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Masahiro Sakurai

Masahiro Sakurai is a Japanese game developer.
==Bio==
Sakurai entered the game industry by joining HAL Laboratory in the late 80s. He garnered quick success by creating the character Kirby and thereby spawning the eponymous series, but the constant need to create sequels for the latter led him to leave HAL in 2003. By 2005, he and his wife (also a former HAL employee) formed Sora Ltd. (no relation) and has allowed both to work as freelance devs.
While already having made a name for himself, Sakurai became the subject of public knowledge after Nintendo hired him to direct Super Smash Bros. This, and perceived role as the ultimate authority on who does or doesn't get into Smash has made him into a man that is praised when he adds characters like Mega Man, and cursed when he adds another Fire Emblem character. Or, gods help us, a fucking plant.
==In 8chanmania==
Sakurai debuted in 8chanmania XL, where he faced Bob from Animal Crossing. It goes beyond saying that Bob pestered him about getting himself into Smash, but despite of Sakurai's initial refusal to let him in, Bob's convincing arguments (such as threatening to dislocate his shoulder) eventually saw Bob confirmed for Smash.
Sakurai had another appearance in the PilotMania prior to 8chanmania:Season 3. He was set up to fight Dante, who promptly went a bit crazy on him.
==Trivia==
* Aside from working as the director, Sakurai also serves as the voice actor for King Dedede in Smash.
* Sakurai is not to be confused with The Concept of Nomination
* Nor with Spooky Sakurai
Category:Fighters
Category:Game Developers
Masatoshi Hamada

Masatoshi Hamada is a Japanese comedian and one half of the comedy duo Downtown.
==Bio==
Much as his partner Matsumoto, Hamada came from a poor household and spent much of his early years in run-down apartment building. Although Hamada knew Matsumoto since elementary school, the two did not become friends until they hit junior high. By 1982, they had hired up with the amusement conglomerate Yoshimoto Kogyo (which, we swear upon our lives, is totally not run by the Yakuza), and by 1983, they formed their iconic Downtown combo.
As established by the venerable Manzai rules of old, Hamada acts as the straight 'tsukkomi' to Matsumoto's idiotic 'boke'- In practice, this means Hamada will frequently whack Matsumoto (or anyone else that bothers him) over the head with a paper fan, a mere piece of paper, or just about anything else he might find lying around. This is usually followed by his characteristic, high-pitched chuckle.
==In 8chanmania==
Hamada fought in 8chanmania XX where he (to his dismay) was partnered up with Hitoshi Matsumoto. His attempt to give Pipimi and Popuko a head message by means of a steel chair was cut short hen he tapped out in a submission hold on the part of Popuko.
Category:Fighters
Category:Comedians
Mash Kyrielight

Mash Kyrielight, also known as Shielder, is a character from Fate/Grand Order.
==Bio==
Mash is a genetically altered 'Designer Baby; built and bred for the specific purpose of acting as a mortal host for a heroic spirit - in her case, the Arthurian Galahad. Unfortunately, Galahad himself wasn't very pleased with the entire test tube baby thing (or the idea of being shackled to one). He solely stayed with her because leaving her body would kill Mash, and even so, Galahad initially refused to become 'awakened' - leaving Mash largely powerless. Did we mention Mash only has a hard-coded shelf-life of eighteen years and is sixteen by the time you meet her?
Mash's nature as a glorified homunculus and her being a 'defective' demi-servants means she suffers from serious self-esteem issues. Her situation improves after she is partnered with the protagonist Ritsuka Fujimaru, whom she is sworn to protect with what little life she has left.
==In 8chanmania==
Mash only appeared in 8chanmania XVIII. There, she did reasonably well against the traveler Kino, but tabbed out against the disembodied head of Infinite Cena in the following round.
Category:Fighters
Category:Nasuverse
Master Asia

