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One of the villains of the film, the Hammer of Boravia is a clear reference to the Golem of Prague, a Jewish mythological character
>According to the story, the Golem of Prague is a non-sentient creature built by a rabbi to defend the Prague ghetto from White Europeans using a simple object (clay)
>The Hammer of Boravia is a non-sentient clone made by Lex Luthor to defend Boravia from Superman using a simple object (Superman's hair)
>Boravia is clearly based on Israel, just like how Jarhanpur is based on Palestine
>Boravia's name is a mix of Bohemia and Moravia, the two main regions that make up Czechia
>The capital of Czechia and Bohemia is Prague
>The Hammer of Boravia features a star on his torso, similar to the the star found on the Golem's chest on the 1920 movie The Golem

>According to the story, the Golem of Prague is a non-sentient creature built by a rabbi to defend the Prague ghetto from White Europeans using a simple object (clay)
>The Hammer of Boravia is a non-sentient clone made by Lex Luthor to defend Boravia from Superman using a simple object (Superman's hair)
>Boravia is clearly based on Israel, just like how Jarhanpur is based on Palestine
>Boravia's name is a mix of Bohemia and Moravia, the two main regions that make up Czechia
>The capital of Czechia and Bohemia is Prague
>The Hammer of Boravia features a star on his torso, similar to the the star found on the Golem's chest on the 1920 movie The Golem
The Hammer of Boravia is 100% an allusion to the Golem of Prague, i wonder why Gunn made him a villain.

>Boravia is an allegory for Israel
>Boravia's name = Bohemia + Moravia = Czechia
>The capital of Bohemia and Czechia is Prague
>The Hammer of Boravia = The Golem of Prague
>The Golem of Prague is a non-sentient being created to defend Jews and the Hammer of Boravia is a non-sentient being created to defend the Boravians