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Death

Death is the cessation of life.
==Bio==
Death and its potential connection to the afterlife has been a puzzling mystery to mankind since it first managed to cobble two coherent thoughts together. And as with all abstract things it couldn't wrap their heads around, mankind could not resist the urge to turn him into a glorified waifu - especially if you're into The Sandman. Or Norse. Or Aztec-Mexican.
Be that as it may, the most conventional form of Death in the western hemisphere (and where the latter got its fingers on) is that of a skeleton, clad in midnight-black robes and manning an enormous scythe. The latter led to its title as 'The Reaper', for much as a farmer would reap the wheat during harvest season, Death was thought to reap the souls of the deceased after they had just finished leaving their body.
Despite of his intimidating appearance, Death rarely acts as an actual cause of death. Instead, it usually serves as a psychopomp (i.e. a guide to the afterlife) or ruler of said afterlife, and while the Danse Macabre tradition of the middle ages often portrayed him as an unwelcome guest, modern fiction tends to portray it as a surprisingly human(e) figure - down to the fatherly (and grandfatherly) figure found in the Discworld books.
==In 8chanmania==
Death fought in 8chanmania XL. Against all odds, he managed to shake off the violent blows and violent insults of Andrew Jackson, yet even the inevitable balked at the sociopathic cruelty of Luca Blight.
Category:Fighters
Category:Mythology
Death Knight

The Death Knight is a monster from Quake.
==Bio==
If regular knights are canned meat that you open up, the Death Knight is the canned meat that opens you up instead - be it with its acutely sharp sword or a volley of fireballs. Known countermeasures include the super nailgun and a well-oiled rocket launcher.
==In 8chanmania==
The Death Knight fought in the Halloween-styled 8chanmania XXXV. It had the debatable pleasure of meeting Doomguy in the preliminaries, and we leave the rest to your imagination.
Category:Fighters
Category:Quake
Deception Gardevoir

Deception Gardevoir is the subject of a series underage Pokémon fans shouldn't think too hard about.
==Bio==
Since its first release since its first release in Gen III, Gardevoir has been much of a fan favorite. Be it its elegance, its feminine grace, or the fact that its humanoid appearance made it easier to pretend it wouldn't be bestiality (not that the latter really stopped anyone), the psychic/fairy Pokémon soon became something of a sex icon. And to be fair, it certainly was an upgrade to Jynx.
For all the frivolous fornication that followed, Gardevoir's ladylike looks often meant porn artists drew it as either timid or merely coy when it came to producing eggs. Deception turned this concept (and the corresponding traditional gender roles) unto their heads head by making the Pokémon chase after Trainer dick instead of the other way around in a singular act of sexual emancipation.
==In 8chanmania==
Deception Gardevoir fought in the porn-themed 8chanmania LXIII, where it served as a minion of SHODAN. It defeated Hilda (and thankfully got dragged out of the ring before it could do anything worse than that), but all the degeneracy of DeviantArt could not have prepared it for a naked Australian lady.
Category:Fighters
Category:Pokemon
Dee Jay

Dee Jay is one of the playable fighters from Street Fighter, first debuting in Street Fighter II.
==Bio==
As per long-running tradition, each country represented in the roster of Street Fighter should have at least one walking caricature to it. You have big and burly Zangief representing the USSR and Russia, sumo wrestler/bathhouse owner E. Honda for Japan, and so forth. Unsurprisingly, the guy to represent Jamaica should be proverbially upbeat reggae musician.
Curiously, Dee Jay's designs in the games prior to SF VI were relatively tame; putting 'kickboxer' first and 'music star' last. The sixth game utterly reversed this trend by going full Rastafari-mode on him, but as SF VI only came out years before the end of the mania, the version present here still goes with his older design.
==In 8chanmania==
Dee Jay fought in 8chanmania LX, where his rhythm got interrupted by Carlos Diaz and his trademark fists of steel.
Category:Fighters
Category:Street Fighter
Delia Ketchum

