites, slashes, DDTs, sharpshooters, bearhugs, body slams, piledrivers, and neck cranks at each other while launching those attacks with euphoric glee.

It is clear to see that George’s, Basuli’s, Tarzan’s, and Maugli’s bloody grins mean that they not only enjoy channeling their inner beasts and beating each other up to bloody pulps of death. They can also mean two possibilities. One is to invite you, dear readers, to revel in their ferally naked battles to the death. Two is to not harm their family, their jungle home, and their cave gym, let alone poach wildlife, or else they will hunt you down and devour your flesh, skin, bones, and all. Moreover, when you see them grin in a frenzied and feral state, you know that giving each other beatdowns, smackdowns, and brutal bouts is their form of showing unconditional brotherly love. Their bloody beatdowns are what bring George, Basuli, Tarzan, and Maugli together and consider them on par with their intensely intimate lovemaking sessions with their respective husbands, Namontack for George, Theseus for Basuli, Hercules for Tarzan, and Kocoum for Maugli. Together, George, Basuli, Tarzan, and Maugli constantly build each other up in visceral ecstasy through their hardcore mixed martial arts matches in the nude and exude frenzied glee.

I hope you all enjoyed this, and I will see you in the next submission. Take care, stay safe, and have a wild Halloween season like George, Basuli, Tarzan, and Maugli have, everybody.

George of the Jungle belongs to Jay Ward.

Basuli and Tarzan from Tarzan belong to Disney and Edgar Rice Burroughs.

Maugli from The Adventures of Mowgli belongs to Rudyard Kipling, Roman Davydov, Leonid Belokurov, and Soyuzmultfilm.