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Tatsumi Oga

Tatsumi Oga is the main protagonist of the manga and anime show Beelzebub.
==Bio==
A first year-student at Ishiyama High School, Oga's sadistic personality and his liberal use of violence soon earned him the title of Rampaging Ogre - an impressive feat, given that all of his peers also happen to be delinquents. Unfortunately for him, Oga had such a charming personality that Beelzebub III, evil dark Lord of hell itself, decided he would be the ideal surrogate father of his infant son, Beelzebub IV.
Oga is less than thrilled about this, but isn't given much of a choice. For one because he has the literal Lord of Hell breathing down his neck, and for another because "Baby Be'el" punishes any real or perceived wrongdoing on his part with stark electrocution. Combined with the arrival of the ever-so-irritable Hilda, (Be'el's demonic wet-nurse/surrogate mother), Oga becomes the however unwilling protagonist of a heart-warming family story.
==In 8chanmania==
Tatsumi Oga debuted in the Bancho-themed 8chanmania XLVIII, where he tapped out in a submission hold of Bahn.
For 8chanmania LXV, he and Cromartie High's own Takashi Kamiyama joined up to form team "Completely Ordinary Highschool Students". The two delinquents won their first round against The King and Freddie, but stood no chance against the negative CHA stats of George Constanza and Tomoko Kuroki.
==Trivia==
* Oga had a hand-made custom model that had him shouldering Baby Be'el while fighting, Jackie Chan-style.
* During 8chanmania XLV, Oga briefly handed Be'el to Betty Newbie. Presumably because her hair-trigger temper fondly reminded him of his own Hilda. Certainly not because her little Damien slightly smells of brimstone.
Category:Fighters
Category:Anime Fighters
Tazar

Tazar is a hero from the Heroes of Might and Magic series.
==Bio==
In Heroes of Might and Magic III, Tazar acts as the Beastmaster hero for the Fortress faction. As a result, he has high defense, low magic, and the ability to get you involved in involuntary acts of bestiality with gnolls, dragons, and various other critters at will. He once held off a Stronghold army five times his own at a backwater outpost, just to give you an idea.
By the time a very helpful Gelu accidentally blew up the world as it was and turned everyone into undocumented migrants in the lands of Axeoth, Tazar respecced and signed up with Stronghold after Fortress and its various furry friends were folded into it.
==In 8chanmania==
Tazar appeared in 8chanmania XXII, where Touhou's Rumia taught him that strangers should not talk to little girls.
Category:Fighters
Category:Might and Magic
Tear

Tear is the bi-protagonist of Recettear.
==Bio==
Once upon a time, a mighty adventurer took up a hefty loan from the Terme Finance Company. Then he fucked off to parts unknown and left his young daughter Recette to deal with the resulting mountain of debt. Sensing there could be a slightly liquidity issue, Terme sent out a fairy called Tear to aid Recette in fulfilling her financial obligations.
And by 'aid', we mean either forcing her into child labor, or setting her broke ass on the street by repossessing her house. 
In Tear's defense, being one of the few fairies that got turned into company property instead of being subjected to genocide like the rest of her species leaves her with preciously little leeway. She still tries her best to help Recette in setting up and running her item shop; which is no small feat if your business partner has recurring bouts of 'error 404: no brain found'.
==In 8chanmania==
Tear appeared in 8chanmania LVIII, where she and Recette served as the managers for Louie. Their blade for hire did a reasonably good job against Robin Hood and Reimu Hakurei, but ultimately got shafted by the Impact Brawler.
Category:Managers
Category:Recettear
Ted