Shuuji Kurosu, better known under his title as Master Asia, is a character from Mobile Fighter G Gundamn.
==Bio==
In his younger years, Master Asia used to be an exceptional Gundam pilot that (among other things) represented Neo Japan in the 7th Gundam Fight; his tool of choice being the GF7-013NJ Yamato Gundam. His talent might have seen him winning the tournament, had he not been disqualified over being late to his next battle because he had to prevent a certain Dr. Chaos from bringing about a mecha-apocalypse.
An older and wiser Master Asia would later become the adoptive father/teacher of the series' main protagonist Domon Kasshu. Then his disgust for using gundams as mobile artillery platforms instead of close combat wrecking balls turned him into a hardcore environmentalist, and suffice it to say, the story didn't get a happy ending.
==In 8chanmania==
Master Asia debuted in 8chanmania XXV, where he sent Shaggy Rogers running as if he was the monster of the week. Alas, he lost to Phoenix Wright in the following round.
His return in 8chanmania XCVII was unceremoniously shut down by Bobby Hill.
Category:Fighters
Category:Gundam
Master Chief

John-117, better known as Master Chief, is the main protagonist of the Halo series.
==Bio==
Kidnapped from his parents and conscripted into the Spartan-II program at the ripe age of six, John-117 managed to survive the rigorous training and dangerous physical augmentations that killed or crippled more than half of the other 124 candidates. For whatever it's worth, this crucible also provided him with vastly superhuman reflexes, nearly unbreakable bones, and the license to wear a Mjolnir Powered Assault Armor, making him and the other Spartans one of the scariest things the United Space Command can throw at its enemies.
The Master Chief can look back on a military career that spans over thirty years, which saw him as the pivotal element during events such as (to name a few) the Battle of Installation 04, The Battle For Earth, The Firing of Installation 08, and the Rescue of the UNSC Infinity from the world Requiem. The number of Covenant, Flood, and Forerunner casualties attributed to him is so staggeringly high that he can rightfully be called a one-man army, but while it cannot be denied that the Master Chief is a certified killing machine, he also is noted to be a born leader, and likewise has his assorted soft spots (especially for a certain artificial intelligence). 
==In 8chanmania==
===Season 1===
The Master Chief first debuted at some point during the first season of 8chanmania; potentially 8chanmania VII.
His first properly recorded appearance was during 8chanmania X, where he teamed up with his AI waifu Cortana. Team Halo was promptly wiped out by Team Eye, consisting of Rimanah and Mentor.
Master Chief likewise fought in 8chanmania XXVI, where he unceremoniously tapped out against the Seraphim Armored Command Unit right in the first round.
===Season 2===
His second recorded appearance was in 8chanmania LVI. He did not find the mime from Space Station 13 funny in any sense of the word, but having disposed of him, Master Chief somehow got his armored rear ravaged by a psychotic office clerk.
===Season 3===
John-117 was given another chance in 8chanmania LXXXIII. His first match against the Vanu Infiltrator was promising, yet his second one against the Waspinator ended in a crushing KO.
Teamed up with Noble Six, Master Chief entered 8chanmania LXXXVII. The two Spartans sent Beowulf and Roland back into the history books, showed JC Denton and Brauggi that neither an enhanced vision, nor a giant's strength could stand against them, beat the rented mule of TF2 Engineer and wrecked his stolen Zaku II, and finally met their masters in 80s Noise Marine and Goff Rokka.
Category:Fighters
Category:Halo
Master D

Master D is the man behind the curtains of the Badds in the 1988 platformer Bionic Commando.
==Bio==
Once the leader of the notorious "Empire", Master D eventually was killed and, in doing so, not only ended the Empire's dreams of taking over the world, but also took the plans for the advanced Albatross airship to his grave. As the latter was quite important for the former, the Empire (and more specifically its leader, Generalissimo Killt, sough to revive Master D by means of a highly-sophisticated machine. The plan worked in as much as that the Master really came back to live, and failed in as much as that he promptly killed Killt and took the Albatross for himself in an attempt to destroy the eponymous Bionic Commanddo Radd.
The true identity of Master D is a closely guarded secret. We're not saying he's Hitler. We're not saying he's not Hitler, either. That the original Japanese title of Bionic Commando was Top Secret: Ressurection of Hitler may or may not give an idea.
==In 8chanmania==
For reasons that remain as everyone's best guess, Master D debuted in the Hitler-themed 8chanmania LXXXVIII, where he promptly was undone by the fance moves of Disco Hitler.
His second stint in 8chanmania XC did not go much better - he was soundly defeated and subsequently "acquired" as a "relic of the chapter" by the tech marine Martellus.
==Trivia==
*Master D is fondly remembered for having the most graphical death animation Nintendo ever allowed on a NES game.
Category:Fighters
Category:Bionic Commando
Master Hand and Crazy Hand

