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Dancing Baby

The Dancing Baby was a 3d animation from the days of Web 1.0.
==Bio==
In the days of yore, when the internet made its first steps from text-only to multi-media, actually being able to force images through your dial-up modem was some really hot shit. The next-hotter shit started when these images actually started to become animated, and were subsequently plastered on anything ranging from private homepages, to forums, to commercial company emails.
This led to a huge market for clip art animations; one of which was the famed Dancing Baby. The Baby in itself actually was a blend of the actual baby model and the animated skeleton of a dancing adult. The 'skeleton' part is not metaphorical. It went on to become one of the trademark symbols of that era, alongside other animations such as the ubiquitous smoking skull .gif.
==In 8chanmania==
The Dancing Baby fought in 8chanmania LV. It lost its first battle against a Worm, and promptly did what babies usually do - it shitting its diapers and starting to cry.
==Trivia==
* The original animation got canned by the animation studio due to being 'too realistic' (i.e. in mild uncanny valley territory). It only resurfaced after a LucasArts employee posted in on a CompuServe forum. 
Category:Fighters
Category:Memes
Danette

Danette is a major character fromSoul Nomad and the World Eaters.
==Bio==
Once upon a time, a pretty nasty fellow named Gig spread devastation across the world with his three aptly-named World Eaters. Their rampage was only stopped when Gig was killed by the heroine Layna; sending the World Eaters into deep slumber. Unfortunately, Layna also knew the damn things would wake up eventually, and thus bound Gig's soul to sword in order to harness his power.
Problem is, using and giving in to the sword's powers also means giving in to Gig. So when the World Eater started waking up 200 years later, what did Layna do? She dumped the sword on some random kid so it wouldn't be her senile ass to get possessed. Then she made sure said kid was accompanied by its cowgirl childhood friend Danette. Who conveniently happens to be a mind-wiped anti-possession failsafe.
Adventure, ho! 
==In 8chanmania==
Danette fought in 8chanmania LXVIII. Being a cowgirl made her a natural predator towards poor Luka, but since Luka has his fair share of experience with monster girls in turn, it was Danette who ended up tapping out.
Category:Fighters
Category:Disgaea
Daniel Lazarski

Dan Lazarski is the protagonist of the horror game Observer.
==Bio==
Lazarski is a detective of the eponymous Observer police unit - a cybernetically enhanced investigator that, among other things, is capable of hacking into the nigh-omnipresent brain implants of other people in order to probe their memories for evidence. It's an understandably ugly business, but in a dystopian setting where the local mega corp-turned-government is very much concerned about the thoughts of its citizens, the job pays reasonably well.
The game picks up as Daniel receives a call from his estranged son, Adam. He traces back Adam's call to a decrepit tenement building in the hopes of doing some father-son bonding, but doesn't get to have it as Adam is currently missing his head. This sets up a recurring motif in that any person of interest Lazarski runs into is either dead or dying. Fortunately, his special ability means this doesn't get in the way of the plot.
==In 8chanmania==
Daniel Lazarski debuted in 8chanmania XXXVIII. He continued his trend of running into dead people running straight into Oscar Masan. After having apprehend the culprit for having diddled the kiddle (i.e, his nephew), the observer went out to fight Big Rig. Long story short, even the most intrusive mind hack doesn't work on a goddamn truck.
For the second chance tag-team mania of 8chanmania LIII, Lazarski teamed up with System Shock's own Hacker. All the 1337 h4ckz sadly did little to help them against the superior groove of Buane and Scatman John.
Though no longer directly involved, he made one last appearance in the Pokemon-themed 8chanmania LIV; serving as the trainer of Electabuzz.
Category:Fighters
Category:Managers
Category:Adventure Games
Category:Horror Games
Dante

