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"Kill Buddha when you meet Buddha, kill Devil when you meet Devil" had different meanings. In Zen, this was a state of enlightenment. The enlightened person was like having obtained the Wisdom Sword of Prajna, able to cut off troubles and not be influenced by the Buddha or the devil (the Buddha and the devil here could be understood as different spiritual influences or interference factors). When they encountered troubles, they could eliminate them as if they were cutting them with a sword. In some immortal cultivation concepts, it was reflected in an extremely powerful and decisive state. For example, if an immortal cultivator reached a certain realm, they would have a strong autonomy between good and evil, Taoism and devil. If they became immortals, there would be no devils in the world. If they became devils, they would dare to kill gods and slaughter immortals. In modern times, it was used to express self-growth or dealing with interpersonal relationships. It was used to express an attitude of taking the initiative and killing ruthlessly. For example, in interpersonal relationships, one would not be controlled by others, turn from passive to active, and turn oneself from an honest person to a ruthless person. One would not be afraid of losing, and thus occupy a dominant position in various relationships or situations. "Let go and become a Buddha, draw your saber!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Yes, Loki did kill Odin in some comic storylines.

Yes, Thanos does kill Loki in the comics. It's a significant event in the storyline.

Yes, Loki did kill Frigga in some comic storylines.

In certain comic arcs, Loki manages to eliminate Odin. However, the circumstances and aftermath can vary depending on the specific comic series.

No, it's not a true story. It's a fictional work created for entertainment purposes.

No, Kid Loki didn't kill Thor in the comics. Their relationship was complex but not to that extreme.

Well, it depends on the specific comic series and storyline. Sometimes the events are complex and not straightforward. But there are instances where it seems like Kid Loki might have had a hand in Thor's predicament.

Yes, in some comic storylines, Kid Loki has been involved in events that led to Thor's apparent death.

The anime of Kill la Kill debuted earlier. The manga followed later, building on the popularity and story established by the anime. Generally, in this case, the anime led the way.