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Yuuji Kazami

Yuuji Kazami is the protagonist of Grisaia no Kajitsu.
==Bio==
Yuuji had a bit of an unhappy childhood, including a violently abusive father, an idolized older sister that got run over by a bus, and a mother that killed herself after Yuuji had witnessed his old man's attempt to rape her. Enough trauma? Too bad! Yuuji gets adopted by a cruel bastard that makes him dress up as his big sister so he can get raped, too.
Yuuji eventually decides he had enough of it and killed one of his molesters. Realizing his potential, his adoptive father stops selling Yuuji as a boy toy, and instead sends him to a nightmare of a school where Yuuji not only gets relentlessly bullied, but also is trained as an assassin. His graduation ceremony consisted of having a fight to the death against the one girl he had grown fond of, and while Yuuji nearly gets killed by intentionally losing the match, said girl later gets killed anyway.
Things slightly improve when Yuuji gets drugged, abducted, and recruited by the female hitman Asako Kusakabe. But after spending all of his childhood and adolescence murdering people left and right, Yuuji decides he wants a normal life, and uses his contacts to get enrolled at Mihama Academy. Where is the single male student among five reasonably attractive girls.
Yuuji being a psychologically crippled trainwreck of a person fortunately doesn't matter, as the five other girls are utter trainwrecks, too. Turns out, Mihama Academy actually is a glorified golden cage; devised and paid for by very concerned (and very rich) businessmen who didn't have the heart to just have their rebellious girls lobotomized as the Kennedys did. Thus starts your average Japanese Dating Sim.
==In 8chanmania==
Yuuji Kazami fought in the 'Bad Games' mania of 8chanmania XXXVIII. His intimate knowledge about the art of murder gave him a great starting advantage against El Neng, He likewise showed Guitar Warrior that he only though he was hot when he evidently was not, and at the end of the day, Yuuji only left the tournament after being run over by Big Rig. Which ironically means he finally got to join his sister.
Category:Fighters
Category:Visual Novels
Yuuri

Yuuri, together with her friend Chito, serves as the main characters for Shōjo Shūmatsu Ryokō / Girl's Last Tour.
==Bio==
Following some otherwise non-descript global apocalypse, Yuuri and Chito travel through the vast expanse of a snow-covered, ruined city as the two girls seek for food and other necessities to live for yet another day. Unlike her partner, Yuuri is illiterate, but enjoys a great degree of skill with her WW2-era Japanese Arisaka Type 38 rifle. She also is a shameless glutton.
==In 8chanmania==
Yuuri debuted in 8chanmania XLVII, but quickly found herself outplayed by Trenya during the preliminary round.
Category:Fighters
Category:Anime Fighters
ZUN

ZUN (real name: Jun'ya Ota) is the sole member of Team Shanghai Alice, and as such is responsible for the programming, music, and (infamously so) artwork of all mainline Touhou games of the Windows era. He also composed several music albums related to the games, served as the writer for associated printworks, and collaborated with Twilight Frontier to create the Touhou fighting games.
ZUN additionally worked on a few games not related to the Touhou franchise, such as Uwabami Breakers and Exit.
Aside from his prolific work (and the massive amount of fanart it keeps spawning), ZUN is chiefly known for his extreme fondness of beer, to the point that many fans expect he would immediately fall into a coma or die outright if he should ever turn sober.
==8chanmania==
ZUN's first debut was in 8chanmania XL, where he won against Todd Howard in the preliminaries and offered him his Bug Girl Wriggle Nightbug as a crossover character for Fallout 76. He would then go on to defeat the Parasite Eve protagonist Aya Brea even after the latter placed several dozen submission moves on him, but ultimately failed to win against Bob from Animal Crossing.
Judging by his own words, ZUN is well aware that "his" girls were captured by GLaDOS, and was seemingly asked by Yukari Yakumo to retrieve them.
Category:FightersCategory:TouhouCategory:Game Developers
Zach Hammond