Master Hand and its alter-ego Crazy Hand are mysterious boss enemies from the Super Smash Bros series.
==Bio==
Master Hand is the enigmatic ruler of Trophy World - an insane crossover setting where characters from a plethora of Nintendo titles dish it out until the respective other lies dead (or got kicked off the platform, at any rate). Why exactly Master Hand created this world in the first place (free money for Nintendo?) is everyone's best guess, but it isn't so almighty went you beat the crap out of it at the end of story mode.
According to its SSB trophy, Crazy Hand is the destructive alter ego of Master Hand. Or to put it differently: If Master Hand is the neckbearded wargamer that likes to play god by placing two hand painted armies of his own against each other, Crazy Hand is the spoiled eight-year-old, wipes all the miniatures of the table in a temper tantrum, and then runs back to the protective arms of his soccer mom. True story, bro.
==In 8chanmania==
Master Hand and Crazy Hand formed one fighter during 8chanmania LXXX. They successfully slapped the metal rear of Guitar Warrior, but then made the mistake of trying to get their hand(s) on Tina Armstrong
Category:Super Smash Bros.
Category:Fighters
MatPat

Matthew Robert Patrick, better known under his Nom de guerre MatPat, is a semi-retired YouTube e-celeb known for his Game Theorists series.
==Bio==
Like many young Americans, Matpat originally dreamed of becoming an actor. He therefore underwent the mandatory, ritualized steps of moving to New York in the hopes of making it Big on the Broadway, not making it big on The Broadway, and being left without a job in a stupidly expensive city. Then he watched an episode of Extra Credits, which gave him the idea of launching his own show, Game Theorists.
The show originally started as a relatively benign popular science-style format that investigated how video game elements like time travel or teleportation would translate into the real world. Unfortunately, the show soon began aiming for a target audience of ADHD-riddled twelve-year-olds, meaning most of its popularity comes from the unholy trifecta of Undertale, Minecraft, and Five Nights at Freddy's.
Perhaps ridden by guilt over the monstrosity he created, MatPat himself left the show in March 2024.
==In 8chanmania==
MatPat briefly appeared in 8chanmania LXXVIII, where he was supposed to act as the manager of Sans. Or would have, at least, if Francis had not put a bullet between his eyes the moment MatPat opened his mouth. Turns out, Francis hates YouTube e-celebs, too.
==Trivia==
* Aside from Game Theorists, MatPat also launched at least over 9000 other side formats that spins theories about cooking, fashion, and what-have-you.
Category:Managers
Category:E-Celebs
Matador

Matador is a recurring demon from the Megami Tensei series, first appearing in Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne.
==Bio==
Modelled after and perhaps even being a former Spanish bullfighter of the same name, he seeks to kill his prey (which nowadays consists of humans rather than bulls) in the most aesthethic way possible, as if to please a large audience only he can see. His incarnation in SMT III is fondly remembered for his instant spam of abilities that either increases his agility or removed debuffs that decreased it, as well as his nasty multi-hit attacks after successfully taunting the party.
==In 8chanmania==
Matador (presumably) debuted in 8chanmania XIII. He sent The Nameless One into yet another death, but while he soon was defeated by Lemeza Kusogi, certain controversial opinions about the latter being an overpowered munchkin edit meant Matador was given a second chance to win a belt - namely by partaking in two subsequent royal rumbles between him, Kosugi, and four other fighters Kosugi had defeated. The idea was to have the winner of each rumble fight each other, but as Yellow Devil won both, the problem disappeared in a puff of logic.
His first recorded match was in 8chanmania XXXV, where he was kicked out of the preliminaries by Herald Mastema.
He has not entered the ring himself since then, but acted as one of the managers for Strange Journey Protagonist during 8chanmania LXXVIII - alongside Mara and Jack Frost.
Category:FightersCategory:HeelsCategory:Megami Tensei
Matango

