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Cranky Kong

Cranky Kong is a major character from the Donkey Kong series.
==Bio==
Despite of chiefly being known as a cantankerous old geezer, Cranky used to be the original Donkey Kong back in the 1981 arcade version of the game. Unfortunately for him, Nintendo never told Crankey that Donkey Kong was meant to be a generational title - or that his beloved son would barely see the light of day before Nintendo and Rare replaced him with his shit-for-brains grandson.
This intense emotional trauma (coupled with the passing of his late wife) turned Cranky into a bitter, cynical wretch that hates (You), the world, and probably himself. That he still sticks around in various NPC roles instead of drinking himself to sleep at night speaks volumes about former glories long undone.
==In 8chanmania==
Cranky Kong fought in 8chanmania LXIV. His initial fight against Billy Mays mostly was a fight between Mays trying to sell him a product against mottled fur and Cranky Kong being too stubborn to buy it. Despite of winning the match, Cranky Kong still ended up buying two bottles of the damned stuff; if mostly because it was goddamn Billy Mays.
He next faced Serval, and was quite adamant about beating some sense into the young'un. Alas, even a being reduced to pure spite will still feel the grip of old age; and as Serval told him to be nicer to his friends, Cranky quietly longed for his beloved Wrinkly Kong.
Category:Fighters
Category:Donkey Kong
Crash Bandicoot

Crash Bandicoot is the protagonist of the titular Crash Bandicoot series.
==Bio==
Crash is a genetically advanced "Eastern Barred Bandicoot" with a huge craving for apples, the ability to turn into a localized whirlwind, and an unhealthy tendency to run straight into crates filled with nitroglycerine.
The bandicoot had a pretty laid-back life until the deranged Dr. Neo Cortex stole his girlfriend Tawna to turn her into the leader of his brainwashed critter army. Aided by the disembodied Vodoo mask Uka Uka and various other friend, he set out to save his girl - only to find himself dragged into recurring and increasingly bizarre adventures.
==In 8chanmania==
===Season 1===
Crash debuted in 8chanmania III, but how he fared there is unknown.
His next appearance was in 8chanmania XXVI, where he found himself on the receiving end of Gex' ceaseless snark.
===Season 2===
Crash and Gex teamed up for 8chanmania XLIV, but promptly got kicked out again when Round Bear and Round Seal got Gex' scaly rear disqualifed via chair trick.
==Trivia==
*During an early production phase of the series' first game, Crash was actually known as "Wally the Wombat".
Category:Fighters
Category:Crash Bandicoot
Crash Bandicoot (Retold)

Crash Bandicoot Retold is a fan comic loosely based on the events of the original Crash Bandicoot games.
==Bio==
Taking place after the events of Crash: Mind Over Mutant, things turned awry when Evil Crash proves superior to and proceeds to butcher all of the goody-two-shoes. The talkative vodoo mask Aku Aku sends a message back in time to warn himself of the impending doom, but as the Aku Aku of Crash 1 gets the memo, the original Crash has already been infected by the demon gene.
Thus unfurls a story that contains impressive amounts of curayhzee, pseudo-super sayajin mutations, Crash stabbing things with his sword, and just about everything else that makes Deviant Art "fan comics" so bad they unintentionally become entertaining again.
==In 8chanmania==
===Season 3===
This incarnation of Crash Bandicoot debuted in 8chanmania LXXVII. He immediately unleashed his devil gene powers by defeating Chargeman Ken and a WWEW Soldier, but ultimately came to fear The Reaper.
Three manias later, during 8chanmania LXXX, the retold Crash Bandicoot was still in search of Dr. Cortex. His quest saw him defeating Sonic the Hedgehog, TF2 Heavy, and Tina Armstrong before he stopped the excessive police violence of Nick Mason with a KO. It already was expected that he would end up winning the belt, but the cunning combat computing of Evolver after it had reached Lvl. 5 through its previous fights were too much for the demoncoot.
His short appearance in 8chanmania LXXXV was limited to getting his ass kicked by Amy Rose
===8chanmania C===
The retold Crash was last seen fighting TNA-Chan during 8chanmania C. The potentially cosmic consequences of his lost against the wily Coyote are yet to be fully understood. 
Category:Fighters
Category:Crash Bandicoot
Crazy Bus