Delia Ketchum is a supporting character from the Pokémon series.
==Bio==
Delia is the mother of main protagonist Ash Ketchum. The exact nature of his father remains elusive - the novelization of the series suggests Delia got pumped and dumped because Ash's dad wanted to travel the world as a Pokémon trainer. Of course, it's equally possible this is just something Delia told Ash because she couldn't get herself to admit Ash's dad went out to buy milk and smokes. Who knows.
What matters is that Delia is an adoring and hard-working single mom that raised Ash all by herself. At least until he also ran off at the age of ten so he could travel the world as a Pokémon trainer. That Delia hasn't developed a pathological degree of hatred towards Pokémon trainers seems like a small miracle, but with Ash out of the house, whatever happens in Pallet Town stays in Pallet Town.
==In 8chanmania==
Delia Ketchum fought in the Mother's Day-themed 8chanmania XCI, apparently having planned to claim Ness as a second son. She bested Haruka Hikari after the latter threatened to sic child protection services unto her for letting a ten-year-old travel the world without a responsible adult. Yet the same issue also drew outrage from Betty Newbie, and as Delia had to learn, Betty and outrage are an unhealthy combo.
==Trivia==
* In the English dub of the show, both Delia and Ash Ketchum are voiced by the same voice actresses - originally Veronica Taylor, and Sarah Natochenny since 2006.
Category:Fighters
Category:Pokemon
Delin Hong

Deling Hong is a side character from Shenmue II.
==Bio==
When Ryo Hazuki's quest for vengeance takes him to Hong Kong, he is forced to take up a part-time job in a small cargo shipping company in order to make ends meet and finance his investigation into the murder of his father. It is there that Ryo meets and soon befriends Delin, a rather burly dockworker and amateur brawler.
While Hong is a very diligent worker, he generally has a fairly-laid back attitude to things and doesn't bother with any convoluted long-term plans beyond making enough cash to finance his day-to-day-life. He is clever enough to not actively get involved in Ryo's meddling with assorted gangs, but will happily teach him is time-tested 'Brawler Uppercut' technique to take care of the baddies.
==In 8chanmania==
Hong only appeared in 8chanmania X, where he unsurprisingly formed a tag team with Ryo Hazuki. He promptly went back to lugging around crates after an unfortunate encounter with Kazuma Kiryu and Goro Majima.
Category:Fighters
Category:Shenmue
Demifiend

The Demi-fiend is the protagonist of Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne. A Japanese high school student turned into a demonic silent dark hero through some weird cultist bullshitery that I don't understand since I didn't play his game, he's one tough cookie.
==In 8chanmania==
===In Season 1===
Demifiend first showed up for 8chanmania XX, where he formed a tag team with Gene from God Hand. Together, the two defeated Viewtiful Joe & Captain Falcon (with Demifiend delivering a nasty KO kick to the good captain), and provided much of the same for Pepsiman and the Dorito Pope (with Demifiend once again delivering the crit). Their partnership was eventually broken up by Peacock and Big Band.
He made another appearance in 8chanmania XXVI. Despite of winning his initial match against Alice Liddell quite handily, Demifiend was less lucky when he met JC Denton in the next round.
For 8chanmania XXXI, Demifiend would team up with Jack Frost. Half-demon and full demon were promptly pacified by Mega Man and Proto Man.
===8chanmania x MFW - IN/V/ASION===
He recordedly showed up for 8chanmania x MFW - IN/V/ASION and made Hellhound black out through a hefty KO. Alas, not even Demifiend stood a chance against Sly Marbo.
===In Season 2=== 
Demifiend tried to continue his history of spontaneous bullshit KOs in 8chanmania LX, but only got a partial success through a pinfall victory against William Afton before Robbie Rotten provided himself to be Number One.
For 8chanmania LXV, Critfiend teamed up with Raidou Kuzunoha XIV and performed a splendid first round by brutalizing Kanoman=Walking and Scuttlebug. They subsequently were brutalized themselves by Glitch Boss and Baba.
===Pre Season 3===
Demifiend and his crits graced the ring once more during PilotMania. Well, Demifiend did. The crits did not, and truth to be told, the tattoo tramp got a pretty bad beating by the Jackie Chan Tulpa for causing too much trabbu.
Demi-Fiend's last known appearance was in 8chanmania XCVIII, in which he had teamed up with the vengeful god Dagda. Although they won their initial match against Beatrice and The Batter (with Beatrice somehow mistaking Dagda for a leprachaun), the combined absurdity of Gintoki Sakata and Dunpan overshadowed all demons he could have handled.
Category:Fighters
Category:Megami Tensei
Demyx

