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Jaq Draco

Inquisitor Jaq Draco is the main protagonist of the The Inquisition War book trilogy from Warhammer 40.000.
==Bio==
Jaq Draco was a perfectly ordinary Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus, doing perfectly regular Inquisitor stuff (i.e. rooting out a Genestealer uprising) on the world of Stalinvast. Then he got contacted by a strange man that LARPed as an Eldar Harlequin, and before Jaq quite knew what was happening, he was drawn into a galactic-scale conspiracy involving him, the Harlequin, and a many-tentacled warp entity only known the Hydra.
Draco is notable in so far as that he and the book stars in are the very first Warhammer 40.000 novel to ever be published, and comes with all sorts of early edition oddities like the Squat Engineer Grimm or Jaq sharing a bed with Meh'Lindi - his personal Callidus Assassin. It also is notable in that author Ian Watson is chiefly known for writing erotica, and probably had to be held at gunpoint so he wouldn't turn every scene into a sex scene. Not that he didn't try.
==In 8chanmania==
Being of Ordo Malleus stock, Jaq Draco doesn't particularly like it when daemons breach into realspace. He especially doesn't like it when they show up in a wrestling show based on Holy Terra itself. So when Slaanesh and its fellows came over for a surprise party during 8chanmania XCII, Draco sent out Inquisitor Lancor to find out just how bad things were.
To Jaq's dismay, they were bad. But not quite bad enough to justify a personal intervention. He was about to call in some Space Marines to clear the whole mess up, but just then, Lancor informed him he suspected a Genestealer infiltration was taking place atop of the Chaos incursion. And just like that, Jaq's bolt pistol went off. He immediately decided to investigate matters personally, only accompanied by his bodyguard assassin.
While spending most of this reconnaissance mission undercover, Jaq and Meh'Lindi eventually were spotted by the 80s Noise Marine, and thrown into a desperate fight against him and a horde of gibbering cultists. They nearly would have died then and there, had it not been for the timely intervention of Captain Indrick Boreale and a full company of his Blood Ravens Space Marines.
Alas, far worse than mere daemons stalked the halls of the mania. Just when the combined forces of Inquisitor and the Force Commander had weathered the first wave of the Chaos assailants, they themselves were assailed by an actual ghost. Which is to say, Default-Chan under a blanket. This so thoroughly spooked Draco that he immediately teleported back to the ship of Admiral Spire waiting in orbit, and called down an Exterminatus upon the whole damn place. Moral of the story: Don't spook Inquisitors.
Category:Lore Characters
Category:Warhammer 40.000
Jareth the Goblin King

Jareth the Goblin King is the main antagonist of the 1986 movie Labyrinth.
==Bio==
As his name implies, Jareth is the ruler of the dim-witted goblins inhabiting the eponymous labyrinth. Unlike them, he doesn't look like the anthropomorphic crossing between a wild boar and a mutated street rat, but rather takes the appearance of a glam rock singer from the 80s; down to his habit of lusting after underage groupies.
When sixteen-year-old Sarah Williams wishes away her infant step-brother Toby to the goblins, Jareth was more than happy to oblige. His plan to make her his, however, sort of fell short when Sarah bested the thirteen-hour quest through the labyrinth he had bestowed upon the girl. The Goblin King supposedly spends most of his time fluttering around as an owl nowadays.
==In 8chanmania==
Jareth's sole appearance was in 8chanmania LXXXI. He danced circles around Syd Barrett and reduced Scatman John to an awkward stutter. Things took a turn for the worse when he faced an actual wrestler in the form of Eddie Guerrero.
==Trivia==
* David Bowie, the rather idiosyncratic figure behind Jareth, passed away from liver cancer in 2016.
* Jareth and Labyrinth have their own manga and comic sequels, namely Return to Labyrinth and Labyrinth: Coronation.
Category:Fighters
Category:Movie Fighters
Javert