Crazy Bus is the representative of the 2004 video game/tech demo of the same name for the Sega Genesis, which is chiefly remembered for the massive quantities of ear-rape induced by its randomly generated music.
==Bio==
As already mentioned, Crazy Bus was never meant to be an actual game, but rather served as a slightly more elaborate test for the BASIC compiler and the sound driver of some guy from the SG demo scene. The "gameplay" revolves driving one of various Venezuelan-made buses from the left to the right side of the screen by pressing a button, and the graphics were so elaborate that immediate and acute eye cancer typically afflicted the player no more than one minute after startup.
Crazy Bus is best known and most notorious for the cacophony that plays in lieu of music during the main menu screen, which also (and perhaps mercifully) happens to be the only music track the game has.
==In 8chanmania==
===Season 2===
Crazy Bus debuted in 8chanmania XXXVIII, but instantly met its demise against the fellow heavy-weight Big Rig.
It's second coming during 8chanmania XLVI was slightly more successful, and saw the bus defeating conspiracy theorist Francis E. Dec (which probably makes it a Nazi Jewish Communist Gangster Bus), and also saw it running over Uncommon Time star Contralto 'Alto' Cantabile. The timetable of the bus only underwent a sudden change when it faced a certain Replica Soldier in the quarter finals, who actually managed to wrestle the damn thing into submission.
Continuing to improve its standings in 8chanmania XLIX, Crazy Bus ended Arino's challenge, sent Duty Stalker back to the Zone and put Pikachu Libre under the truck before finally stopping for Kunio in the semi-finals.
===Season 3===
It's next drive was in 8chanmania LXXII. The bus defied the attempts of Granny Crotony to add it to her inventory (i.e., stuff it into her bra - not kidding) and likewise brought a quick end to the work strike of the Bowling Elf from Elf Bowling. It did, alas, lose to Dr. Morbis in the Quarter Finals.
As a neat little trick, some idiot put the entire soundtrack of Crazy Bus in the game as one of the characters voice file, resulting in a devastating amount of ear-rape when layer over layer of the same track was stacked upon each other during his fight against Granny Crotony. The issue mercifully was fixed in the break between the preliminaries and the Best of Sixteen.
To make things 110% more curayzhee, Crazy Bus teamed up with Big Rig for 8chanmania LXXVI. The two super-heavyweights easily defeated the Zoom Gas Duo and the Party Baby, but were not quite crazy enough to match the genocidal insanity of Luca Blight and Ugandan Knuckles one round later.
==Trivia==
* Despite not actually being a game, Crazy Bus is one of the few better-known titles to have been produced in Venezuela; the other exception being the point-and-click horror adventure game Scratches.
* This Crazy Bus is not to be confused with the the cartoon Crazy Bus seen in the children's cartoon Arthur. They're not the same bus, though the Crazy Bus song from Arthur has been known to play during matches.
Category:Fighters
Category:Vehicles
Crazy Frog

Crazy Frog is the embodiment of every nerve-grating phone ringtone ever created.
==Bio==
Back in 1997, a Swedish student recorded himself imitating the noise of a two-stroke engine. He apparently was quite good at it, as the record became a hit on the file-sharing networks of yesteryear. By 2003, another Swede heard the recording, and was inspired to create a prototype of the crazy frog simply called The Annoying Thing to go with the sound.
The internet popularity of this character brought in the infernal forces known as Jamba, who licensed the character and commercialized it - first as a ringtone, then presented on badly-made covers of Beverley Hills Cop's main theme Axel F and others. To call it "ear rape" would be an understatement, but where all involved parties rejoiced when the character apparently was killed off in 2009, a 2020 message claims a new album was already in development. God help us all.
==In 8chanmania==
The Crazy Frog (thankfully) only fought in 8chanmania LXXXVI. His auditory assault turned Lightning McQueen into a proper wreck and sent Erich von Raitenau to his Führer, but thankfully ended when Frank West did an investigative piece on how much punishment a single frog can take.
==Trivia==
One of Crazy Frog's moves played the entire "engine revving" soundclip. Due to the length of said soundclip, these sometimes stacked on top of each other. You do the math.
Category:Fighters
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Crimson Viper