Ted is a character from the 1995 adventure / art game Bad Day on the Midway.
==Bio==
Ted lives and works in the eponymous Midway - a large, run-down amusement park whose gleeful disregard for safety regulations should be the last thing to worry you. As son and assistant of the freak performer Lottie the Human Log, Ted has grown up to harbor a very particular definition of the term 'beauty', and is obsessed with the idea of 'liberating' people from their perceived 'ugliness.
In practice, this means Ted paralyzes his victims with a poison dart before he strangles them to death, cuts off parts of their skin and clothes, and then fashions wonderfully beautiful butterflies he adds to the butterfly collection of his late father. His route fittingly is built around murdering all other adults in the park, before Ted finally looks into a mirror and hangs himself over his inner ugliness.
==In 8chanmania==
Ted fought in the post-mortem 8chanmania LXXXI. He was thoroughly disgusted by Sir Dan's biters (going so far as to suggest he must be British), and broke a few of his bones before using his blowpipe to launch a dart into Sir Dan's one remaining good eye ("Ugliness unseen is Ugliness unmade"). Ted went on to nearly suffer an aneurysm after seeing (You)r ugly mug, so sending him back of hell actually was an act of mercy on (You)r part.
Category:Fighters
Category:Adventure Games
Ted Kaczynski

Theodore John "Ted" Kaczynski was a man who did absolutely nothing wrong.
==Bio==
Born to a pair of Polish-American parents, a young Kaczynski was certified with an IQ of 167 and quickly established himself as a prodigy in the field of mathematics. He probably could have become a new Gödel (which, seeing how the latter ended up, might be a bit of a poor example), but then he got caught in a psychological 'experiment' of a former CIA glowie.
Feeling deeply disillusioned with modern society and the increasing control of technology upon its life, Kaczynski retreated to rural Montana and pursued a life without electricity or flowing water. Unfortunately, the same society he tried to escape from just wouldn't leave him alone, so by 1987, he started mailing a couple of bombs to a couple of people who may or may not have had anything to do with it.
He published his grievances in an essay just in time to get arrested in 1996, and spent the rest of his time serving eight life sentences in prison. Kaczynski died on June 10th, 2023.
==In 8chanmania==
Ted Kaczynski fought in 8chanmania LVIII. His appearance in the mania was darkly ironic, given that his abduction by a malevolent machine was precisely what he had tried to warn people about. For better or worse, he immediately was kicked out of the tournament by Garfielf.
Category:Fighters
Category:Non-Vidya Fighters
Tekken Force Soldier

The Tekken Force Soldier is recurring enemy from the Tekken series.
==Bio==
After yeeting his son into an active volcano over unresolved family issues, Mishima Zaibatsu bigwig Heihachi Mishima came to realize his plans of world domination would be much easier to accomplish if he had his own private army. He thus began to establish the Tekken Force - a paramilitary organization that doubles as both business security and corporate enforcers.
While it enjoys splendid PR due to carefully planned operations in disaster areas and third-world countries, Tekken Force still serves as the horde of faceless goons for the local megacorp with questionable business ethics. In other words, they solely exist for the in-built Beat'em'Up-mode, in which the players get to smash their way through untold hordes of woefully underpaid wages-laves.
==In 8chanmania==
A Tekken Force Soldier appeared in the mook-themed 8chanmania LXXXIV. Commanded by no-one other than Kazuhiro Kazuma, he resisted the Jockey's attempt to hump his face, but later suffered from cranial disappearance after Galsia fired a bomb that had been hiding in its helmet all along.
Category:Fighters
Category:Tekken
Tempest Double

The Tempest Double is a fragment of Dota 2's Arc Warden.
==Bio==
Arc Warden happens to have a bit of a split personality disorder - where others might see it as a singular entity, it actually is a heap of a myriad shattered fragments; only (and barely) held together by a shared consciousness. This state of affairs is not very pleasant for Arc Warden itself (which really just tries to make itself whole again), but when push comes to shove, being a hardcore schizo can be quite convenient.
In particular, Arc Warden's ultimate ability allows it to create a so-called Tempest Double. The latter for all and intents and purposes is a copy of Arc Warden itself, down to having the same abilities and almost the same inventory as the original that spawned it. In theory, this gives you two heroes for the price of one and allows for various nifty tricks. In practice, having to control two heroes only results in most players suffering a brain aneurysm.
==In 8chanmania==
The Tempest Double and its original Arc Warden fought in 8chanmania XX. To the dismay of all fa/tg/uys watching, the Dota heroes soundly slapped Eliphas the Inheritor and Araghast the Pillager. Things somehow turned worse when the Warden and its Double were wrecked by the FATEshit duo Avenger Angra Mainyu and Bazett Fraga McRemitz one round later.
Category:Fighters
Category:DOTA 2
Tenko Chabashira