Javert is a playable character from the indie fighting game ArmJoe, which in turn is a loving parody of the stage version of Les Miserables.
==Bio==
As history has shown, magical things can happen when Japanese developers (let alone Japanese one-man developers) develop a fondness for a Western works and decide to make a video game out of it. In the case of ArmJoe, this meant turning the grief and pain of Victor Hugo's historical a 2d fighting game in the likes of Street Fighter, mixing very authentic nods to the original with the likes of a robotic Valjean.
Much as in source material, ArmJoe's Javert is a tall and intimidating figure who represents the long arm of the law - and proverbially so, given the long reach of Javert's attacks. On the flipside, the orthodoxy of his belief means Javert is utterly rigid in his morals, and equally rigid in his fighting style; leaving him in a tough spot when the situation requires flexibility.
==In 8chanmania==
Javert fought in 8chanmania LXXII. Having set out to bring justice to the gambling den of the ring, he was not impressed when he met another officer of the law in the form of Francis York Morgan. His disdain quickly changed into horror when Morgan not only defeated him, but also - in his usual, nonchalant tone - told him about a case involving a female victim that was force-fed chicken eggs until she expired. 
Category:Fighters
Category:Fighting Games
Jean-Pierre Polnareff

Jean-Pierre Polnareff is a French stand user from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
==Bio==
Coming from a rural French community, Polnareff's hitherto peaceful life was shattered when a man with two right hands raped and murdered his younger sister, Sherry Polnareff. He swore vengeance, traveling the globe in search for the culprit. Polnareff eventually ran into Dio Brando, who offered to help him find his target if he were to join him. Unknown to Polnareff, Brando also planted a brain parasite onto his head that made him a perfectly willing servant.
Under Dio's control, Polnareff initially tries to attack the Joestar Group. He is nearly killed in his battle against Muhammad Avdol, but the latter decides to spare his life after witnessing the strong martial honor still present in an otherwise brainwashed mook. Jotaro Joestar aptly removes Brando's flesh bud, and Polnareff goes onto become the Joestar Group's resident butt-monkey that continuously gets wrecked to show off how strong their enemies are.
==In 8chanmania==
Jean-Pierre Polnareff fought in 8chanmania XXXVII. He won an early victory against Scott Manley, but much as in the show proper, an actual villain like Sauron was a bit more than he could realistically handle.
Category:Fighters
Category:JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
Jeanne d'Arc

Jeanne d'Arc was a French peasant girl that became a national hero and later patron saint of France for her rule in the Hundred Years' War against the Kingdom of England.
==Bio==
France, 1428. The Hundred Year's War over English claims to the French throne has just entered its 91st year. The country is devastated. But amidst nearly a century of nigh-constant warfare, there emerges a single peasant girl, Jeanne. Who, claiming divine inspiration by the likes of the archangel Michael, insists on being brought to the dauphin Charles VII - that he may be crowned king of France, and drive the English and their allies out of France.
Through her religious devotion (and, let's be real, Jeanne probably being schizo as fuck), this girl became a rallying icon that turned the tide of war against the English. At least until her attempt to relieve Compiégne from a Burgundian siege got her captured, handed over to the English, and then burned at the stake as a heretic in a 1431. It was a bullshit trial, everyone knew it was a bullshit trial, and Jeanne was rehabilitated by the Catholic church in 1456.
Understandably revered by the French since the day of her martyrdom, it still took some 464 years - and France limping out of World War I - for then-incumbent Pope Benedict XV to canonize her as a saint, and another 79 years until she got her own campaign in Age of Empires II.
==In 8chanmania==
During the course of 8chanmania XCV, the spirit of Jeanne of Arc was summoned into and bound to the Gundam Rose by Claude Frollo. Suffice it to say she did not like it, but her furiously mashing various buttons in the cockpit of the mecha somehow sufficed to do in Brauggi. Even better, her button spam lead to the defeat of both Yellow Devil and Clown; while her victory over Madara Uchiha came with the nice bonus of him getting rid of Frollo. Her final victory over the SS13 Janitor lead to her (and /m/) winning their first belt.
As one of the mania's champions, she (and the Gundam Rose she still was stuck in) got their ticket to the grand finals of 8chanmania XCIX. Jeanne taught Evolver not to call the French "Surrender Monkeys" again, forced Alis Landale to pick up an office job at SEGA, and (however reluctantly) sent Matthew Stevens into the light. It took the mountain-like strength of La Madremonte to finally stop her rampage.
Alone, and still stuck in a now-disabled mecha, a horribly confused Jeanne sent an emergency prayer to God. The latter, perhaps feeling guilty over having looked the other way, promptly whisked her back to the fourteenth century, where an overjoyed Jeanne could lead the French once more. Until the Britbongs burned her at the stake. Again.
Category:Managers
Category:Historical Fighters
Jecht