Crimson Viper is a character from the Street Fighter series; first showing up in Street Fighter IV.
==Bio==
Crimson Viper's most recognizeable feature is the highly sophisticated combat suit she wears into and makes heavy use of during the battle. Ostensibly nothing more than a regular business suit with a particularly revealing front section, its gloves contain extendable metal knuckles which can be imbued wth an extremely strong current to electrocute foes, send electrical shockwaves through the ground, or make electric engineers cry over implausibility of such as weapon. The suit's high-heeled shoes, in turn, contain inbuilt jets which Viper can use to extend her jump height or add a nice bit of afterburn to her kicks.
Her trademark suit was manufactured by the Shadaloo Intimidation Network (S.I.N.), and Viper herself initially appears to be a field operative of the same organization. Later events reveal that the leaders of S.I.N. didn't fly so good when it came to her.
==In 8chanmania==
Crimson Viper debuted in Shitpostmania. She handily defeated Vanessa Lewis, proved that Vipers beat Penguins by doing the same to Mother Penguin, whacked yet another King of Fighters character by the name of Adelheid Bernstein, and drastically improved the personal privacy of everyone involved by shutting down Discord. Her attempt to put a new belt on her suit was denied by the furious Colombian deity La Madremonte - who actually was John Cena. It's complicated.
==Trivia==
*Other notable traits of Crimson Viper include being a single mother to a girl called Karen.
Category:Fighters
Category:Street Fighter
Croit

Croit is appears to be some sort of black feline.
==Bio==
I'm pretty sure this was one of the rhythm game autist's nominations. 
t. Rigga
==In 8chanmania==
Croit appeared in 8chanmania XCIII, where it fought the clownish sheep Pietro. It ran off after getting thoroughly honked at.
Category:Fighters
Category:Unknown Fighters
Category:Rhythm Games
Crossdress Cloud Strife

Crossdress Cloud Strife is a trap virtually everyone who ever played Final Fantasy VII fell for.
==Bio==
Following a minor act of domestic terrorism, Cloud Strife and his flower girl Aerith Gainsborough see their co-conspirator Tifa Lockhart being escorted into the humble abode of the local crime boss Don Corneo. This comes with nasty implications, as the Don has the unpleasant habit of picking off girls from the street as his 'nightly brides' - and feeding those who refuse the marriage to his pet monsters.
Cloud and Aerith thus set out to rescue Tifa. Problem is, the only thing getting in and out of Don Corneo's lair without starting a major fight are pretty girls. So Cloud, in other words, has to become the pretty girl. A quick change of clothes later, Cloud and Aerith infiltrate Don Corneo's manor; successfully rescuing Tifa and convincing a whole generation of gamers that it's not gay if he wears a pretty dress.
==In 8chanmania==
Cloud, cheered upon up by by his yaoi fangirls Aerith Gainsborough and Tifa Lockhart, fought in 8chanmania LXXXII. Not entirely sure why he had to wear the dress to begin with, he tapped out during a warm-up session with Dragaux.
Category:Fighters
Category:Final Fantasy
Crow Armbrust

Crow Armbrust is a major character from The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel.
==Bio==
While nominally a second-year student at the prestigious Thors Military Academy, Crow's extremely laid-back approach to things means he has to repeat the first year - and indeed would have been thrown out of the school altogether, had it not been for one particularly well-meaning teacher. His age difference towards the rest of his class automatically made him a sort of mentor figure, particularly to the game's protagonist, Rean Schwarzer.
Crow's ostensible nature as a professional dandy belies the fact the he happens to run a small political outlet on the side. Which gets way more complicated than it sounds when you consider both he and the academy are part of the Erebonian Empire; complete with a reigning monarch and thinly-veiled copy of Otto von Bismarck. Chances are the poor boy is going to get himself killed.
==In 8chanmania==
Crow Armbrust fought in 8chanmania XL. His attempt to pull off a quick regicide by getting rid of Luca Blight backfired pretty badly, as Blight took up the challenge and promptly transformed it into a game of genocide.
Category:Fighters
Category:The Legend of Heroes
Cultist-chan

Cultist-chan is a fan-made character from the Warhammer 40.000 universe. She was created by the resident neckbeards of /tg/ back when /tg/ still got shit done.
==Bio==
A devout follower of Chaos Undivided, Cultist-chan is easily recognizable by her malnourished form, her urgent need for a dental plan, and, above all, the consistently ear-greating quality of her speech-impaired voice. Gifted and/or cursed with apparent immortality when the Chaos gods realized she was the singular most obnoxious thing they could throw at their foes (and each other), her earnest desire to capture the universe for "Khayos" is only outmatched by her catastrophic lack of common sense.
When not trying to capture points and repeatedly getting herself killed on the battlefield, Cultist-chan usually is entrusted to the Word Bearers Chaos Space Marine Dranon. The latter is not exactly happy with this impromptu role as her caretaker, but the Chaos gods care not, and any of his numerous attempts to get rid of the screeching little brat invariably see her returning to him sooner than later. Cultist-chan also has adopted a three-head Chaos Spawn as a pet, affectionaley naming it Kay-oss.
==In 8chanmania==
Cultist-chan debuted in 8chanmania XC. The levitating Steve Lowry did not manage to baffle her, and the ruinous powers allowed her to move notably faster than the fastest fairy. Her following fights against King Ramses and even the loyalist Marine Martellus were equally and improbably met with success, but the Chaos gods are finicky allies and apparently left her during the final match against Max Payne.
Category:Fighters
Category:Warhammer 40.000
Cultist (STS)