Demyx is a character from the Kingdom Hearts series, first appearing in Kingdom Hearts II.
==Bio==
Demyx is a so-called 'Nobody', which is to say he originally was a real human boy until he lost his heart to darkness and joined the nefarious Organization XIII. Despite of being stuck with the same cheap leather coat as the rest of the edgelord bridgade, Demyx actually is what understanding people would call 'chill', and less understanding people might call 'a slacker'. As such, he'll try to avoid doing his job in the same way he'll try to avoid fights he doesn't have to fight.
Nonetheless, it should be noted that Demyx still works for the big bad of the setting, and that his pacifist tendencies mostly stem from the fact that he simply can't be arsed. In the rare event that Demyx actually can be arsed to do his job for once, his mastery over his sitar (and said sitar's mastery over the element of water) will grace the player with the joy of a fully-functional Japanese bidet - in the sense there'll be a whole lot of water in places where the sun don't shine.
==In 8chanmania==
Demyx (reluctantly) fought in the Square Enix-themed 8chanmania XCIV. He defied the calculations of the turbo math nerd Sho Minamoto, but got floored by the fiery passion of Morrie Mozzarella in the following round.
Category:Fighters
Category:Kingdom Hearts
Derek Baum

Derek Baum is a man who takes his job of selling Kitchen Guns and Toilet Grenades to heart.
==Bio==
Derek was one of the personas of British actor-comedian Peter Serafinowicz. He starred in two "commercials" within the eponymous Peter Serafinowicz Show. 
The rest is history.
==In 8chanmania==
Derek's first cleaning spree was set to start in 8chanmania LXXXVI, the 2000s-themed Mania tournament. 
However, his attempt to sell a recreational nuke to Josh Nichols ended up resulting in a surprisingly fast knockout.
The other time he showed up in 8chanmania was during the penultimate regular tourney, 8chanmania XCVIII.
This time, he decided to team up with fellow homicide-related cleanup enthusiast Bob C. Leaner. In the preliminaries, Derek managed to blow a clean hole through the head of the Mount Your Friends Guy (much to the relief of Stork). However, his attempt to ballistic the grime off Gene Yuss' golf clubs ended in disaster (and a pin).
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Devil Summoner Protagonist

The Devil Summoner Protagonist is, as the name implies, the lead character of Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner.
==Bio==
Following the series' long-running tradition, the protagonist is as mute self-insert character whose name, occupation, and personality are entirely up to the player's choice. Not that it really matters, considering the poor bloke promptly finds himself in a demon invasion and gets killed by an African-American gentleman five seconds into the plot.
Fortunately, a friendly demon hunter who already saved your clumsy ass beforehand has also been killed, and you can use his body for the rest of the game. You even get to partner up with his hot assistant detective, who only seems a bit uneasy because you happen to be an unholy revenant riding the reanimated corpse of her late boss. Or perhaps she is just jealous because the protagonist already has a waifu he is trying to save from the demon hordes.
Regardless, Devil Summoner neatly uses the old formula of having you recruit demons in order to fight other demons, angels, and other critters of myth. The main difference to the early Megami Tensei games lies in the game only having one ending; and your demons actually having a loyalty value that will see them do the exact opposite of what you want them to do if you didn't spoil them enough beforehand.
==In 8chanmania==
The Devil Summoner Protagonist fought in 8chanmania XLIX. He went off with a good start; defeating Baby Face in the first round and then slapping Colonel Volgin so hard Secretary-General Breznhev muttered a single "Blyat!". Alas, the quarter-finals saw him matched up against Kunio, and the latter was very intent to earn a belt in this tournament.
Category:Fighters
Category:Megami Tensei
Deviljho

