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Wolfgang Krauser

Wolfgang Krauser von Stroheim is an antagonist from the Fatal Fury 2 and also appears 
==Bio==
Half-brother to Geese Howard, Wolfgang shares his sibling's desire to be the most powerful warrior in existence. He consequently was more than happy to pick up the lead as the rich and painfully arrogant tournament organizer / boss fight enemy after Geese got his goose cooked during the first King of Fighters tournament.
Despite of his overblown ego and his unshakeable faith that he has a genius-level intellect on par with that of the late Mozart, Krauser still is a surprisingly honorable opponent that categorically refuses to use tricks or other under-handed tactics in his battles. In fact, his sole reason for later teaming up with Howard Mr. Big during the King of Fighters during King of Fighters '96 boiled down to him seeking worthwhile enemies.
==In 8chanmania==
Krauser only appeared in 8chanmania VI, and nothing beyond him not winning a belt is known.
Category:Fighters
Category:Fatal Fury
Category:The King of Fighters
Wololo Monk

The Wololo Monk is a glorified meme based on the Priest unit of Age of Empires 1.
==Bio==
Within the game, priests served two purposes: For one, they could heal the player's own units. For another, they could convert enemy units (and potentially buildings), causing them to take on the player's team color. Their incessant chanting of "Wololo" and "Aieouou" has since etched itself into the minds of an entire generation of gamers, and still is capable of triggering an immediate fight or flight response as the panicking player drops whatever he was doing beforehand and tries to kill the converting priest(s) before he loses a unit and the enemy gains one.
Time-honored methods of dealing with priests included siccing cavalry after them or shooting them with archers. Time-honored methods of trolling other players with priests include playing as Egyptians and abusing the insane 16-tile conversion range of their fully upgraded monks (for reference: The best, fully-upgraded Heavy Catapults have an attack range of 15 tiles, while fully-upgraded Minoan composite bowmen had one of 12 tiles).
==In 8chanmania==
===Season 1===
The Wololo Monk debuted at some point during the first season of 8chanmania. A likely candidate is 8chanmania X, where he teamed up with fellow mind control fetishist Yuri. Sadly for them, Guan Yu and Shao Khan proved highly resilient against conversion.
He formed another tag team with a Petard during 8chanmania XX, where he soundly was defeated by the Nord Huscarl and the Sarranid Mamluke from Mount & Blade.
The priest next appeared in 8chanmania XXVI, where his dreams of forming a cult were quickly ended by NiGHTS.
===Season 2===
In 8chanmania XL, the Monk's initial victory against Evil King Stan was quickly offset by Rare Akuma.
===Season 2===
The Wololo Monk served as the manager of the Spanish Villager in 8chanmania LXXXVIII.
==Trivia==
*The Macedonians were the only civilization in the game that could not train priests.
Category:Fighters
Category:Age of Empires
Wonder-Red

Will Wedgewood, better known under his nickname Wonder-Red is the leader of The Wonderful 101.
==Bio==
When the vile aliens of the GEATHJERK Federation returned to terrorize humanity and started Earth Defense War III, the United Nations was quick to form the Wonderful 101 - an entire army of heroes whose CENTINEL-Suits could join up to take various different forms and kick alien ass.
While still a rookie and being the last to finish his training, Wedgewood's sheer determination and sense of justice led to him being chosen to pick up the mantle of Wonder-Red and lead the Wonderful 101 into battle. His heroism even extends to his civilian disguise, in which Wedgewood braves the unspeakable horrors of life as an elementary school teacher.
==In 8chanmania==
Wonder-Red debuted in 8chanmania VII, and nothing beyond him not winning a belt there is known.
His sole other appearance was during 8chanmania XXVI, where CATS immediately set up on him the bomb.
Category:Fighters
Category:Action Adventures
Worm

Everyone's favorite cannon fodder from the Worms series.
==In Reality==
These annelids form the mainstay (and the entirety) of the player's army in the Worms games. They enjoy proficiency in a variety of weapons ranging from shotguns to bazookas to giant concrete donkeys falling from the sky, but somehow never learned to swim and are utterly incapable of increasing the distance between them and a well-placed bunch of dynamite unless it's their turn.
==In 8chanmania==
The worm debuted in 8chanmania LV. It made the Dancing Baby cry and ended the space adventures of the Errant Captain, but then ate a nasty KO at the drowsy hands of Siegmeyer.
Category:Fighters
Category:Turn-Based Strategy Games
Wraith

