The Russian movement that worships Gadget Hackwrench from Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers is known as Gaykoslavie (or the Cult of the Radiant Gadget).

It’s a rather a fringe, online-based cult that originated in the Russian city of Nizhny Novgorod around 2009–2010. Key Details of the Cult: The Deity: Followers, or "gadgetologists," view the cartoon mouse as a goddess, describing her as the "Radiant Gadget". Beliefs: They view her as a perfect being—technical, optimistic, and cute—who embodies a "divine optimism".

Activities: The group has been reported to hold meetups, celebrate her birthday on March 15th, and spread their beliefs online. Context: It is widely considered an ironic or "meme" religion, a blend of internet culture and serious, niche fanaticism, often compared to Scientology (or "Gadgetology").”

Via: Tiree Powers
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