Zach Hammond is a supporting character from Dead Space.
==Bio==
Hammond serves as the security officer of the USG Kellion and commander of the emergency maintenance team sent in to investigate the massive mining ship USG Ishimura after the latter went radio silent. For reference, the Kellion's engineering specialist was a certain Isaac Clarke, who would later spend his time on the Ishimura cursing, screaming, and stomping about because of all the motherfucking necromorphs and this motherfucking plane.
Unlike the ship's would-be computer specialist Kendra Daniels, Hammond apparently was oblivious of the Ishimura's local pest problem. Even as he did what he could to keep the rest of the team alive, everyone around him dropping like flies did a number on his sanity, as did the subtle effect of the alien artifact aboard the Ishimura. His death at the claws of the Kellion's necromorphed pilot was tragic, but at least got Isaac access to a much-needed singularity core.
==In 8chanmania==
Hammond accompanied Isaac Clarke to 8chanmania XCV after having picked up a supposed distress call over the failure of the mania's gellar field. In truth, however, Hammond was trying to goad Isaac towards the Wishgranter hidden deep within the ring's bowels. His plan succeeded in as much as that Isaac defeated Reyn, but the engineer's growing distrust against his superior lead to a quick defeat against Chris Redfield one round later.
Category:Managers
Category:Dead Space
Zack Fair

Zack Fair is a background character from Final Fantasy VII that later starred in Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII.
==Bio==
Zack was part of SOLDIER: An elite military unit on the payroll of the Shinra megacorp. Often seen as one of the units best fighters (second only to a certain Sephiroth), Zack and the rest of the First Class SOLDIERS would only be called in for the most dangerous, crucial missions - like taking care of the fallout and the cover-up for yet another of Shinra's corporate fuckups.
Over time, Zack became disillusioned with Shinra: For one, they constantly cockblocked his attempts to get it going with his sweetheart. For another, it became increasingly clear the physical enhancements SOLDIERs underwent weren't that healthy in the long run of things. Oh, he and some infantry grunt also were given to Shinra's one-man Unit 731 for experiments.
So, with the infantry grunt in tow, Zack tried to defect from Shinra and make a run for it. Shinra didn't like that, and despite of getting his heroic last stand, Zack still got turned into leaded Swiss cheese.
==In 8chanmania==
Zack Fair fought in the post-mortem 8chanmania LXXXI. His match against Heihachi Mishima left a lot of open questions (such as Zack apparently being oblivious of his own demise), but ended with him getting yeeted back into the lifestream at any rate.
Category:Fighters
Category:Final Fantasy
Zaku II

The Zaku II is a mobile suit from the Gundam series.
==Bio==
Based on the earlier MS-05A Zaku I Early Type, the MS-06 Zaku II was a mass-produced, general-purpose mobile suit that formed the vast bulk of Zeon's military forces during the One Year War against the Earth Federation Forces and would remain in general use even by the time of the First Neo Zeon War.
Aside from its standard shoulder-mounted shield to block incoming fire, the Zaku II most commonly was armed with a hand-held ZMP-50D 120mm Machine Gun. Examples for other weapon options include leg-mounted rocket pods and the axe-shaped Heat Hawk Type 5 close combat weapon.
==In 8chanmania==
The Zaku II made its first appearance during PilotMania. Presumably owing to its staggering height, the mobile suit crushed Gintoki Sakata, resisted Dr Robotnik's attempt to gain control over it, and brought Green Soldier to an early grave. it was only when the Zaku II was met by the equally gigantic Brauggi that its steel-alloy armor proved inadequate.
Another Zaku II, this time piloted by no-one other than Zeon Space Force Commander Dozle Zabi, appeared in 8chanmania LXIX. They were defeated by the hands of the Engineer, who consequently also claimed the mobile suit for himself; only to lose it to Luca Blight later.
Yet another Zaku II formed a tag team with the Maxter Gundam for 8chanmania LXXVI. They lost to two fellow robotic opponents in the form of Mega Man X and Zero.
The Zaku II that participated in 8chanmania LXXX disappointly got taken out by Tina Armstrong during the preliminaries.
A similar fate befell the Zaku sent to 8chanmania LXXXIV, as it was defeated and subsequently blown up by Starman right in the first round.
By the time of 8chanmania LXXXVII, the Zaku II once looted by the TF2 Engineer once more found its way into the hands of the former, and thus acted as its tag team partner. The Texan and the Zeonian won a promising first victory against Yukari Akiyama and the USS Iowa, after which Engi allowed the utterly fascinated Yukari to ride the gundam. They would further go on to earn a crushing victory against Phantom R and Hat Kid, which earned Engi his stolen wrench back, but ultimately lost to the battle-hardened Noble Six and Master Chief.
Category:Fighters
Category:Gundam
Zangetsu

