Difference between revisions of "Joinch and Squanch"

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== Real-life applications ==
== Real-life applications ==
[[Image: Joinch.png|thumb|right|Scientific diagram of Joinch]]
[[Image: Joinch.png|thumb|right|Scientific diagram of Joinch]]
[[Image: Squanch.png|thumb|right|Unscientific diagram of Squanch]]
[[Image: Squanch.png|thumb|right|Questionable diagram of Squanch]]
Studies on Joinch and Squanch has led to many successful matches in [[Ibex Legends]], where countless scrubs have been rekt. According to ancient cave paintings, Joinch represents safety, whereas Squanch represents bamboozlement.
Studies on Joinch and Squanch has led to many successful matches in [[Ibex Legends]], where countless scrubs have been rekt. According to ancient cave paintings, Joinch represents safety, whereas Squanch represents bamboozlement.


However, the paradigm has shown very little promise in competitive [[Apex Legumes]]; research in this area is still ongoing.
However, the paradigm has shown very little promise in competitive [[Apex Legumes]]; research in this area is still ongoing.

Revision as of 17:43, 4 August 2025

Joinchening is the sacred act of unity, where all things come together (referenced in the famous song by The Beatles). It's similar to the "Big Crunch" theory of the end of the universe, having been discovered roughly 17 microseconds after the beginning.


She has a fundamental opponent known as Squanch which is kind of like the big bang but with less redshift (but not none). While Squanch is not actively malevolent, he can lead to dangerous situations if not kept in check.

Real-life applications

Scientific diagram of Joinch
Questionable diagram of Squanch

Studies on Joinch and Squanch has led to many successful matches in Ibex Legends, where countless scrubs have been rekt. According to ancient cave paintings, Joinch represents safety, whereas Squanch represents bamboozlement.

However, the paradigm has shown very little promise in competitive Apex Legumes; research in this area is still ongoing.