Jecht is a character from Final Fantasy X.
==Bio==
Once the best blitzball player in the entirety of Samarkand, Jecht's alcoholism ruined his skill to the point that he abandoned his wife and then seven-year-old son Tidus to train at the sea. He, along a dishonored warrior monk named Auron, would later become a body guard of sorts for the disgraced priest Braska in his quest to kill the local equivalent of Moby Dick.
Jecht superficially has a disagreeable character - he is proud, arrogant, and so full of himself that it's a miracle he does not burst when earning a well-deserved slap on the face. But all this bravado hides a man that is fundamentally good at heart and will help other people for no other reason than because "it's the right thing to do". In particular, Jecht loves his son and dreams of turning him into a blitzball player with the same reputation he enjoyed, yet his severe lack of communicative skills mean he utterly fails to bring the message across.
==In 8chanmania==
Jecht debuted in 8chanmania LIX. He apparently hit the bottle prior to his first match, and little else could explain his resounding defeat against Johnny Maximum.
His second appearance was in 8chanmania XC. There, Jecht earned his first victory against Orochi, only to have his shit kicked in by King Ramses for not returning the slab.
Category:Fighters
Category:Final Fantasy
Jenny Wakeman

Jenny Wakeman is the main protagonist of the animated show My Life As a Teenage Robot.
==Bio==
Designed by her creator and "mother" Nora Wakeman, Robotic Global Response Unit XJ-9 (also known under the civilian name "Jenny Wakeman") is a state-of-the-art android whose superhuman body and wide-ranging arsenal of integrated weapons make her the ideal protector of planet Earth. At the same time, Jenny also was developed to have the personality of a teenage girl in the worst stages of puberty, meaning that her intended crime-fighting activities more than often conflict with her desired activities of dating cute guys or blindly following the latest trends in fashion like the hormone-addled hoe she is.
==In 8chanmania==
Prior to the events of 8chanmania XXXIV, Jenny fought a pre-show match against Spawn for the right to represent /co/ in the actual tournament. She eventually lost, but was given another preshow match against against 2B which she won; also via pinfall.
Her next stop was in 8chanmania XXXVI. She managed to defeat the Machine Cultist before tapping out to Velvet Crowe. Jenny subsequently was whisked away to have "tests" done on her, courtesy of GLaDOS.
Following a lengthy and suspicious absence from the mania, Jenny made a surprise reappearance in 8chanmania XLVI, albeit registered as and under the control of the Laughing Man. She crashed the systems of Curly Brace, allowing Laughing Man to take over her frame instead and setting Jenny free. 
After having been missing from 8chanmania as an official wrestler for 10+ manias she finally returned in 8chanmania LIII with one of her ambiguously white bullies. The plan initially worked well enough to defeat Vectorman and Andrew Jackson, but not well enough to bring down Haze and Buddy Armstrong.
== Trivia ==
* I WANT TO CLANG HER I BET HER SKIN ISN'T COLD AND METAL AT ALL FUCK MY BONER HAS REACHED THE SIZE OF MOUNT EVEREST I WANT TO BONE HER AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
*Despite being the main character and the most important reason as to why My Life as a Teenage Robot hasn't been forgotten (for obvious reasons) she is not the MLAATR character with the most appearances in 8chanmania, having been outdone in that regard by Tiff Crust.
Category:Fighters
Category:My Life as a Teenage Robot
Jesper Johanssen

Jesper Johanssen is the protagonist of the 2019 animated Christmas movie Klaus.
==Bio==
Heir to the Postmaster-General of Norway, Jesper's limited academic success and/or interest with his studies in the Postmaster Academy sees him forcibly relocated to the remote island town of Smeerensburg; where he has to deliver at least six-thousand letters within a year or risk being cut off from his generous family fortune.
Problem is, the sole inhabitants of Smeerensburg come from two inbred clans that utterly despise each other and hence have no need to send any mail. So Jesper sets out and eventually runs into the scary-but-good-hearted woodsman Klaus. As it so happens, Klaus sits on a veritable mountain of toys, and would happily part from them if only someone wrote him some letters. You figure out the rest.
==In 8chanmania==
Jesper Johanssen fought in the Christmas-themed 8chanmania LXXIV. Since he only ferried toys instead of burgers, Alasgan Bear promptly put the legdrop on him.
Category:Fighters
Category:Klaus
Jessie