The Wraith is an enemy from the FAMICOM survival horror title Sweet Home.
==Bio==
Near the very end of the 1980s, a documentary film crew enters the long-abandoned, dilapidated mansion of the famous artist Ichirō Mamiya. Their uninvited visit annoys a local vengeful spirit to the point that she promptly locks the doors behind them; trapping the film crew in a labyrinthine building full off monsters, traps, and lots of backtracking.
The Wraith is one of the monsters in the game, and can be found as a random encounter in the basement area. It holds a special place in the heart of Sweet Home enthusiasts by virtue of its ability to warp one of your party members into a random room of the mansion; making them and their vitally important skill unusable until you find them again.
==In 8chanmania==
The Wraith fought in the Halloween-themed 8chanmania LXVII. Though perfectly able to spook unwitting documentary film crews, it bit off more than its ethereal jaws could chew when it faced the Magician.
Category:Fighters
Category:Horror Games
Wreckage Brother

The Wreckage Brother was one of Bane's followers from the movie The Dark Knight Rises.
==Bio==
The Wreckage Brother was one of the two men who accompanied Bane during his faux capture by CIA in an attempt to abduct the nuclear scientist Dr. Pavel.
As Bane was busily crashing CIA's plane with no survivors, he prepared to evacuate himself and Pavel to the safety of his own plane. The Wreckage Brother attempted to follow him; only to be told he had to sacrifice himself so his corpse would eventually be mistaken for that of Pavel himself. The Wreckage Brother willingly gave his life after being assured he and his brethren had started the fire.
==In 8chanmania==
The Wreckage Brother fought in 8chanmania LXXXIV. He set fire to the Kings Gang Member; only to get face-fucked by a Redead one round later.
When Bane and Darth Vader tried to forcibly recruit Galsia into their ranks, the Wreckage Brother and an Imperial Stormtrooper arrived as their backup mooks. Though they ensured Galsia didn't fly so good, one of the three mook-clones Galsia had lead into the four-versus-four match valiantly gave its life, so that Galsia himself could escape the mania unmolested.
Category:Fighters
Category:The Dark Knight
X-Com Rookie

The X-Com Rookie is your default soldier from the X-Com series.
==Bio==
The year is 1998. Alien forces make repeated incursion unto planet Earth, attacking and abducting humans as they please. While countries across the globe initially attempt to deal with this threat on a national basis, it soon becomes apparent that only an international force could offer meaningful resistance against the foreign invaders. The result of these efforts was a unit called Extraterrestrial Combat - or X-Com.
It goes beyond saying that the hiring procedures for joining the organization were nothing short of demanding - exposed to enemies proverbially not of this Earth and often equipped with exotic weapons built upon the salvaged technology of the latter, each prospective recruit was put through tests ranging from the physical, to the psychological, to the mandatory ability to miss their shots despite of a calculated 99% chance to hit.
In hindsight, it's a small miracle humanity won that one.
==In 8chanmania==
An X-Com Rookie fought in 8chanmania XXXVII, where he was faced up against Akhmet. Long story short, he didn't make it back to the mission screen.
Category:Fighters
Category:X-Com
X-Death

X-Death is the norted form of Exdeath.
==Bio==
Following the end of the world in 8chanmania XCIV and Tetsuya Nomura using his bullshit-tier plot-writing to bring it right back, Ansem and Exdeath thought it an opportune time to invade the mania. Their plan to take the audience hostage and claim the enigmatic Wrestle Gear for themselves worked reasonably well, until Default-Chan called up Aya Brea and Zell Dincht 
Absolutely livid over the fact he didn't get a single pin in, Ansem then revealed that he had never planned to share the Wrestle Gear with Exdeath in the first place, and instead used his power over darkness to thoroughly nort his would-be ally. This resulted in the creation of X-Death - an immensely powerful aberration that combines Exdeath's own magic with the shadowy force of the Heartless.
==In 8chanmania==
X-Death only appeared in the Square Enix-themed 8chanmania XCIV. He slapped the crap out of Aya and Zell, and only was defeated by the combined power of Kain (who just got his first belt), Sora and Squall Leonhart. His demise brought things back to normal (as far as anything in this hellhole can be considered 'normal').
Category:Fighters
Category:Final Fantasy
Category:Original Content
X (Sonic.exe)