Zangetsu is a major character from the Bloodstained series.
==Bio==
Zangetsu is a demon hunter from 'a small country in the far east'; meaning he either is Japanese or Moldovan weaboo. His deep-rooted hatred against demons stems from the fact that the very same demons inflicted the dreaded Curse of Night upon him; turning Zangetsu into a supremely edgy anti-hero that constantly has to fight back the darkness within him - and suffers from horrible social skills.
Zangetsu's main tool when it comes to deleting demons is his katana Zangetsuto. Which coincidentally also is the only weapon which can destroy the demon lord Gremory. Gremory, for her part, understandably wants to stay the fuck away from Zangetsu, but keeping a low profile when you and some random crystal meth enthusiast have to prop up a giant demon castle over in England is hard.
==In 8chanmania==
Zangetsu fought in the horror-themed 8chanmania LXVII, where he squared off against another Bloodstained character in the form of Orlok Dracule. His attempt to beat up the blood-sucking book nerd went poorly.
Category:Fighters
Category:Bloodstained
Zangief

Zangief is one of the playable characters from Street Fighter. He first appeared in Streetfighter II.
==Bio==
The gargantuan Zangief is not only a bear of a man himself (complete with an impressive patch of chest hair), but also prefers to train himself by wrestling actual bears in the frozen depths of the Siberian taiga. The only part about him that is stronger than his muscle is Zangief's fervent patriotism; with his main motive for joining the Street Fighter tournaments in the first place being the chance to add to Russia's glory. His fighting style fittingly is a mix of Russian and American pro-wrestling moves.
Despite of his intimidating size and his tendency to belittle foes that are shorter or less muscular than him (which applies to nearly everyone), he fundamentally is good-natured and possesses a great source of humor. The only thing he truly detests are bears that can't wrestle properly (which are no good for training), and young women of marriageable age (which distract him from his training).
==In 8chanmania==
===Season 1===
Zangief debuted at some point during the first season of 8chanmania, but the where and when have been lost to history.
His first recorded appearance was in 8chanmania XXIII, where Zangief defeated two chicks in the form of Lady Zinogre and Amy Rose before finally being "eaten" by the third chick Alice Fateburn XVI.
Zangief would return for 8chanmania XXXI, where he formed a tag team with Tetris Block. The two managed to defeat Mecha-Hitler and Big Boss, but the only thing we know other than that is that neither of them won a belt.
===Season 3===
He made another appearance in 8chanmania LXIX. There, he crushed Virtua Fighter star Jacky Bryant, sent pre-timeskip Dimitri Blaiddyd packing, and gave a mortal beatdown to Mortal Kombat villain Shang Tsung. His defeat came at the unlikely hands of a short Japanese sushi chef
Although he himself did not fight in 8chanmania LXXIX, Zangief still entered it as the manager of his adoring fan R. Mika.
Category:Fighters
Category:Street Fighter
Zap Rosdower

Zap Rosdower is a key character in the 1990 independent movie The Final Sacrifice; later popularized by being aired on Mystery Science Theater 3000.
==Bio==
Rosdower is a beer-drinking, hard-talking trucker who runs into protagonist Troy McGregor when the latter jumps onto the back of his pick-up while being chased by murderous cultists. Despite of his initial objection, Rosdower eventually agrees to help Troy on an epic quest that involves the latter's dead father, a heirloom map, and an ancient idol.
Rosdower being one hard badass is established by Troy repeatedly chanting his name ("Rosdower!") at every conceivable opportunity; and was further increased when Rosdower himself had to save Troy from the clutches of the evil cult after it had captured him. The crew of Mystery Science Theater 3000 later immortalized him as the very epitome of an action hero; fervently praising his name for the duration of the movie and the next season.
==In 8chanmania==
Zap Rosdower only appeared in 8chanmania X, where he was teamed up with King Shiva of Saldora. Their epic battle against fellow movie icons Ernest P. Worrell and Korean Robocop was the stuff of legends, but sadly also one they lost.
Category:Fighters
Category:Movie Fighters
Zara

