Malaclypse the Younger is a fictional character from the satirical novel Principia Discordia, which was published in 1965 by Greg Hill and Kerry Thornley. He is portrayed as a prophet of the Discordian religion, which embraces chaos and disorder as fundamental aspects of existence. In the narrative, Malaclypse is known for his humorous and absurd take on life, often challenging conventional beliefs. His writings and teachings emphasize the importance of embracing chaos and questioning authority, making him a central figure in the Discordian movement.