The Deviljho is a beast from the Monster Hunter series, first introduced in Monster Hunter 3.
==Bio==
As part of the Brute Wyvern clade, Deviljho lacks the fancy wings of its other cousins and ostensibly appears to be a glorified palette swap of the Cretaceous-era Tyrannosaurus Rex - down to the vestigial chikcne arms. Despite of this relatively mundane appearance when compared to many other fantastic critters of the world, the Deviljho still remains a dreaded apex predator whose single-handedly can depopulate entire areas.
Apart from a maw that has more fangs than it has jaw bone and its natural breath attack, Deviljho's trademark ability lies in pumping up its muscles when it gets angry. Yes, really. If you provoke a Deviljho, the muscles on its body will run red and swell up like an over-sized piece of erectile tissue. This provides the beast with monstrous strength and especially a degree of speed that belies its hulking size, but also comes with a caloric intake that renders Deviljhos perpetually hungry.
==In 8chanmania==
A Dheviljho and a Monster Hunter formed a tag team for 8chanmania XLIV. They invited Tommy Wiseau and Immunity Doggo for dinner, yet their next opponents in the form of Round Bear and Round Seal proved so round, even the Deviljho's bristling fangs couldn't pierce their fat hides.
Category:Fighters
Category:Monster Hunter
Dexter's Mom

Dexter's Mom is a major character from the Cartoon Network Studios show Dexter's Laboratory.
==Bio==
As the name suggest, Dexter's Mom is the mother of the show's megalomanical child genius, Dexter. The show heavily implies Dexter inherited both his intelligence and his perfectionism from her (whereas his Dad's genes went into his shit-for-brains sister), but her pathological germaphobia means Dexter's mom is completely fixated on cleaning and various other household duties.
While all of this might make her sound like a subservient Stepford wife, it's more that the rest of the family are subservient to Dexter's Mom. Because angering the psychotic, hair-trigger temper Stepford smiler who considers spanking and domestic violence a perfectly viable way of keeping the house clean is not a good idea. Even if the animators insist on giving her an absolutely humongous piece of booty.
==In 8chanmania==
Dexter's Mom appeared in the Mother's Day-themed 8chanmania XCI. She didn't take Justice all too serious, thinking it was yet another of Dexter's inventions. A couple of good chokeholds latter, she reconsidered that opinion and tapped out.
Category:Fighters
Category:Cartoon Network
DiZ

DiZ is a recurring character from the Kingdom Hearts series.
==Bio==
Since the time of Sheik from Ocarina of Time, video games have developed a tradition of taking plot-important characters and muddling their exact nature behind one or two layers of gauze. Enter DiZ - an enigmatic masketta man with the odd tendency to pop up whenever the game needs a convenient exposition character. Him owning a place in Twilight Town and his ability to use the powers of darkness make him a bit of a dubious fellow, but at least Riku says he smells nice.
Prior to Kingdom Hearts II clearing up things a bit, there was rampant speculation about the actual man behind the mask. One popular theory speculated he was meant to be the vengeful ghost of Walt Disney, another claimed it was the Heartless version of Mog from Final Fantasy VI, and yet another claimed Nomura only had added this "Dizu" character so he could tell everyone asking about him to perform oral intercourse on a pair of nuts.
==In 8chanmania==
DiZ, accompanied by Ansem the Wise, fought in the Square Enix-themed 8chanmania XCIV. His obsessive quest of understanding the inner workings of the heart nearly led to Kain providing him with a live specimen.
Category:Fighters
Category:Kingdom Hearts
Diablo 2 Barbarian

The Diablo 2 Barbarian is one of the playable classes from the game of the same name.
==Bio==
Rough and rugged, the barbarian tribes of the Northern Steppes were sworn protectors of Mount Arreat, which in no way was based on Mount Ararat, and hence did not make them a horde of steroid-addled Armenians, either. Be that as it may - the barbarians were fierce isolationists, and mercilessly smacked the crap out of everything and everyone that got too close to their holy mountain.
The barbarians (and hence, The Barbarian) largely forewent fancy stuff like magic in favor of their sheer bulk. Their martial lifestyle resulted in a mastery over weapons ranging from their signature battleaxe, to swords, blunt weapons, and the odd double throw build. They were also (in)famous for their battle cries, whose decibel levels alone could stun and harm enemies.
==In 8chanmania==
The Diablo 2 Barbarian fought in 8chanmania LVI. He faced a similarly boisterous bruiser in the form of Sarevok Anchev, but while it techncially were two different Bhaals, the fact that he had one as his daddy still allowed Sarevok to win the fight.
Category:Fighters
Category:Hack 'n Slash
Category:Blizzard Entertainment
Diaz