Zara is the protagonist of the eponymous game Zara the Fastest Fairy for the Nintendo 3DS. You can download it for 98 cents, which should tell you enough about its quality.
==Bio==
Zara is a fairy that lives in a forest and likes to go fast. No really, that's all there is to know about her.
==In 8chanmania==
Zara debuted in 8chanmania LXXII, where she punched a Party Baby and got jumped on by Mario one round later.
Being the fastest fairy, it only was logical that she teamed up with the strongest fairy and formed the Baka Brigade to attend 8chanmania LXXVI. Under the "special" supervision of Remeer, the two put a stop to the criminal plans of Gru and Waluigi, pulled the plug on Snake Sanders and the 80s Noise Marine, thoroughly played with Yemmi and her babysitter Violet, and even sent the infamous LoL AngegnA cops Lamaj and Erioioire out of commission, earning them a place in the finals. Sadly, fairies don't beat machines, and the girls were defeated by Mega Man X and Zero.
The Baka Brigade, as it is affectionately known, teamed up once more for 8chanmania LXXXIX, with Zara serving as its fighter. The fastest fairy fitting raced circles around both Bob C. Leaner and Leon Kennedy, but ultimately was kicked out of the quarter-finals by Animal Mother.
In 8chanmania XC, Zara's initial success as the point girl of the Baka Brigade and her early win against Ansem were promptly offset by her loss against Cultist-chan.
Category:Fighters
Category:Action Games
Zarel

Zarel is the creator of the fan-made Pokémon Battle Simulator Pokémon Showdown, and one of the admins behind the associated Smogon University.
==Bio==
As mentioned above, Zarel is the obsessive codemonkey behind Pokémon Showdown. Being very popular platform, it also has garnered the attention of Anons from the recurring /fullderp/ generals; whose unique interpretation of the term 'fun' and creative ways of achieving it have failed to receive any sort of appreciation by Zarel himself.
==In 8chanmania==
Zarel appeared in the Pokémon-themed 8chanmania LIV. As a form of loving tribute, he had been assigned as the trainer of the very Funbro he had furiously banned from Showdown.
It goes beyond saying that Funbro's edit was every bit as FUN as its showdown equivalent was. Which effectively is to say it was rigged to do nothing but evade attacks without pulling any attacks of its own; potentially dragging the entire match to infinity. It's match against the Specs Weedle of MacChaeger still ended after a mere 104 minutes, and that it ended at all was largely blamed on the game engine shitting itself.
And so, as is tradition, Funbro was banned from 8chanmania, too.
Category:Managers
Category:Pokemon
Zarya

Aleksandra Zarya Zaryanova is a playable hero from Overwatch.
==Bio==
Zarya comes from a tiny village in Siberia and originally was a celebrated weightlifter before the resident horde of evil robots stormed one of the competitions she was attending. She thus forsake her life as an athlete and joined the Russian Armed Forces to protect her homeland from the robotic invaders.
In terms of gameplay, Zarya acts as a tank character whose mobile barrier charges up her heavy-duty particle cannon with each incoming hit. Fully charged, the latter can turn her into walking juggernaut of destruction, but her lack of other abilities means Zarya is a bit of a one-trick pony - powerful when supporting and supported by a good team, and virtually helpless without it.
==In 8chanmania==
Zarya only appeared in 8chanmania XIV, and nothing beyond her not winning a belt there is known.
==Trivia==
* In truth, Zarya is a bastardized version of The Heavy in the same way Overwatch is a bastardized version of Team Fortress 2. The visual design (i.e, her being a turbo-dyke with the mandatory side-shave and eye-gratingly neon-pink hair) can be considered a statement in itself.
Category:Fighters
Category:Overwatch
Zealot

Zealots form the core troops of the Protoss military from Starcraft.
==Bio==
Members of the Templar Caste, Zealots are close-combat specialists whose wrist-mounted dual psi blades can cut through armor like a hot knife through butter. Though they have yet to reach the devastating level of psionic power found in the senior high templars, a zealot still is required to undergo decades of martial training before he is provided with his custom-built power suit and the plasma shield generator integrated into it. This combination of experience and superior equipment means zealots are not only used to, but also can win battles despite being vastly outnumbered by the enemy.
Befitting their personal sense of honor (and thorough lack of ranged weapons), zealots form the front lines of the protoss war machine; their plasma shields allowing them to weather enemy fire while they close in to play slice-and-dice with the enemy forces. That many of them still get shot in the face anyway is an issue alleviated thanks to the in-built emergency teleportation system attached to their armor, meaning that lightly-wounded zealots are nursed back to health while badly wounded zealots are stuffed into the four-legged exoskeleton of a Dragoon and spend the rest of their lives cursing its clanky controls.
==In 8chanmania==
A zealot fought in 8chanmania LXXXIV, where it fittingly fought its sworn Zerg enemy in the form of a Hydralisk. Winning this fight, it nonetheless was forced to teleport home when faced with the sheer rudeness of Obj_Motherfucker.
Category:Fighters
Category:StarCraft
Zeeky H. Bomb