Dante is the main protagonist of the Devil May Cry series.
==Bio==
Born to the devil Sparda and a human mother, Dante is the younger twin brother to Vergil and, unlike the latter, chose to embrace his human side over his demonic one. His reward was to forego the perpetually brooding and angsty phase his older sibling never quite could shake off, with Dante instead becoming an exceptionally carefree individual that will happily snark at demons several times his own size before and after he went curayhzee on their ass.
Dante pays (well, tries to pay) the exorbitant bills he gets from his local pizza place by running the eponymous Devil May Cry - a seemingly unassuming shop in which prospective clients optionally can make an attempt on his life before they hire him as a paranormal investigator/demon hunter. His favorite tools of trade are his sword Rebellion and his custom-made twin handguns Ebony and Ivory.
==In 8chanmania==
===Season 1===
Dante presumably debuted in 8chanmania II, where he won a first victory against NES Jason Vorhees, but then had Hulk Hogan run the mania wild on him.
For 8chanmania X, Dante teamed up with Guile of Street Fighter fame. Their tag team was short-lived, as Mega Man and Zero kicked them straight out of the prelims.
===Season 2===
Dante entered 8chanmania XLIX - and immediately got chaired by CDI Link.
===Season 3===
Dante likewise was part of the user-submitted roster for PilotMania. While delivering a good first fight against Masahiro Sakurai, Dante caused too much trabbu for the Jackie Chan Tulpa, and consequently was thrown out during the Bext of Sixteen.
Category:Fighters
Category:Devil May Cry
Dark Donald

==In Reality==
A reskin of Ronald McDonald to be completely evil and cheap in the fighting game MUGEN, Dark Donald is a menace to fight against and can be considered a decent representation of McDonald's as a completely shameless evil corporation. (Whether or not they are actually that is up to you)
==In 8chanmania==
===Season 1===
Dark Donald debuted in 8chanmania VIII, but lacking records mean nothing beyond him not winning a belt is known.
===Season 2===
The Clown reappeared in 8chanmania XLVII, taking down Pepsiman in the opening round, and announcing to the Mania world his plans to launch McSoda and destroy every other soda that would dare stand against it. Donald moved nearly effortlessly through the next two rounds, forcing Nero Tol Scaeva to tap, and ending the magical run of Viewtiful Joe via pinfall. Donald would run into a superior opponent in the Semifinals though, with Phantom R stealing the victory away, and delaying the launch of McSoda, at least for now.
Amidst cries of general despair, Dark Donald teamed up with fellow MUGEN warrior Rare Akuma for 8chanmania LIII. They began their reign of terror by doing a speedrun on Angel and Tetsuo Shima, but found themselves unable to continue it after Brauggi and Kunio gave them a good beating -- a beating that lasted around 30 minutes (even in MUGEN time) that eventually resulted in a win for the duo. However, it might have been quicker if Rare Akuma and Kunio WEREN'T out for each-other's blood, as neither of them gave their respective partners a chance to shine.
Rare Akuma and Dark Donald's reign ended rather quickly on their third match against Point Man and Cate Archer, with Point Man having the needed tools required to bring an end to the target he was seeking the whole mania.
===Season 3===
Bullets were sweat when the Dark Clown returned in 8chanmania LXXIII. He mercilessly disposed of certified magnet oil salesman and ancient internet celebrity Alex Chiu, but even Donald's fearsome eldritch powers could not move Ugandan Knuckles out of da wey.
The grand revival of Dark Dolan in 8chanmania XC wa sped up and terminated when he got his shit kicked in by Simon Belmont
==MUGENtime==
Dark Donald is one of the many fighters in the Mania to have shown the ability to control the flow of time. Specifically, Dark Donald controls the gift of MUGENtime, which allows him to speed up a fight to ludicrous levels. 
Category:FightersCategory:MUGEN
Dark Elf

The Dark Elf is a generic anime character.
==Bio==
The Dark Elf as it appears in various mangas, animes, and JRPGs has a curious cultural evolution. Originally spawned as the Norse Svartálfar (which may or may not have been synonymous with dwarves), later writers would interpret them dark and evil counterpart to the white and noble surface elves.
Gary Gygax drove the point home when he turned them into the sociopathic Drow of Dungeons and Dragons fame. Since they already were stuck with the fem-domme and BDSM fetish, it was no surprise that Japan decided regular elves were coy and quick to recognize lewdness, whereas Dark Elves were less coy and quick to perform lewdness.
==In 8chanmania==
An otherwise unnamed Dark Elf (probably from the regular /tg/ smut thread) was nominated for the porn-themed 8chanmania XXX. As part of some cruel joke, it was set up to fight Slaanesh of all the people and unsurprisingly lost. Whether or not Slaanesh really got to test out its newest kink by shoving life rodents up her urinary tract while pouring sulfuric acid upon her nipples has, thankfully, been lost to history.
Category:Fighters
Category:Traditional Games
Dark Falz