The Cultist is a type of enemy from the game Slay the Spire.
==Bio==
The Cultist is a fanatical follower of the bird-like entity known as The Awakened One and displays a shockingly low level of tolerance for people of other faiths. He will typically begin battle by invoking a magical incantation to bolster his physical strength before starting to spam Dark Strike until either he or the perceived offender is dead.
Despite of being a fairly generic enemy as far as the game is concerned, the cultist enjoys a great deal of popularity with the game's community. This has, amongst other things, lead to the creation of a mod which replaces the player character with one of these birdbrains.
==In 8chanmania==
The Cultist debuted in 8chanmania LXXXV. He proved Sigvald the Magnificient is not so magnificient by kicking his shiny ass, kept screeching at Drake Parker until he eventually left the ring, and then tried to take on a giant combat mech, which ran exactly as one might have expected.
Category:Fighters
Cuphead

Cuphead is the titular protagonist of the run'n'gun game Cuphead.
==Bio==
Cuphead is an anthropomorphic cup that lives a carefree life with his younger twin brother Mugman on Inkwell isle. All could be good, but one day, Cuphead decides to disregard the warnings of their caretaker Elder Kettle and does a venture for adventure. The latter leads them into the Casino, where the overly optimistic boy is tricked into selling his soul to the devil himself.
Being very fond of said soul, Cuphead agrees to make a deal with the devil: If he collects the souls of all other debtors on the devil's list before midnight, his own one will be returned to him. He thus sets out to fight a plethora of increasingly bizarre monsters and villains, armed with nothing but his trusty finger guns.
==In 8chanmania==
Cuphead solely appeared in 8chanmania III, and lacking records mean nothing beyond him not winning a belt is known.
Category:Fighters
Category:Shoot 'em Ups
Curly Brace

Curly Brace is a character from Cave Story
==Bio==
Curly is an android who is found in the Sand Zone, where she is defending a quartet of Mimiga orphans known as the Colons. Outspoken and very emotional, she stands in direct contrast to the player character and fellow robot Quote, but while their initial meeting is marked by severe misunderstandings, Curly later demonstrates just how far she is willing to go for those she cares about.
==In 8chanmania==
===Season 2===
Curly made her debut against Laughing Man during 8chanmania XLVI, who had hacked into XJ9's body and taken control of it. LM would use the peak of XJ9's performance to defeat Curly Brace, and would proceed to hack into her and assume control. LM in Curly's body would go on to lose in the next round to Hercules of The Cheetahmen.
Her fate following this event initially was unknown, but she reappeared in 8chanmania LXIII - this time hacked by no-one other than GLaDOS herself. She went on to fight fellow android and SHODAN minion Vexus, but suffered a defeat via pinfall.
===Season 3===
Serving as a substitute for the unavailable Big Tiddy Tau in the porn-themed 8chanmania XCVI, Curly's fascination with the human Renne Bright neither stopped her from getting her metal rear whacked by the girl, nor did it stop the robot from immediately dumping Renne for Blackarachnia after the scythe-wielding reaper got stomped herself in the next round. 
Category:Fighters
Category:Platformers
Cursor-Chan

A girl that is seen rather than heard, Cursor-Chan makes regular appearances on the screen of 8chanmania before vanishing as quickly as she has appeared. Despite of her mysterious nature, the audience loves her dearly, and spotting her minute appearances has become an unofficial sport of sorts for 8chanmania fans.
Cursor-Chan appears to have a rather neurotic personality and seems to be severely exhausted by her job on clicking on assorted things. Someone give the poor thing a rest.
==In 8chanmania==
Cursor-Chan first starred in 8chanmania XLII. She landed two KOs in a row: The first (with a fork) against Masahiro 'Spooky' Sakurai, and the second against The Dahaka from Prince of Persia: Warrior Within. Alas, she was forced into submission by Brauggi in the Quarter Finals.
==Trivia==
*Cursor-Chan seemingly holds no high opinion of Default-Chan, describing her as someone who "is really good at complaining."
 