Zeeky H. Bomb is a major character from The Demented Cartoon Movie.
==Bio==
In the early 2000s, before YouTube forced you to watch a two-hour ad for a thirty-second instruction video on how to perform CPR, most of the animated content on the net ran on something called Flash. It was an unbound era, where bright minds used all the might of MS Paint and stock sound effects to create their own cinematic debut. Which then landed on a website with dancing cowboys that want to lower your bills.
One of the most cherished animations of this period was The Demented Cartoon Movie - an artistic masterpiece that disguised itself as random slapstick humor, while quietly playing with the cultural fear of a nuclear holocaust still omnipresent since the end of the Cold War. As such, the anthropomorphic Zeeky H. Bomb and its tendency to destroy the world whenever someone muttered the code 'Zeeky Boogy Doo-
==In 8chanmania==
Zeeky H. Bomb fought in the 2000s-themed 8chanmania LXXXVI. Its fight against the Annoying Orange was put at the very end of the preliminary round. Despite of Orange's constants attempts to send the whole ring and itself to Kingdom Come, the match marked the first time that the bomb simply tapped out instead of going nuclear.
Category:Fighters
Category:Comics & Western Animation
Zell Dincht

Zell Dincht is one of the main characters of and a party member in Final Fantasy VIII.
==Bio==
A native of Balamb and student in its Garden (that is, a type of military school), Zell is cheerful, energetic, and has a more than healthy dose of self-confidence. His skills as a martial artist are unsurpassed, but while he usually prefers to take things head-on and often finds himself at odds with school authorities, he also is a fairly good student with great interest in world events and the history of assorted places. As a side effect of his use of summonable entities known as Guardian Forces, he has lost all memories of his early childhood.
He and the game's protagonist Squall are teamed up during the Siege of Dollet as part of their final entrance exam for Balamb's elite SeeD mercenary force. The mission does not go entirely as planned, but this does not prevent them from still passing with flying colors and having their fair shaire of adventures afterwards.
==In 8chanmania==
Zell debuted in 8chanmania LXXIX. His prior experience with martial arts was of good use to him, as first made evident by his crushing KO against Leo Kliesen. His second match against the ninja Armakuni ended in a submission and a wonderful friendship (with Armakuni offering to train Dincht in the arts of the ninja). He went on to land another KO against the enigmatic Cycloid Gamma and had the legendary Indiana Jones tap out against him, but when it finally came to the finals, Zell himself found his master in a thoroughly annoyed White Mage.
Category:Fighters
Category:Final Fantasy
Zergling

The Zergling is a warrior brood of the Zerg from StarCraft.
==Bio==
Only about the size of a larger dog, the humble Zergling is one of the smallest and most basal broods of the Zerg swarm. Although equipped with razor-sharp claws and capable of moving at alarming speeds, a single Zergling is little in the way of a threat to the gauss rifles of the Terrans or the psi blades of the Protoss. What makes Zerglings dangerous are their sheer numbers - their low breeding cost and the fact that each larva actually morphs into two instead of one Zergling means the Swarm can amass gigantic hordes of these creatures in very little time; allowing them to simply bury the enemy under their accumulated bodies.
Aside from these mass attacks, Zerglings fulfill a variety of other roles in the Swarm - they protect freshly-established hives while they are at their most vulnerable, perform reconnaissance alongside the much slower Overlords, and raid enemy bases before the latter have a chance to set up a defense of their own. When coupled with other breeds, they frequently are also used as bullet sponges for warrior strains that are less disposable than them, and can quickly overwhelm enemies that are more suited for a single tough target instead of multiple weaker ones.
==In 8chanmania==
Two Zerglings, invariably fighting pair-bound, entered the ring in 8chanmania XLVII. And then left it again very quickly after a fucking plant took care of the aggressive mites.
Category:Fighters
Category:StarCraft