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I'm stuck trying to guess what 断面神 might be.

**Context:** Expressing astonishment it's possible to find a place in Tokyo
where croissant is about as good as in Paris (while looking at a photograph of
said croissant, cut in half and showing the inside). The whole dialog:

> 「クロワッサン！」  
>  「断面神！！」  
>  「食べたすぎる！！！」
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meaning slang internet-slang
how should 断面神 be interpreted?
神 is sometimes used in the sense of "superb". For example, you can call a game
you really like a 神ゲー. So maybe they are saying that the cross-section looks
fantastic? Just a wild guess...
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It's pretty much what has been mentioned in the answers and comments: godly
cross-section or insides, parsed 断面{だんめん}・神{かみ}. AS you know, croissants are
intricately layered inside, so the comment is about how beautiful or awesome
it is.

Note this is use of 神 is pretty much an internet-only thing, and is not used
in everyday speech.
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