X is the creepypasta version of Sonic the Hedgehog.
==Bio==
Being something akin to a dear old lady in the video game creepypasta scene, Sonic.exe ticks pretty much all the boxes you're supposed to expect from the formula - you got the clueless victim who gets bootleg copy of a regular video game, an original owner that has gone missing, and a glitchy version of a popular character who not only chases you through the game, but also dabs on you in real life.
If that all sounds horribly formulaic, bear in mind Sonic.exe was one of the pastas which conceptualized the whole formula in the first place (right along Polybious and that one NES Godzilla game). And in all fairness - in an era where devs could still hide hidden stuff in their games without immediately having it data-mined, the suspension of disbelief still was a whole lot stronger.
==In 8chanmania==
X fought in the Halloween-themed 8chanmania LXVII. He tried to spook Red Mist Squidward, but quickly tapped out after realizing this iteration of Squidward was significantly spookier than him.
Category:Fighters
Category:Sonic the Hedgehog
Xanta Klaus

Xanta Claus was a gimmick of Jonathan Rechner, better known as Balls Mahoney.
==Bio==
Following the lengthy tradition of hilariously bad wrestler gimmicks, Vince McMahon one day decided he wanted an evil Santa wrestler. He subsequently developed the subject of Xanta Claus - Santa's evil brother who is from the South Pole instead of the North Pole and steals presents instead of delivering them.
Through various circumstances and Smoky Mountain Wrestling's Jim Cornette, McMahon came into contact with Jonathan Rechner. The latter agreed to take the unusual role, seeing it as a major career boost after his early years in local circuits. As with most joke gimmicks, however, that of Xanta Claus was short-lived: Rechner only made a couple of appearances before leaving WWF and joining Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) to build up his current character as Balls Mahoney.
==In 8chanmania==
Xanta Klaus solely fought in 8chanmania IX, and nothing beyond him not winning a belt there is known.
Category:Fighters
Category:Wrestlers
Xanthous King Jeremiah

Xanthous King Jeremiah is an enemy from Dark Souls.
==Bio==
Preciously little is known about the wayward noble, aside from the fact that he wears an immensely oversized, upside-down, and mummified bowling pin as his 'crown'. The fact that his corpse can be found in the Painted World of Ariamis suggests he is one of many unfortunate souls who got stuck there, and the fact that said corpse lies right next to dear Priscilla suggests she might have something to do with his less-than-alive state.
An unpleasantly alive Jeremiah can be encountered as a red phantom if the player has reversed his hollowing and wanders too close to some of the headstones within the painted world. While the whip he wields in battle does little harm beyond some annoying bleed damage, the exile king has access to a broad and painful arsenal of chaos fire magic and is highly resilient against magic himself. 
==In 8chanmania==
Xanthous King Jeremiah fought in 8chanmania XXVII, but his attempt to but heads with Bashar al-Assad ended with a major concussion.
Category:Fighters
Category:Dark Souls
Xavier

Xavier is the eponymous protagonist of the Adult Swim show Xavier: Renegade Angel.
==Bio==
Xavier himself is an incredibly bizarre creature: While roughly humanoid, he possesses rear-facing knee joints, six nipples, a snake in place of his left lower arm, a raptor's bill in place of a nose, and a giant eyeball where his private parts should be. His brown fur and his heterochromia complete the picture. Recurring flashbacks suggest his misshapen appearance chiefly stems from his alcoholic mother having sex with all manners of men and beasts alongside his supposed father.
The mind of the renegade angel is equally messed up, for while he genuinely wants to help those around him as he wanders the world, Xavier's aid usually results in even greater mayhem to his unfortunate victim. That Xavier himself is positively batshit insane and can get quite aggressive if other people give him a bad feeling about himself is not helping in the slightest.
==In 8chanmania==
Xavier debuted in 8chanmania X, where he teamed up with notorious white supremacist Pewdiepie. The unlikely couple defeated an equally unlikely team consisting of Strong Bad and Cheeki Breeki, but then ended up being thoroughly bullied by Jimmy Hopkins and Russel Northrop.
He would reappear in 8chanmania XII, where Jesus Christ sent him right back to god.
During 8chanmania XCVIII, Xavier joined forces with the equally confused The Nameless One under the leadership of Morte. This setup failed miserably when they cut themselves on the edge of Caim and Madara Uchiha
Category:Fighters
Category:Cartoon Network
Xenomorph