Diaz is a major character from the N64 action-RPG Hybrid Heaven.
==Bio==
Diaz is a secret service agent on the payroll of the United States' alphabet soup. Or at least that's what everyone thinks he is until Diaz shoots and kills the presidential bodyguard Johnny Slater. Curiously, the corpse of Slater somehow dissolves in a flash of mist and bright light, as do those of the two Men in Black escorting Diaz himself after he is done disposing of them.
Turns out, some Aliens decided they would take over the world by replacing everyone of importance with synthetic alien-human 'hybrids'. Diaz is one of these hybrids, except he isn't, because Diaz actually is the heavily brainwashed and cosmetically altered Johnny Slater. Meanwhile, the real Diaz is a hybrid, except he may or may not have gone rogue over his hate-boner against the man (re)made in his image.
Fortunately, any confusion that might be produced by the game's convoluted plot is quickly brushed aside by the in-built wrestling system.
==In 8chanmania==
Diaz fought in 8chanmania XLVI. The hybrid went positively nuclear on Duke Nukem, but was undone by the PTSD-ridden John Doe in the subsequent round.
Category:Fighters
Category:Hybrid Heaven
Dick Gumshoe

Dick Gumshoe is a recurring character from the Ace Attorney series.
==Bio==
Dick Gumshoe serves as a homicide investigator of the the local police department. He habitually gets himself assigned to and involved with particularly complicated case - a somewhat unfortunate tendency, as the frequent incompetence and clumsiness of the somewhat bumbling detective have seen him suffering so many pay cuts from his superiors that his salary probably goes into the negatives by now.
For all of his flaws, Gumshoe still is genuinely enthusiastic about his work and sports the occasional flash of genius that leaves both friends and foes baffled. Another laudable trait of his is Dick's unshakeable loyalty towards his friends - particularly Prosecutor Miles Edgeworth. His almost child-like personality also means he is fairly good with children.
==In 8chanmania==
Dick debuted in 8chanmania LXXXII, where he won his first match against Banjo and soon would earn himself the eternal gratitude of the audience by making Neco-Arc shut up. Unfortunately, his attempt to question the TF2 Engineer about the Zaku II the latter had stolen earlier in the season was met with indiscriminate violence.
For the tag-team-themed 8chanmania LXXXVII, Gumshoe teamed up with his old pal and destroyer of income Miles Edgeworth. Their attempt to launch a criminal investigation on Hat Kid and Phantom R ended in disaster, as the two suspects refused to be investigated and just beat them up instead.
Far from done, the detective returned for 8chanmania XCV, and immediately found himself confronted with a high-ranking member of the Yakuza - Kazuma Kiryu. Attempting to bring a man to justice who had his very own concept of "jastisu" led to nothing more than a fast KO.
He and Edgeworth once more teamed up in 8chanmania XCVIII, and once more jobbed right out of the tournament when they were defeated by Phantom R and Lupin III. To add insult to injury, Edgeworth's attempt to have the thieves thrown into the royal dungeon by King Harkinian backfired when the latter threw them in the dungeon instead due to their failure.
Category:Fighters
Category:Ace Attorney
Diesel

Kevin Nash, better known under his ring name Diesel is a retired American professional wrestler.
==Bio==
The man that would become Diesel originally majored in psychology at the University of Tennessee, spent the better part of four years playing basketball, did time with the US military, and also worked as a factory worker and floor manager for a strip club before he turned to professional wrestling in 1990.
The resulting career saw him in a long on-off relationship with the WCW and the WWF, where he made his name as Big Daddy Cool Diesel - a biker thug that was part of the influential 'Kliq' (alongside Hulk Hogan and formed one half of the Two Dudes With Attitudes with Shawn Michaels. His role in the New World Order came to a halt when Diesel joined TNA, where he became part of the Main Event Mafia (next to Kurt Angle) and The Band.
Aside from sporadic appearances in WWE, Diesel spent most of his late career in the Independent Circuit. He retired from active wrestling in 2020, but not before beating Flex Armstrong over the belt for the Big Time Heavyweight Wrestling Championship.
==In 8chanmania==
Diesel fought in 8chanmania V, and that's about as much as we know.
Category:Fighters
Category:Wrestlers