Category:Fighters
Category:Original Content
Cyborg Smoke

Smoke is a playable fighter from the Mortal Kombat series.
==Bio==
Originally a young ninja of the Lin Kuei clan alongside a young Sub-Zero, Smoke accompanied the latter in a failed attempt to kill Shang Tsung. By the time of their return, the horrified young men realized that the Lin Kuei had begun to forcefully transform their most elite warriors into cyborgs. But where Sub-Zero managed to escape this fate, Smoke proverbially had the gear put into his rear. He subsequently failed to kill Sub-Zero on behalf of his clan, was reprogrammed into a minion of Shao Khan, turned into a henchman of Noob Saibot, and finally got killed by Nitara after Sub-Zero managed to restore his more moral side.
In an alternate universe, Smoke was spared from being turned into a cyborg while Sub-Zero (who is actually Bi-Han [who is actually Noob Saibot) got mechanized instead. It's a mess, really.
True to his name, Smoke is a stealth specialized fighter that can disappear in a proverbial cloud of smoke at this time and choosing. Things only get worse after his body was seemingly turned into a hive of smoke-like nanomachines that could disassemble and reassemble at his will. His only known weakness is a sufficiently powerful electric fan.
==In 8chanmania==
Smoke only appeared in 8chanmania VI, and nothing beyond him not winning a belt is known.
Category:Fighters
Category:Mortal Kombat
Cycloid Beta

Cycloid Beta is a playable fighter from the Street Fighter series, first appearing as a secret unlockable in Street Fighter EX Plus.
==Bio==
In many ways, the switch from 2d to 3d graphics was a blessing on the fighting games genre. Alas, having a fully rigged 3d model instead of 2d sprites also upped the workload. To make sure aspects such as collision physics and hit zones worked properly (and did not randomly shift to non-Euclidian geometry), the developers made ample use of blank test characters - essentially 'skeletons' for the actual fighters that would be added later on.
Cycloid Beta (along its wire-model cousin, Cycloid Gamma) were exactly that. But where most of their type simply disappeared somewhere in the game's code, the developers instead chose to add them as unlockable bonus characters - if mostly because the trick of just adding random animals as playable fighters was already taken by Tekken. 
==In 8chanmania==
Cycloid Beta fought in the 90s-themed 8chanmania LII. He (it?) found a fitting opponent in another glorified test dummy, but utterly failed to make it past the first round.
Category:Fighters
Category:Street Fighter
Cycloid Gamma

Cycloid Gamma is a character from the Street Fighter series, first appearing in Street Fighter EX Plus.
==Bio==
Cycloid Gamma is shrouded in mystery. Supposedly created by Balba, father of tournament participant Pullum Purna, Gamma originally was meant to be a weapon to fight the organized crime group Shadaloo. Things went awry when the same crime group captured Balba and forced him to work for them; resulting in Gamma now working on their behalf instead.
Gamma itself visually appears to be a wireframe model of a human male. It's most dangerous weapon is its uncanny ability to copy and subsequently employ the fighting moves of its enemies against them, ranging from the Double Flash Kick of Guile to the Tenmakujinkyaku of Akuma. Its apparent desire to improve itself by learning new techniques is so strong that Cycloid Gamme routinely breaks free of its Shadaloo holding; seeking for stronger enemies to fight.
==In 8chanmania==
Cycloid Gamma fought in 8chanmania LXXIX. It honored the Wii Sports fighter Matt by picking up his boxing skills, handily absorbed the fire of Heat, and then ate a KO at the hands of Zell Dincht.
Category:Fighters
Category:Street Fighter
Cyclone Suit

The Cyclone Suit is a powered exoskeleton from the Nintendo 64 RARE game Blast Corps. Essentially a humanoid wrecking ball, the Cyclone Suit was built for and exceeds in wrecking small to medium-sized buildings by sommersaulting right into them.
==In 8chanmania==
It goes beyond saying that a machine created for destroying structures can also destroy any would-be opponents in the ring, and as such, it successfully won 8chanmania XIV; wrecking everyone and everything standing in its way.
It was notably less successful in the grand finals of 8chanmania XXXIII, where Vegeta threw it out of the preliminaries by means of a nasty KO.
==Gallery==
Cyclone_Suit_the_Champ.png|300px|Cyclone Suit with its belt
Category:Fighters
Category:Blast Corps
Category:8chanmania Champions