The Xenomorph is the main antagonist of the Alien series.
==Bio==
The Xenomorph is a predatory alien creature with an eusocial societal structure similar to that of bees or ants. Although equipped with razor-sharp claws, a barbed tail, and acidic blood strong enough to melt through metal, the chief horror brought by this creature is its means of reproduction - namely by means of forcing their eggs into the throat of their victims. That the unwilling hosts usually expire when the aptly named "Chestburster" larvae jumps out of their ribcage is not exactly helping.
Though lethal in themselves, the perhaps most dangerous aspect of Xenomorphs is their alarmingly high level of intelligence. Rather than running head-first into potential victims, they will usually try to ambush targets by crawling through air shafts, cable tunnels, or other means of clandestine approach. Some specimen may even manipulate electronic doors, although actual use of tools is not known.
==In 8chanmania== 
The Xenomorph starred as /x/'s rep in 8chanmania XXXIV. It fought and lost to LIVII after a brutal struggle between the two in the first round. In the end, LIVII performed his sacred duty and removed the xeno. 
==Trivia==
* The Alien was the first wrestler to use to gas special effect on the ring. 
Category:FightersCategory:Movie Fighters
YHVH

YHVH is a recurring character from the Shin Megami Tensei series.
==Bio==
In the time before Jesus Christ ran the most stunning PR campaign in human history, folks didn't have to be good, god-fearing people. If mostly because the god of the Old Testament was akin to a violently jealous lover that readily beat the crap out of his battered wife the second he so much as suspected she might be looking at other gods. 
Shin Megami Tensei picked up this older aspect of God and cranked it up to eleven by turning YHVH into the living embodiment of law and order. In this role, him not punishing you if you disobey is more of a side effect of him utterly punishing you if you do. Worse, YHVH's raging OCD means he won't be happy until he has built his perfect utopia, and unruly things like humanity obviously can't get in the way of that.
==In 8chanmania==
YHVH fought in 8chanmania XXXVII, where all of his aspirations were neatly flayed alive by the Lady of Pain.
Category:Fighters
Category:Megami Tensei
Yacatect

Yacatect is a goddess from the fan mod Elona+, which in turn is based on the 2007 roguelike Elona.
==Bio==
Yacatect first and foremost is a goddess of commerce and business. While the boons she grants to her faithful may be less impressive than those of gods like Optaos and Lulwy when it comes to direct combat, having a higher drop rate for monsters parts and various random treasures that can be sold for cash still is an immensely useful feat for your local murder-hobo.
Unlike many other, more formal gods, Yacatect is best described as the 'cool, big sis' type that will simultaneously laugh at and applaud you while you diligently try to win or break the game by being a happy merchant. This made her an instant fan favorite among players who understood that Elona's mechanics were chiefly meant to make you suffer, and therefore decided to turn said mechanics against the game itself.
==In 8chanmania==
Yacatect debuted in 8chanmania LXXV. Her unending promises of wealth and fortune only ended in Reimu Hakurei suspecting she was a plant from the rival Moriya Shrine. But Reimu is just as greedy as Yacatect is, and after her defeat, the shrine maiden allowed the goddess to tag along for the small price of giving her 15% of the prize money.
Since this never took place, Reimu instead teamed up with Yacatect for 8chanmania LXXVI. The money-makers put a prompt halt to the sanctimonious preachings of Mr. Cobra and John Ward; but then got dragged into a very hands-on interrogation on the part of Lamaj and Erioioire.
Category:Fighters
Category:Elona
Yang Wen-li

Yang Wen-li is a character from Legend of Galactic Heroes.
==Bio==
Yang's heart-felt wish to study history was cut short when his old man died and left him virtually penniless. His attempt to circumvent this issue by studying military history at a military academy equally backfired, as the academy's history department was dissolved and he was forcibly transferred to the Strategic Studies Department instead.
Yet all these mishaps might have been for the better - starting out as a mere sub-lieutenant in the fleet of the Free Planet's Alliance during its war against the authoritarian Galactic Empire, Yang's uncanny ability to wrestle victory from even the most unlikely circumstances rapidly increased his popularity and rank.
Amongst other feats, one of his greatest successes was the capture of the heavily-defended Imperial Iserlohn Fortress without a single casualty on his side. The latter was a high risk gamble, as it relied on the debatable loyalty of Walter von Schönkopf and his Rosen Ritter corps - men of Imperial descent themselves.
==In 8chanmania==
Wen-li debuted in 8chanmania LXIX, where he had a rather unpleasant encounter with Luca Blight.
In 8chanmania LXXXI, Yang's strategic genius proved useless against the ancient wisdom of Lego Yoda.
For 8chanmania LXXXVIII, Yang teamed up with his old pal Walter. The two made short work of a Gundam Rose stolen and commanded by Lupin III, but stood no chance against the perversions of Fleece Johnson and M&F Guy.
The same tag team returned in 8chanmania XCVIII, but was promptly ousted by Adolf Hitler and Chaika Trabant. In all fairness, Hitler at least bought them a beer afterwards.
Category:Fighters
Category:Legend of Galactic Heroes
Yari Ashigaru

