In a bustling winter wonderland, reminiscent of a snowy Peanuts landscape but with a lively Disney twist, the scene unfolds with whimsical chaos. Santa Claus, donned in his classic red suit, is in mid-flight, his jolly hat slightly askew as he sprints through a field of fluffy, snow-blanketed ground. His iconic sleigh, piled high with colorfully wrapped presents, teeters precariously on a nearby snowdrift. In hot pursuit, with a comical yet gentle twist, is Jesus, portrayed in a playful Osamu Tezuka style, holding a candy cane launcher shaped like a machine gun, shooting out festive peppermint swirls instead of bullets. His robe billows behind him, and his halo playfully doubles as a hula hoop. Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer, stands to the side, his eyes wide and cartoonishly exaggerated, channeling Gary Larson's humor, with his antlers twisted in a look of genuine surprise. Behind them, a backdrop of cozy, twinkling Christmas lights draped over snow-covered evergreen trees frames the action, reminiscent of a Bill Watterson winter landscape. A quaint little village peeks out from the trees, where tiny windows glow warmly in the evening light, adding a touch of Hergé's meticulous detail. This delightfully absurd holiday tableau captures a unique blend of chaos and charm, inviting viewers to chuckle at the unexpected holiday hijinks.

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