Tenko Chabashira is a character from Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony.
==Bio==
Tenko is one of sixteen students that awakens trapped within the Ultimate Academy for Gifted Juveniles. A robotic bear named Monokuma soon informs them they have been chosen to be part of an elaborate killing game: They can only leave the academy if they murder another student without being voted as the culprit in a subsequent student trial. She and the other students refuse to have any of it until the bear announces all of the students will die if not at least one of them has died within two day's time.
Tenko herself is loud and cheerful, but also impulsive, reckless, and (in her own words) not very good at thinking - qualities which are not entirely helpful if you're part of a murder mystery. Her upbringing and the anti-romantic feelings instilled to her by her master also cause Tenko to hold an irrational hatred towards degenerate (i.e, all) males, while being suspiciously protective when it comes to her female colleagues.
==In 8chanmania==
Tenk Chabashira only appeared in 8chanmania XII, where she tapped out against Jill Stingray in the preliminaries. That Jill is a certified lesbian probably had nothing to do with it.
Category:Fighters
Category:Danganronpa
Terry Bogard

Terry Bogard is one of the playable characters and protagonist of the Fatal Fury and King of Fighters series.
==Bio==
In the original Fatal Fury storyline, Terry and his brother Andy were orphans until they were adopted by Jeffrey Bogard. The latter, in turn, was murdered by Geese Howard when Terry was a ripe ten years old. The two brothers separated, with Terry spending ten years wandering around the United States while he trained to gets his eventual revenge against the killer of his adoptive father. The opportunity to put said training into good use arose when Howard organized the first "The King of Fighters" tournament in South Town. Bogard goes on to defeat Howard once and adopts his son Rock after defeating him a second time, during which Geese perishes.
In the King of Fighters series, Terry fittingly leads Team Fatal Fury.
==In 8chanmania==
Terry debuted at some point during the ancient prehistory of 8chanmania:Season 1, potentially 8chanmania VIII.
His first recorded appearance was in 8chanmania LXXI, and awfully short atop of that - he was kicked out of the preliminaries by Little Mac.
==Trivia==
*Terry has the ability to accurately guess a woman's measurements by nothing more than a quick glance
Category:Fighters
Category:Fatal Fury
Category:The King of Fighters
Terry Davis

Terry Andrew Davis was an American programmer.
==Bio==
Terry had a relatively regular upbringing as seventh of eight children of a Wisconsin Mom and a Wisconsin Dad. His early contact with an Apple II while in elementary school gave Davis a strong interest in computers, which later translated into a master's degree in electrical engineering from Arizona State University. Two years later, however, Terry got a call from no-one less than God himself.
As he relaid to him, God still wanted his third temple. Except this time, it was not to be a physical monument stuck in a perpetually war-torn desert nation, but a digital operating system. Which Terry was to develop all by himself. To illustrate this: If Noah himself was tasked to craft a boat, Terry was tasked to build nothing short of a veritable skyscraper.
An although it took him the better part of ten years, Terry delivered.
TempleOS, as the piece of software eventually became known, is widely considered as proof that 'mad' more than often is good neighbors with 'genius'. Some people will insist that Terry A. Davis was a diagnosed schizophrenic and batshit insane in general. The same people might also insist he frequently used racial slurs during his livestreams, and ended up as an insane hobo run over by a literal train. 
As it is, however, Davis still managed to stomp a fully functional operating system out of the ground and/or thin air. Which is an awful lot more than most regular blokes can pride themselves over.
==In 8chanmania==
Davis had a brief stunt in 8chanmania XLVII, but all of his divine inspiration could not help him against the criminally smooth moves of Buane.
Category:Fighters
Category:E-Celebs
Tetris Block

