OctoberRaven

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I hope it does become a Network special, so long as they don't change half of it like they did with Roadblock.

I'm not much of an artist but I would be down for promotion and bio design for things in my wheelhouse. I'd also suggest that relationships be overhauled... things like MDC2 will be hard to play with Batman hating the Joker meaning neither will work with the other now, etc!

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="jameschaos" data-cite="jameschaos" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="25169" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>this is joke right?</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> No, all of them (Riley and Ryder more than Mojo TBF) are just horrible and dull. Let me put it this way: If you made me choose between watching a minute of either Ryder or Riley, or an hour long iron man match between Raja Lion and Giant Gonzales? Sign me up for the iron man.</p>

with Riley gone, now we just need Mojo and Ryder to be released to rid the WWE of people who are worse than Eva Marie.

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The PG era is dead. Long live the Animal Planet era.

THUNDERVERSE BECOME A STAR ENTRY FORM Name: The Great YANDERE Short Name: YANDERE Biography: A bizarre gimmick, Great YANDERE is a wrestler who acts like a Japanese schoolgirl who went into wrestling to impress her senpai who happens to be a big wrestling fan. Yes, really. Please give a brief description of your characters appearance: Think young Great Muta, but dressed in a sailor fuku Age [between 20 - 25]: 20 Nationality: Japanese Race: Asian Ring Style: Psychopath Size: Small Finishing Move (please state type; Impact, Pinfall or Submission): "Love Me Senpai!" Driver (Impact) Face Gimmick (uses Platinum's gimmicks, we will not be creating gimmicks for this.): Psycho Heel Gimmick (uses Platinum's gimmicks, we will not be creating gimmicks for this.): Psycho Mask (Yes or No): No Hair (Yes or No): Yes Languages (All entrants must have at least passable English): Fluent Japanese, Passable English Other Areas Active (All entrants will have USA active by default): Japan Please describe your character's personality using the categories listed in game: Slightly humble, slightly selfish, compassionate, optimistic, somewhat flaky, really social, somewhat loyal, maximum bold, very driven, maximum liberal Please describe your character's performance stats (face, heel, wholesome etc.) using the categories listed in game: C Babyface, B Heel, C Cool, D Cocky, A* Crazy, D Legitimate, B+ Comedy, C Weasel, F- Brute, A Weird, C+ Wholesome Camera Skills Grade: Good looking, decently menacing for a little guy. Physical Skills Grade: Very athletic, good stamina, not a lot of strength Performance Skills Grade: Good basics, average psychology. Good consistency, average selling. Below average safety. Entertainment Skills Grade: Pretty average in promos, relying more on manic energy than anything. Flying Skills Grade: Average in high flying ability, but has some cool flashy spots. Technical Skills Grade: Weak in chain and mat wrestling, but average in submissions. Rumble Skills Grade: Average in brawling, above average in puroresu, but his best top row is Hardcore.

I might give it a chance if not for the fact that NCSoft axed City of Heroes for it. So I honestly hope it becomes a failure so bad it bankrupts the company.

One thing (that I didn't get to at the point I was watching it when I recommended it) to note re Valmet and adult situations, is that there's a point in Perfect Order which, well, I'll put in white text for spoilers. There's a moment where Koko gets drunk and Valmet goes to help her get ready for bed. The problem is Koko is so drunk at this point she's basically unresponsive, and Valmet's suggestive dialogue, while probably just comical fantasizing, can be implied as Valmet taking advantage of Koko. The possible interpretation is probably not what the writers meant as Valmet and Koko's personal relationship (if there is one, it's never made clear) is mostly played for laughs: Valmet professes to get a nosebleed at praise from Koko in the early episodes, for example. Also, I couldn't agree less with your review of Attack on Titan. I absolutely despise it and see it as a horrible horror subgenre mash-up that ends up bringing out the worst cliches of the subgenres it takes from. It's got a decent art style and even then if I were grading it, I'd give it an F. The story is just too full of obvious holes and pretty much every single character is an unlikable moron. ESPECIALLY the protagonist (seriously, who thinks JUDO is going to be of any use against a 50 foot giant?). I don't even like the action scenes that much, and I don't understand how they can be considered innovative. I mean, I guess in just anime it is, but unless you've never heard of Spider-Man before I don't see how the movement system is new. I just really don't see the appeal, because to me the whole thing just comes off as something that was created like Axe Cop was, but without any charm or humor in it.

Something I recommend for review would be Jormungand. Child soldier who hates weapons finds himself working as a bodyguard for an arms dealer named Koko, who straddles the line between Affably Evil and Faux-Affably Evil. Bullets, blood, and explosions a plenty occur. Definitely one for fans of Black Lagoon. The characters are more down to earth and the supporting cast tends to fade into the background (a bit like GITS: SAC where half of the unit are little more than named extras in the first season). The antagonists are occasionally memorable (Orchestra being a huge example) and Koko's brother and his head bodyguard also shine in their appearances but some of the characters seem to be just there. The protagonists who do get a share of the spotlight are for the most part well written. Jonah, the child soldier, takes his job seriously and seems to take a liking to Koko. Koko is a Balalaika-esque strategist and charismatic leader who seems to have a heart and is trying desperately not to become a total villain. Her right hand, Lehm, is a grizzled veteran and master sniper who becomes a mentor figure to other characters. And her left hand, Valmet, is a one-woman spec ops team who happens to have a yandere-like obsession with Koko. There is a bit of fanservice and comedy (mostly involving Valmet and either her yandere-ness or her massive chest) which sometimes takes away from the action (Example: During a serious combat situation, Koko complements Valmet, and Valmet mentions getting a nosebleed). There's also a point in the second seaon that, while probably intended as comical, can be interpreted as offscreen date rape, so watch out for that. Either way it's a pretty good series. I'm only 4 episodes in to the second season so I don't know if the series ends in a satisfying way. Season one manages to save what would have otherwise been a non-ending finale with a foreshadowing of season two. Oh, and don't skip the 'previously on' moments, because they segue right into the actual start of the episode almost seamlessly. So don't just fast forward to the (pretty neat) intro sequences.

Failing the above, Kill la Kill.

FLCL. Because.