The Matango is a type of monster girl from the Monster Girl Encyclopedia
==Bio==
A Matango is a species of mushroom monster girls who reproduce by infecting human men and women with spores. If I go any further into this description this page will turn into bad erotica garbage, so I'll just leave a brief description of what the matango does. She will try to get a human man or woman to inhale these spores, and from there if it was a man infected, he fucks off into some forest to try and find a matango to fuck so as to create more, he also starts growing mushrooms all over his body and becomes some weird fusion of man and mushroom. A female infected by Matango spores will just painfully grow into another matango on the spot. There's a reason why /monster/ reviles this girl. 
On the plus side, any Matango spores that are not inhaled eventually just fall to the floor and turn into a vaguely viagra-like substance, so there's that.
==In 8chanmania==
The Matango debuted as part of MFW's team during 8chanmania x MFW - IN/V/ASION. Her attempt to infect Sly Marbo with her spores failed because Sly a) is used to significantly nastier shit back home on Catachan and b) would have to actually breathe in said spores, whereas he only ever exhales (i.e. screams). He hence thoroughly kicked her fungoid ass.
Her second and hitherto last appearance in the mania was during 8chanmania XXXV, where she fought Isaac Clarke. The latter promptly mistook her for a necromorph and did what he always did - stomped the ever-living crap out of her. That she somehow survived against his reinforced boots was a miracle in itself, but she lost the match at any rate.
Category:Fighters
Category:Monster Girls
Matt

Matt is a Mii character that originally starred in Wii Sports, and also appeared in Wii Sports Resort, Wii Party, and Switch Sports.
==Bio==
Miis, for the most part, are cheerful little figures whose design and the games they appear in both are meant to cater to a casual audience. They truthfully are fairly forgettable affairs; being as generic as they come and having no personality beyond their names and one or two sports they are good at. Most players would be hard-pressed to actually remember any of said names, but with Matt, there was one exception.
In the original Wii Sports, Matt was the trainer, final boss, and a goddamn monstrosity in the Boxing minigame that would gleefully disregard the players' limited reaction speed due to the shortcomings of their primitive flesh. Nintendo subsequently kept him as the #1 champion in Wii Party, and a secret, unlockable boss for Switch Sports Chambara event; adding further material to his legend.
==In 8chanmania==
Matt fought in 8chanmania LXXIX. He was less than impressed with his first "Neon sign on crack" opponent Cycloid Gamma, but grudgingly agreed to the fight after Violet threatened to put him into a tennis tournament, instead. To add insult to injury, the Cycloid didn't even bother to copy his boxing moves, leaving Matt woefully unprepared to when he ate the resulting beatdown.
Category:Fighters
Category:Wii Sports
Matt Hardy

Matthew Moore Hardy, better known under his ringname as Matt Hardy is an American professional wrestler.
==Bio==
Rather than entering the wrestling scene by means of an established stable, Hardy simply grabbed his brother Jeff and a couple of friends to first fund the Trampoline Wrestling Federation, and later found the The Organization of Modern Extreme Grappling Arts (OMEGA). A few turns in the Independent Circuit later, Matt and Jeff Hardy formed the notorious "Hardy Boyz" tag team in the Attitude-era WWF. The rest of his career can be summarized as the usual coming and going between WWF/WWE, TNA, the independent circuit, and a few smaller promotions.
Aside from his role as a tag-team specialist, Hardy is best known for the 'Broken Matt' character he established after being shoved into a jobber status and finally having the crap beaten out of him in a match with his own brother. Speaking with a funny accent and just mildly schizophrenic, Broken Matt Hardy became an instant fan favorite and great source of merriment, but when Hardy left TNA for the Ring of Honor Promotion, TNA attempted to sue him for the continued use of the 'Broken' gimmick. Which is about as retarded as it sounds.
While TNA eventually dropped said lawsuit, Hardy didn't bother to return to his 'Broken Gimmick', but instead became the 'Woken' Hardy. Which is to say he's still nuts.
==In 8chanmania==
Matt Hardy debuted in 8chanmania VII, but nothing beyond him not winning a belt there is known.
He made a surprise reappearance in 8chanmania XC, only to be immediately suplexed by Sabin Figaro.
Category:Fighters
Category:Wrestlers
Matt McMuscles

