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Cats in funny pose + internet = inevitable Photoshop battle.

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A photo of two cats having a tussle has captured Reddit's imagination. The original image is pretty simple.

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So of course we had some kitty-Vaders.

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Mortal Kombat got a look in as well.

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Heavy metal band Pantera also got a look-in.

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Some attempts took a few liberties with the narrative of the swipe.

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While some only made minor tweaks.

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And there was even a more pacifist interpretation of the scene.

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Give yourselves a pat on the back, diligent Photoshoppers of Reddit.

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