Dark Falz is a recurring villain from the Phantasy Star series.
==Bio==
Eons ago, a supreme spirit split up into a 'Great Light' and a 'Profound Darkness'. The two fought for a small eternity, until the Great Light bitch-slapped the Profound Darkness straight into an alternate dimension. Which it then neatly sealed off by dumping an entire star system atop of it. Problem is, this impromptu seal weakens every thousand-or-so years, and tiny bit of the darkness can pop out.
This tiny bit (hitherto known as Dark Falz) likes to spread as much chaos and mayhem as possible by possessing various authority figures and subtly altering their government policies. Unfortunately, habitual mischief tends to piss off all the wrong people (like Alis Landale), and Dark Falz inevitably ends up spending another thousand years in the freezer before he tries again.
==In 8chanmania==
Dark Falz first appeared in 8chanmania LXX, where he ironically served as the manager of Alis Landale - and apparently was the one who dragged her into the mania in the first place. After Alice managed to win her belt, he promptly tried to take it from her in an aftershow match, but tapped out like a bitch a good twelve minutes later.
He himself would only enter the ring in the tag team-themed 8chanmania LXXXVI; where he partnered up with Vile. They were soundly defeated by Los Tiburon and his pokémon, Hawlucha.
==Trivia==
* Dark Falz's Japanese name directly transliterates into Darkufarusu. Which probably was some Japanese blokes trying to spell out Dark Force, but wouldn't be half as funny as the infinite repertoire of dick jokes the other alternative spawned.
Category:Fighters
Category:Phantasy Star
Dark Link

Dark Link is a recurring antagonist from the Legend of Zelda series.
==Bio==
Dark Link is a shadowy doppelganger of the actual Link. Although most games never bother to explain how or why he was produced, he generally has access to nearly all skills and items Links may use against him - at times including items Link technically should not have. This makes him a supremely challenging opponent - if Link attacks with his sword, Dark Link will invariably block the assault with his shield or sidestep it. If Link conversely steps back, Dark Link conversely will strike at him. The only reliable way to defeat him is to use items he is not coded to counter.
Aside from his appearance in the Legend of Zelda games, Dark Link is also rumored to play a major role in the equally rumored Netflix adaption of the series.
==In 8chanmania==
Dark Link's sole appearance was in 8chanmania IV. There, he KO'd the Canadian Crippler Chris Benoit, but was unable to copy the shoddily programmed moves of the Runescape Bot
Category:Fighters
Category:The Legend of Zelda
Dark Professor

The mad scientist only known as the Dark Professor is a character from Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Böse
==Bio==
Owing to certain, however obscure cosmic laws, each Mr. Turner necessarily comes with his own Mr. Dinkleberg. In the case of Xenosage and its resident mecha engineer, The Professor, this lead to the creation of the rival Dark Professor, who keeps copying the former's designs for the Erde Kaiser mecha series, and improves on them via his own ingenuity and stark lack of ethical constraints.
When The Professor hence developed the Erde Kaiser mecha and later serialized it, the Dark Professor promptly produced an upgraded model known as the Dark Erde Kaiser. And when The Professor created his own upgrade in the form of the Erde Kaiser Fury, the Dark Professor promptly produced the Erde Kaiser Sigma. Except he tried way to hard, and ended up working himself to death.
==In 8chanmania==
Despite of the fact that developing the Sigma unit ended up killing him, the Dark Professor still showed up as the latter's manager when Erde Kaiser Sigma debuted in 8chanmania LXXVIII. Accompanied by his pet monkey/lab assistant Coconut, he gleefully watched as his creation dismantled the Turbozord, but then presumably died a second death when the Sigma itself got KO'd by Darksol.
Category:Managers
Category:Xeno Series
Darksol