Matthew Kowalewski, better known as Matt McMuscles, is a YouTube e-celeb and co-founder of the late channel Two Best Friends Play.
==Bio==
Starting out on their private channel Best Friends Zaibatsu in 2010, Matt and his buddy pat recorded themselves playing video games and bickering with each other. They eventually drew the attention of Machinima, who hired both and rebranded the show as Two Best Friends Play. They and the additional friends joining the show had a reasonably good run until 2018, when the group disbanded to pursue solo projects.
The disbanding of the group ironically won them way more fans and publicity than they had while still producing content together, and die-hard fans donned the thickest of tinfoil hats in their search for possible causes of the disbandment, creating even more drama, and therefore attracting even more fans. If nothing else, Matt and the rest of the gang showed that 'pursuing solo project' and falling into irrelevancy isn't exclusive to pop music.
==In 8chanmania==
McMuscles fought in 8chanmania XLIV, having hired Arliss Michaels to help him back into the spotlight. The project proved to be a blunder, as both were immediately thrown out of the ring by Lamaj abd Erioioire
Category:Fighters
Category:E-Celebs
Matthew Stevens

Matthew Stevens is a character from Elite Beat Agents.
==Bio==
A dedicated husband and father, Matthew lived a seemingly perfect life with his wife Laura and his daughter Lucy until he met an untimely end during a business trip. The story might have ended there and then, had little Lucy not entirely refused to believe that her father wouldn't return eventually - he had promised, after all.
Depending on the player's actions (and let's be honest, nobody without so much as a flicker of a soul wouldn't keep trying until earning the good ending), Matthew gets his chance to pay his family a last visit, bringing with him the teddy bear he had promised Lucy for Christmas. Manly tears ensue.
==In 8chanmania==
===8chanmania LXXXIV===
Matthew Stevens debuted in 8chanmania LXXIV. He bested Aru and gained her support by offering to buy her a gift for Christmas, won against Santa Claus (although the latter may have let him win this fight on purpose), defied Sub-Zero and unmasked The Cheetahmen who were undercover as the Three Wise Men. He eventually met Snowager in the finals and defeated the Neopet; stealing the snake's teddy bear as a gift for his daughter in what generally was agreed to be the most wholesome Christmasmania that ever came to be.
With Bane having tried to take over the match mid-mania, CIA later showed up to request his aid in defeating and capturing the masked man. Stevens happily obliged, and one after-show match later, a badly bruised Bane was loaded into CIA's plane.
===8chanmania XCIX===
Matthew's wish had earned him a place in the grand finals of 8chanmania XCIX, and if White Mage intentionally letting him win did not wake anyone's hopes, his subsequent victory against the bulky Mr. X certainly did. Alas, fate could be a cruel mistress, and even a father's love could do so little against a Gundam Rose that weighed in at 15.5 metric tonnes.
His spirit form crushed, Matthew went home to visit his family for one, last time.
==Gallery==
File:Matthew Yeti Girl.png|Yeti Girl and Ski Free Yeti both applaud Matthew in their own way.
File:Matthew_Stevens_Belt.png|Merry Christmas
Category:Fighters
Category:Rhythm Games
Category:8chanmania Champions
Mattias Nilsson

Mattias Nilsson is one of the playable characters from Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction.
==Bio==
Nilsson is what his fans often call a 'modern viking' - the main difference being that he doesn't even bother with the longboat and prefers RPGs (or grenade launchers, or just about any weapon that goes 'Boom') over the traditional Dane axe. Originally an artillery officer in the Swedish army, his obsession with blowing up stuff lead him straight into the arms of the Executive Operations PMC.
When an internal military coup turned North Korea into even more of an hellhole than it already was, Nilsson's employers decided they might as well make a fat buck off it by renting their mercenaries to the various factions embroiled in the crisis. Nilsson himself didn't mind, as any day where he could send someone or something to Kingdom Come in a sudden shower of chunks was a good day in his book.
==In 8chanmania==
Nilsson fought in 8chanmania LXIV. His own abilities severely hindered by a lack of explosives, Nilsson was defeated by the Replica Assassin during the preliminaries, and then got gibbed by a little girl that seemed to be chasing after the clone soldier.
==Trivia==
* As part of an in-game gimmick, Nilsson speaks fluent Russian.
* Any similarities on the part of Nilsson and the Techno Viking is purely coincidental. Nilsson prefers Swedish death metal.
Category:Fighters
Category:First-Person Shooters