The Yari Ashigaru is the basic land battle unit in the 2000 strategy game Shogun: Total War, and its 2011 sequel Total War: SHOGUN 2. 
==Bio==
Yari Ashigaru units consist of conscripted Japanese peasants who get basic training for the humble spear, or yari as they prefer to call it. Under normal circumstances, they tend to get decimated by any unit that isn't Light Cavalry. However, because of their cheapness, Daimyos who desire to become Shogun are able to spam these otherwise weak units and overwhelm their enemies in grorious spear charges.
If your name happens to end in "Nobunaga", these guys get a really nice combat bonus, and suddenly you have an army that can hold up against even the dreaded elite samurai.
==In 8chanmania==
A particular Yari Ashigaru first fought in 8chanmania XCII, under the command of Oda Nobunaga. He managed to prevail over a filthy nanban gaijin from Spain, but was routed by the innacurate gunfire of Mr. T, who then yeeted Oda out of Tokyo.
The Yari Ashigaru's other appearance would be in 8chanmania XCV, still commanded by Nobunaga. Unfortunately, just like the overpowered ninjas of the Ashigaru's home game, his initial opponent, Madara Uchiha, proved to be unable to be touched by mere pointy sticks. As a result, he was sent running from the battlefield after the inevitable 3-count. A SHAMEFUR DISPRAY!
Category:FightersCategory:Strategy Games
Yellow Devil

Yellow Devil is a boss enemy Mega Man series.
==Bio==
The Yellow Devil was the "firstborn" of Doctor Albert W. Wily, being the first robot explicitely created for a combat role. Made from shape memory parts that could automatically return to their original form if need be, Yellow Devil was capable of attacking Mega Man by splitting his body into up to 19 different parts that all could move and attack independently. Conversely, attacking it was much harder, as the only part of Yellow Devil that could be damaged was its large, red eye.
It served as a Stage 1 boss to Wily's fortress in the original Mega Man game, but ultimately was destroyed by a certain blue robot boy.
==In 8chanmania==
===Season 1===
Yellow Devil debuted in 8chanmania XIII. Its sheer density defied the ability of Sabin Figaro to suplex large objects, the claws of Jon Talbain did little to scratch him, and his capacity for evil overstretched that for justice in Sam Armstrong. He went on to defeat Kung Fu Man, yet ultimately found his master in Lemeza Kusogi. Theoretically, at least.
==== The Lemeza Controversy ====
The original winner of the belt in 8chanmania XIII was Lemeza Kosugi. This was the peak of the "QWARKED" hysteria. QWARKED was accused of intentionally rigging Lemeza to win, so much so that the first ever rematch for the belt was held. This took the form of a 6 man Battle Royale match between Lemeza and everyone he beat along the way, including of course Yellow Devil. The idea was to hold 2 rumbles and have a final deciding 1 on 1 match between the winners. Yellow Devil somehow managed to win both times, making him the winner by default, and proving he deserved the belt.
====Finals====
He later fought Proto Man during 8chanmania XXXIII and was overcome by the first son of Light. Judging by their parting words, Dr Wily may have many, many more robots waiting to enter the ring.
===Season 3===
Following a lenghty pause, Yellow Devil returned to the ring in 8chanmania XCV. Despite of an early victory against Kinky, his mechanical aspect would turn out to be inferior to those of Gundam Rose.
==Trivia==
*Yellow Devil was renamed into "Rock Monster" in the United States because Nintendo of America violently opposed the use of any religious titles in its games.
==Gallery==
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Category:FightersCategory:Mega ManCategory:8chanmania Champions