Ganon (also known as Ganondorf) is a recurring antagonist from The Legend of Zelda.
==Bio==
Ganon is an evil, dark lord who - like most men of his trade - wishes to conquer the world and bring it under his merciless rule. His plans usually are thwarted by a young, sword-wielding adventurer, but being one of the usual suspects when it comes to generic villains, Ganon either escapes his well-deserved death or is brought back to life by one means or another.
==In 8chanmania==
===Season 2===
Ganon debuted in 8chanmania LI. He first fought CDI Link, who immediately recognized his old nemesis and was not swayed by Ganon's insistence that he was someone else. Alas, Link ate a nasty crit to the face, and Serval's attempts to befriend the dark lord didn't fly so good, either. It took the entire strength of the Generic Fighter to banish him in the Quarter Finals.
Ganondorf returned for 8chanmania LIV, where he acted as the master of the Black Dragon Pokémon Hydreigon. They wound up defeating the Chesnaught of Teagan Almace, bamboozled the Baby of the Knight, and bested the Pokemon Trainer at his own game when they crushed his MissingNo.. No amount of dark power, however, prepared them for the shared autism of Specs Weedle and its unwilling master, MacChaeger.
Frustrated by the defeat of his minion, Ganon once more took matters into his own hands and sought to terrorize 8chanmania LVII. This worked well enough during his first battle against the Impact Brawler, yet notably less so when he faced the reality-warping powers of Baba and got booted out during the second round.
His last currently known appearance was in a pre-show fight during 8chanmania LXVI, where he fittingly fought the mighty and noble King Harkinian himself in a cage match. For reasons only known to himself, Ganon did forego the option to beat the snot out of the royal and won the match by being the first to climb out of the cage instead.
===Season 3===
Ganon was back and up to no good for 8chanmania LXX. Siegfried Schtauffen had to learn this the hard way, yet even the dark lord stood no chance against a Spell crit (lolwut) and a subsequent submission hold at the hands ... eyes? ... of the Head of Exodia.
As one villain apparently was not enough, Ganon teamed up with Exdeath to attend 8chanmania LXXVI. They left quite the mark on Captain Qwark (incinerating the former) and Captain Falcon R (sending the latter back into psionic slavery), but against all odds, the two incarnations of evil were defeated by Pizza Ya San and Miketama.
Ganondorf's last fight took place in 8chanmania C, where he battled the equally evil Darksol, and ultimately bested him through a pinfall.
==Trivia==
*Ganon should not, in fact, be mistaken for the equally generic villain Darksol from the Shining Force series.
Category:Fighters
Category:Managers
Category:Heels
Daroach

Daroach is is the supposed would-be villain from Kirby: Squeak Squad.
==Bio==
Daroach is epitome of a gentleman thief, except he generally forgets about the 'gentleman' part. Gifted with great ambition (and pathological kleptomania), he and the rest of his Squeak Squad routinely alter the ownership of various pieces of private property, but make a tactical mistake when they steal a piece of shortcake from right under Kirby's non-existent nose. If you ever thought stealing bananas from Donkey Kong was a poor idea, get a load of these guys.
Aside from the literal piece of cake, Daroach and his crew also stole a treasure chest from King Dedede. What's inside of it, you ask? Well, let's put it this way - Pandora shouldn't have opened the box, either. But each Kirby game needs its mandatory, child-friendly eldritch abomination to serve as a final boss, and Daroach is in a for a little bit of a mindscrew. He gets better after Kirby smacks some sense into him, but this mostly means he goes right back to stealing stuff. 
==In 8chanmania==
Daroach fought in 8chanmania XCV. He tried to liberate some bells from Tom Nook, but be it through his sharp business sense or the fact that Nook had Peacock breathing down his furry neck, the raccoon simply sold him a house and moved on. How exactly he got Daroach's signature on the contract is a mystery to everyone, including Daroach himself.
Category:Fighters
Category:Kirby
Davey Boy Smith

Davey Boy Smith was a British professional wrestler.
==Bio==
Smith started wrestling at the tender age of fifteen, accompanied by his cousin and frequent tag team partner Tom "Dynamite Kid" Billington. Around 1979, Smith was spotted by Bruce Hart of the Canadian Hart wrestling dynasty. As result, he underwent training at the family's notorious "Dungeon" and went on to become one of the big player in the Hart-owned Stampede Wrestling promotion. He and Dynamite Kid would soon form a duo popularly known as the 'British Bulldogs', a moniker Smith later used for his solo career.
Already trained by and even having married into the Hart family, it came as little surprise when Smith first formed a tag team with Owen Hart, and later was inducted into the Hart foundation alongside Bret Hart and Jim Neidhart. Davey Boy joined Bret and Neidhart when they left WWE for WCW after the Montreal Screwjob, but returned a scant year later when the death of Owen Hart started the Attitude Era.
Smith openly retired from wrestling in May 2000. While he had planned to resume his career alongside his son Harry Smith, the British Bulldog died from a heart attack on May 18th, 2002.
==In 8chanmania==
Davey Boy Smith debuted in 8chanmania X; forming a tag team with Owen Hart. Sadly, their march to glory came to a prompt standstill when they were thrown out of the preliminaries by Chris Benoit and Chris Jericho.
Category:Fighters
Category:Wrestlers
David Bowie