Jessie (also known as Musashi) is a recurring villain from the Pokémon anime.
==Bio==
As one third of the unholy trinity of Team Rocket (alongside James and Meowth), Jessie acts as the leader to a hilariously inept squad of gang-stalkers that constantly try to pry a yellow rodent from the arms of a perpetual twelve-year-old. While their kidnapping plans often are highly elaborate (and/or defy all forms of common sense), they invariably end up getting launched into the stratosphere.
Jessie herself wanted to become a Pokémon nurse, but ended up enrolling with a school that was meant for actual Pokémon nurses (i.e. Chanseys) instead of humans. How she didn't notice this until her failed graduation date is a mystery for the ages, but as much as the anime flashbacks try to portray her as a victim-turned-villain, Jessie still ends up being a glorified, narcisstic comic relief.
==In 8chanmania==
===Season 3===
Jessie first appeared in 8chanmania LXXXII, where she and James acted as the managers of Meowth. Amusingly, they only joined the mania for its prize money after 'Operation Get-Meowth-A-Gigantamax-Crystal-So-That-He-Can-Become-Longcat' failed to find the appropriate funding from their boss. Even more amusingly, Jessie and James intentionally put their bets on Meowth getting floored by Wario, and left the mania with just enough money to pay the resulting vet bills.
Her sole personal stint in the ring was during 8chanmania XCVI, where she tried to take on Clyde of the Pac-Man Girls in the hopes of winning enough money to just buy a certain electric rat. Clydes's comment on her cheap clothes looked didn't delight her in the slightest, but Jessie ended up holding the chair anyhow.
===24 Hour Stream===
During the 24 Hour Stream, Jessie and James broke the freshly-arrested Los Tiburon out of his prison cell, and presented him with a bold plan: They would supply him with a modest starter team of Pokémon, which would allow Los Tiburon to fight his way to freedom. Los Tiburon, in turn, would cause enough of a mess to allow Team Rocket their own, slightly more clandestine escape.
After a brief test battle, they sent him on his merry way, and were not seen again.
Category:Fighters
Category:Managers
Category:Pokemon
Jet Bradley

Jethro 'Jet' Bradley is the protagonist of Tron 2.0.
==Bio==
Heir to tech-corporation bigwig Alan Bradley, Jet steadfastly refused to his father's attempt to install him as a board member in the family business, and instead chose a wonderful life of constant crunch-time in its game development branch. Then his old man disappears under mysterious circumstances, and before Bradley quite knows what happens, his father's equivalent of Clippy has already sucked him into cyberspace.
Turns out, the company of Bradley senior is facing a hostile takeover, and some of the people behind it got into their system. Worse still, said people did not even do so properly, which means they're now floating around as virus-like entities corrupting data left and right. Now take an educated guess where is father is, and you have a wholesome family story.
For whatever it's worth, this still beats doing crunch-time.
==In 8chanmania==
Jet Bradley fought in 8chanmania LVII. He ended UnregisteredHypercam2's illicit recording of company data with a KO, but then met a walking nightmare in the form of Alma Wade.
Category:Fighters
Category:First-Person Shooters
Category:Monolith Productions
Jevil

Jevil is a hidden boss from the first chapter of Delarune.
==Bio==
As by the hints of his old pal and court magician, Seam, Jevil originally used to be the royal jester of the Card Kingdom. Things changed when Jevil met a mysterious figure who drove the already eccentric joker quite mad; to the point that Seam saw himself forced to imprison Jevil in a secret chamber within the Card Castle.
If one has the patience to listen through his manic cackling and rambling, Jevil reveals that he sees himself as the only truly 'free' individual, while all other people merely are figures in some sort of larger 'game'. Of course, him being more than happy to murderfuck other people as part of this game makes it hard to believe, but considering all Darkworlders like him seem to be based on toys existing in the Light World, he might be on to something.
==In 8chanmania==
Jevil fought in 8chanmania XLII, with him being one of the few Undertale/Deltarune characters not universally despised by the audience. This still did little to help him when Junko Enoshima opened a can of despair on his pudgy arse.
Category:Fighters
Category:Undertale
Jill Stingray