The Tetris Block is an element from the popular Russian classic Tetris.
==Bio==
Originally created as part of a simple game by Russian AI researcher Alexey Pajitnov in order to test the capacities of new hardware, Tetris Block would become one of the most well-known video game characters of all times, with Tetris having made an appearance on practically all personal computers, gaming consoles, mobile phones, calculators, and even as an easter egg in non-related devices such as oscilloscopes.
==In 8chanmania==
The first official appearance of the Tetris Block happened in 8chanmania XXIX, where it's unorthodox shape and tactics took many by surprise, beating Pac-Man and Mega Man (among others), and allowed it to make it to the finals, only to fall in a climatic battle against Sam & Max by a critical (and music-syncronized) attack.
Available information suggests that later it fought against JC Denton, and went on to fight alongside fellow Russian Zangief in a tag team against Mecha-Hitler and Big Boss during the last tournaments of the last season.
Tetris Block would later fight during 8chanmania XLI, beating Ditto in the preliminaries, only to be thrown out of the tournament by Wailmer in the subsequent round.
In 8chanmania L, the block got revamped by a custom edition and thus turned into the Line-Block. It talked to Baldur (but not his wife's son), stopped the cleptomanic tendencies of the Mithra Thief and, more importantly, defeated The White. The latter came to see Tetris Block as their promised champion and converted it to their cause - the return of all things within the known universe into a state of blank nothingness.
Empowered by his new role, the Tetris Block went on to wrestle down Todd Howard, and won its belt after a long and hard-fought match against Hatsune Miku.
Category:Fighters
Category:Tetris
Tetsuo Shima

Tetsuo Shima is the main antagonist of the 1988 anime movie Akira.
==Bio==
Back in the day, Shima used to be the best friend of Shotaro Kaneda, and also part of his biker gang, The Capsules. Fate, however, had run his bike straight into an Esper who had just escaped from a clandestine government lab. After being hospitalized in the aftermath of the crash, said government realized that Tetsuo also was an Esper, and one with potentially city-razing powers in him, too.
Of course Shotaro, being a good lad, immediately sets out to rescue his old friend from the hospital he is being held in. Unfortunately, being prodded by government agents resulted in Tetsuo's powers going from dormant to full blast - and well over his head. No longer having any need or desire for being rescued, Tetsuo instead sets out to dig up the eponymous super-Esper Akira - the one person who could help him gain full control over his powers, but sadly also the one person who previously wiped Tokyo of the map.
==In 8chanmania==
Tetsuo Shima debuted in the bancho-themed 8chanmania XLVIII. He showed Kamina Jiha exactly who he was, but his doomsday plans met an abrupt end after Kunio took him out to the trash.
He also had a brief role in 8chanmania XCV. Unfortunately, you either have the enormous forehead of a warp-touched psyker boy, or you survive a match against Markus Kruber. Not both.
Category:Fighters
Category:Akira
Tetsuya Nomura

Tetsuya Nomura is a Japanese video game artist, designer, producer, and one of the shadowy figures behind Square Enix.
==Bio==
A young Nomura initially wanted to become a manga artist and went to vocational school to learn magazine and advertising artwork. Joining Square Enix, he started out as a debugger for Final Fantasy IV, became lead monster designer for Final Fantasy V, graphic director of Final Fantasy VI, and main character designer for Final Fantasy VII. We're not saying it's his fault Aerith Gainsborough got murdered - but he did his part.
While he kept and still keeps on working on the Final Fantasy series, Nomura's actual master plan came under a different name: Kingdom Hearts. In a perfect world, the whole setting might have been a tongue-in-cheek satire poking fun at all the badly-written pieces of crossover fanfiction on the web. But this is not a perfect world, so both Nomura and consumers think that pairing up spiky-haired anime protagonists with Disney characters is a genuinely good idea.
==In 8chanmania==
===8chanmania XCIII===
While not shown on screen, it was Tesuya Nomura whom Default-Chan called on how to get rid of both the battling Imperial and Chaos forces from Warhammer 40.000 that were busily wrecking the ring during 8chanmania XCIII. It also was Nomura who suggested Deffy should dress up as a bed sheet ghost to spook them all away. This proved so stunningly effective that a terrified Inquisitor Draco immediately teleported right back to the battleship of Admiral Spire hanging in low orbit and enacted Exterminatus upon the whole mania. TL/DR: Cyclonic Torpedoes fell, everyone died.
As it so happened, Default-Chan, Violet, and a handful of other survivors managed to survive inside a handy pocket dimension, squarely located within the basement of the Aperture Science Physical Testing Facility. And would you believe it, Nomura's personal lair also happened to lie within the very bowels of said basement. It was the weirdest coincidence that Default-Chan, with nowhere left to go, had to ask Nomura of all the people for yet another favor.
===8chanmania XCIV===
In his infinite magnanimity, Nomura used his bullshit-tier plot-writing powers to recreate the mania, and the whole world with it. Which only came at the low cost of having Deffy declare him the Creative Director of the mania, as well as giving him full control of the mania. Starting to see a pattern here?
What Nomura arguably didn't anticipate was that his Square Enix Mania would immediately be hijacked by Pinsem and Exdeath, who nonchalantly banished Nomura to the twilight realm (or " something like that, anyway™ "). Things obviously turned out alright as they always did, but everyone sort of forgot to get Nomura out of there again. Chances are he's still furiously writing crossover fanfiction.
 