David Bowie was a British musician and actor.
==Bio==
Growing up as a roight Bri'ish cunt in Brixton, London; Bowie might have lived a perfectly ordinary English life as a football hooligan, had his old man not gifted him a record of American Rock'-n'-Roll artist Little Richard. His early musical career was a bit up-and-down, but by the time Bowie snorted way too much cocaine and transformed into Ziggy Stardust, his international claim to fame was set into stone.
Bowie's track record spans over the better part of fifty years. It sported an equally numerous number of further transformations on his part; with him merrily changing his own genre from Beatles-style pop to self-styled "plastic soul", back to pop, glam rock, hard rock, a little bit of jazz and hip-hop, industrial, and what-have-you. Chances are he somewhere has hidden albums full of jungle techno and Bhutanese folk songs.
Bowie also was a bit of an actor, famously starring as Jareth the Goblin King, which in turn was the aesthetic inspiration for the early Eldar of Warhammer 40k.
He died from liver cancer on January 10th, 2016.
==In 8chanmania==
David Bowie fought in 8chanmania XXIX. He was scheduled to battle Michael Jackson, but lacking records mean nothing beyond him not winning a belt has survived.
==Trivia==
* David Bowie, alongside experimental guitarist Reeves Gabrels, composed the soundtrack for Omikron: The Nomad Soul.
* Bowie had is own, dedicated 'world' in the early 3d chat platform known as Worlds.com.
Category:Fighters
Category:Musicians
Deadpool

Deadpool is a comic anti-hero from the ranks of Marvel.
==Bio==
Deadpool first and foremost can be described as a walking comic relief. Functionally immortal due to his rapid "healing factor" and entirely aware that he is a comic character, the Mercenary with a Mouth spends his time arguing with his own internal monologue, getting maimed in all sorts of bizarre fashions, and doing things to a fourth wall that makes the suffering of a dog at a furry convention look harmless. While chiefly relying on the fact that he will not die, Deadpool is highly athletic and can make ample use of his trademark dual katanas.
As Deadpool is the epitome of an unreliable narrator (and batshit insane anyway), his exact background is never fully established, and even his alleged real name Wade Winston Wilson supposedly belongs to someone he has killed. Deadpool's face beneath the mask typically looks as if he tried to french-kiss a stove plate, and this being Deadpool, that might be exactly what happened.
==In 8chanmania==
Deadpool debuted in 8chanmania XCII. He defeated some obscure /ausneet/ shitpost nomination, showed the Jackie Chan Tulpa that he's all about "trabbu", took no pity from Mr. T despite evidently being a fool, and ultimately got his shit kicked in by the furious nature deity La Madremonte.
Category:Fighters
Category:Marvel Comics
Dean Ambrose

Jonathan David Good, better known as Dean Ambrose, is an US-American wrestler.
==Bio==
Originally going under the moniker Jon Moxley and earning his first belts as part of the Heartland Wrestling Association, Good entered WWE's ring as Dean Ambrose in 2011. By 2012 He became part of the notorious heel stable The Shield alongside Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins. Already a bit unstable, he went positively nuclear when Rollins backstabbed (well, back-chaired him), and quietly spun his plans even after The Shield's supposed reunion.
Aside from his earnest desire to turn Rollins into a fine, red pulp; Ambrose was chiefly remembered for two things: Being a psychotic timebomb just waiting for an excuse to hammer away at something until it stops moving (William Regal can testify), and being forced to do a downright insulting amount of jobbing by Vince McMahon while the latter tried to raise Roman Reigns as their golden boy. It worked out as well as you'd guess.
Creative differences eventually resulted in Ambrose becoming Good again, and Good becoming Moxley again; but that's a different story.
==In 8chanmania==
Dean Ambrose formed a tag team with Seth Rollins for 8chanmania XLIV. The tournament taking place in December 2018 (i.e, right around the time when Ambrose 'vaccinated' himself against and defeated Rollins in a game of tables, ladders, and chairs) made the team-up extra-spicy, but poor synergy meant the two immediately lost against Ouya-tan and Kazuma Kiryu.
Category:Fighters
Category:Wrestlers