Julian Stingray, better known as Jill, is the protagonist of VA-11 Hall-A.
==Bio==
Although Jill is a college graduate and was offered a job at a big research facility, personal circumstances have led her to a slightly more simple life as a bartender at the eponymous VA-11 Hall-A bar. This suits her fine, and while she technically is overqualified from her job, she still takes a quiet joy from mixing drinks and changing lifes.
Jill is extremely fond of beer, and notably has a cybernetic implants that allows her to drink vast quantities of it without getting drunk. Whether the same applies to her constant cigarettes is unknown, but Miss Stingray is a simple girl - so long as she can pet her cat or other pussies after a long shift, she is happy.
==In 8chanmania==
===Season 1===
Jill debuted in 8chanmania XII, where she forced Tenko Chabashira to tap out and subsequently tapped out herself in her match against Chris Benoit.
===Season 2===
Jill reappeared in the porn-themed 8chanmania LXIII, having apparently thrown in her lot with GLaDOS in exchange over a particularly generous tip. Her immediate loss against a Naked Abbo was a source of great dismay.
Jill's last known stint came on week later, namely in 8chanmania LXIV. She once more was kicked out of the preliminaries; this time after refusing to serve alcohol to the pint-sized Nazrin.
Category:Fighters
Category:Simulation Games
Jill Valentine

Jill Valentine is a major character from the Resident Evil series.
==Bio==
Jill began her career in the United States Army, and was the only woman to be admitted into the intense Operator Training Course of Delta Force. Around 1996, she was recruited into Raccoon City's S.T.A.R.S. (Special Tactics and Rescue Service) by Albert Wesker as a Bomb & Explosives expert, although she also was known for her skill at lockpicking.
She was part of the Alpha Team sent to investigate (and, unknowingly, hush up) the 1998 Mansion Incident, in which Valentine had her first encounter with the Bio Organic Weapons (BOW) of Umbrella Corporation. Since then, Jill Valentine has been under the employ of various companies and international groups seeking to assess and eliminate the risk poised by BOWs. 
==In 8chanmania==
Valentine debuted in 8chanmania XXIII. She finished Liu Kang, but ironically enough got herself wrecked by the eldritch abomination Saya in the following round.
For 8chanmania XXXI, she teamed up with her former S.T.A.R.S. partner Chris Redfield. The two sadly were immediately wiped by a Revenant and a Beheaded Kamikaze.
Category:Fighters
Category:Resident Evil
Jim Cornette

James Mark Jim Cornette is a retired American wrestling commentator, promoter, manager and all-around man behind the scenes.
==Bio==
Not everyone enters wrestling as a wrestler. Its own, dedicated entertainment sector, it has its own industry of writers, bookers, trainers, promoters, and agents; all dutifully doing their work both on-screen and off-screen. But while many of these roles experience some kind of overlap, few people can claim to have run the entire gamut of the scene, and of these, and of these, only one person happens to be Cornette. 
Originally starting out as a humble ringside photographer, Cornette enjoyed his initial breakthrough as manager of the tag team The Midnight Express. He later jumped from working alongside Jim "BAH GAWD" Ross as a color commentator in what would be WCW, to building the Camp Cornette stable in WWF/WWE, to becoming management director for TNA, to working as executive producer for Ring of Honor.
After some seven more years doing on-and-off jobs for various promos, Cornette retired from the wrestling business to ... start doing podcasts about the wrestling. His often vitriolic and indeed colorful language tends to make Statler and Waldorf look like adoring fans, but for all of his verbal abuse, Cornette stil is respected as a living legend of the industry. Just don't mention Vince Russo.
==In 8chanmania==
Cornette, for reasons lost to history, decided to serve as the manager of Waspinator during 8chanmania LXXXIII. His prep speeches apparently sufficed to get the bio-mech beyond Mega Man X, but did little to help him against the faceless fury of Master Chief
Category:Managers
Category:Wrestlers