Category:Lore Characters
Category:Game Developers
Category:Square Enix
Texas-chan

Texas-chan was the board mascot of the late /texas/.
==Bio==
As the physical embodiment of the Lone Star state, Texas-chan is a classical cowgirl (with emphasis on the 'cow' part) whose cheerful nature and Southern hospitality are matched by her willingness to draw a gun on you if you try to pull any bull on her. Her hobbies include diverse pastimes such as rodeo, gun shows, drilling for oil, and forcing immigrants back to Mexico.
Texas-chan's bright and energetic personality is sometimes marred by long-running family issues. She does get along reasonably well with most of her Southern and Mid-Western sisters, but political differences with her more Democrat-leaning siblings can drive her so furiously mad that she sometimes threatens to leave the family as a whole. For your own sake, don't ask her about the Alamo.
==In 8chanmania==
/texas/-chan fought in 8chanmania LVI. The constant banter of the Aussie Shitposter made her see red, but unlike professional matadores, the Aussie somehow forgot the part about not getting caught on the horns. Her next match against V technically ended in a loss, but mostly because the cowgirl didn't have it in her to beat up a cripple.
Category:Fighters
Category:Memes
Thalamus

Thalamus is a boss from Death's Gambit.
==Bio==
Thalamus is a malignant deity that feeds upon the fear and suffering of mortals. To that end, it abducts the very minds of its victims to his personal home realm of Y'lnoth and puts them under a spell that forces them to re-live their worst personal failings over and over again.
While technically sound, this mode of operating comes with one major flaw: Ripping out someone's soul like that turns the victim's body into a vegetable. Which in turn starves to death within a couple of days. Which in turn bereaves Thalamus of its playthings. It thus plans to get some more durable toys in the form of immortals, but as it so happens, the game's protagonist is on a quest to kill off the same immortals for good.
==In 8chanmania==
Thalamus debuted in 8chanmania XLII. It bit of something quite a bit larger than it could chew when it tried to get its hands on Archaon, and by the time the match ended, the Everchosen (speaking on behalf of the Chaos god Tzeentch proverbially told the wannabe godling to "git gud".
Category:Fighters
Category:Death's Gambit
Tharja

Tharja is a recruitable character from Fire Emblem Awakening.
==Bio==
Tharja is a dark mage that hails from the theocracy of Pelagia. Problem is, Pelagia currently is at war with the neighboring Halidom of Ylisse, and one of your guys happens to be the crown prince of Ylisse. As a result, she is first encountered in the ranks of an enemy army, and only switches sides because she considers Pelagia's ruler to be incompetent.
Or at least that's what she says. In practice, Tharja only joined forces with the heroes because she has a yandere boner the size of a skyscraper for Robin, one of the game's protagonists. Tharja's slightly obsessive tendencies towards her object of her desire go so far that she counts the number of times Robin turns in bed at night - while scheming and plotting on how she could get in there, too.
==In 8chanmania==
Tharja only appeared in the tag team-flavored 8chanmania XXXI, where she was partnered up with fellow Fire Emblem heroine Camilla. The two sent Gotrek Gurnisson and Felix Jaeger towards their personal end times, but the outcome of the following match against Tomoko Kuroki and George Constanza has been lost to history.
Category:Fighters
Category:Fire Emblem