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Player (Powder Game)

Player is the name, Powder is the Game.
==Bio==
The Powder Game is a physics simulator which allows the player to goof around with all sorts of stuff, ranging from relatively trivial things like sand or water to highly volatile substances such as magma or C4. It is fairly sophisticated for a java-based browser game, but most people solely use it to watch stuff blow up.
==In 8chanmania==
The Player made his debut in 8chanmania XXXVIII. The Powder Game "protagonist" made an attempt to harvest the defeated Aubrey Spica for resources, but failed when he realized he was out of his native simulation. Cue PANIC. Unfortunately, drugged-out fake fairy bitch Nekoko made him seemingly commit suicide by FIGHTER spam.
Category:Fighters
Category:Simulation Games
Plok

Plok is the protagonist of the 1993 platformer Plok.
==Bio==
Plok is the hooded hero and self-styled king of Akrillic island. His government style is heavily reliant upon the orderly placement of flags, so when he wakes up to see that his favorite flag had been stolen straight from atop of his house, Plok sets out to settle a few issues regarding private property and proper extermination of fleas.
Plok himself is a veritable bundle of energy that can launch his own limbs in order to pummel enemies or solve puzzles. The latter part can be challenging, as certain puzzles will temporarily lock away one of Plok's appendages; forcing him to finish the rest of the level with limited mobility.
==In 8chanmania==
Plok debuted in 8chanmania XVIII, only to tap out in his fight against The Noid.
He also appeared in 8chanmania LXXX, but immediately was booted out by Neco-Arc.
==Trivia==
* While Plok never received any sequels or modern ports, he does enjoy his own, ongoing webcomic.
Category:Fighters
Category:Platformers
Category:Webcomics
Point Man

Point Man is the main protagonist of the F.E.A.R. series.
==Bio==
As his name suggests, Point Man is the spear tip for the First Encounter and Response unit - an elite squad of the US government designed and drilled for missions that more than border on the spooky. When the megacorp Armatech asks Uncle Sam for some help with a few hundred unruly clone soldiers and a ghost girl with an attitude, he and his team are sent in to clean up the whole mess.
Turns out, Armatech actually organized a family meeting. That Point Man's reunion with his Mom, his brother brother, and scores of clones of his brother eventually require a nuke to be shut down and still continue anyway is something the company probably had not planned.
==In 8chanmania==
===Being on Point===
Point Man debuted in Halloween-themed 8chanmania XXXV. Being the paranormal punisher, he easily did away with Sadako Yamamura, but got gibbed by the Controller in the second round.
He returned for 8chanmania XL, only to be kicked out by the bare-footed soles of JC Denton.
During 8chanmania XLI, he was part of an after-show royal rumble between him, TF2 Scout, Headdy, Sadako, Ran Yakumo, Ditto, and Shaggy Rogers. While the exact order of the match has been lost to history, it is understood that Lovecraft won the abominable match. 
===Tag Team Trouble===
During 8chanmania XLIV, Point Man would form a tag team with his brother Paxton Fettel. It did not work out overly well, given that Point Man ate a critical hit by Eve right during the preliminaries.
He was slightly more lucky after Cate Archer decided to recruit him into her team for 8chanmania LIII. The two operatives defeated:
* Raiden and Jetstream Sam
* Doomguy and Ranger (leave it to Ranger to job)
* Dark Donald and Rare Akuma
It was only the furious dancing of Scatman John and Buane that put a halt to their infiltration attempts.
===8chanmania C===
During the events of 8chanmania C, Paxton Fettel sicced a mind-controlled R-23 after the Point Man. The Replica very nearly would have killed him, but as this outcome was not to the liking of his dearest mother, Alma proceeded to tear up R-23 instead (and inadvertently laid the first stone for his return to Captain R Falcon).
Category:Fighters
Category:FEAR
Poison

Poison is an enemy from Final Fight and later became a playable character in Street Fighter.
==Bio==
Poison originally used to be a member of Metro City's Mad Mad Gear Gang; until a plan to gain control over mayor Mike Haggar by abducting his daughter went horribly wrong. She next set out to capitalize on her martial inclination by becoming a wrestling manager, but found it difficult to get any business going while her own promotion was dwarfed by Shadaloo's S.I.N tournament. Deciding to take matters into her own hands, she enters the tournament herself to kick ass and take (read: recruit) names.
While more than capable of pulling her own punches, Poison is best known as the manager of fellow Final Fight has-been Hugo. The enormously oversized German serves as the 'beast' to her 'beauty', to the point Hugo customarily carries her on a single shoulder as he moves towards the ring.
==In 8chanmania==
Poison only appeared in 8chanmania XXI, and lacking records means nothing beyond her not winning a belt has survived.
Category:Fighters
Category:Final Fight
Category:Street Fighter
Poison Mushroom

The Poison Mushroom is a recurring enemy from the Super Mario series.
==Bio==
When Nintendo developed Super Mario Bros 2 (or Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels, for the filthy ga*jin out there), they desperately looked for ways to make the game more challenging without having to heave more data on the then-struggling NES cartridges. One easy way to circumvent this issue was to take already existing objects, alter their behavior, and give them a palette swap while they were at it.
The Poison Mushroom was one of these new creations. Whereas your regular mushroom would either turn Mario into his larger form or even grant him an extra life, the Poison Mushroom would instead shrink or flat-out murder the Italian plumber upon contact. This made it a proper stage hazard and, given the players' Pavlovian behavior of chasing after everything vaguely mushroom-shaped, led to plenty of on-screen deaths.
==In 8chanmania==
The Poison Mushroom fought in 8chanmania LXXV. Burning with a malevolent plan to return the Mushroom Kingdom to mushrooms proper, it did a number on a largely clueless Chuckster, and likely would have gone on a campaign of mycotic genocide if X had not put a stop to its plans.
Category:Fighters
Category:Super Mario
Pokemon Trainer

The Pokemon trainer is the protagonist/player character of Pokemon RED/BLUE.
==Bio==
The player-named Pokemon Trainer had a less than ideal start in life - growing up under a single mom in the god-forsaken backwater of Pallet Town, he more or less was forced to establish the local tradition of setting out into the wilderness and index the local wildlife by the time he was ten. How the Pokemon universe hasn't turned into a dystopian tale of child trafficking is everyone's best guess.
Against all odds, the Pokemon Trainer took the single starter Pokemon handed to him by Professor Oak and managed to expand his stock with several further specimen by forcibly enslaving various critters he came across. Which not only helped him in defeating his childhood friend and the elite four animal handlers, but in all likelihood also served as coping mechanism for his own removal from home and family.
==In 8chanmania==
The Pokemon Trainer tried to capture Wailmer during 8chanmania XLI, but quickly reconsidered that thought after the latter pulled a bodyslam on him.
While not directly fighting in the Pokemon-themed 8chanmania LIV, he was one of many trainers watching it from the sidelines. His MissingNo. threw out the Citizen Snips of the Fullderp Champ, and likewise pulled an (unknown) number on the Ditto of Android 21, but ultimately was defeated by the Hydreigon of Ganon during the quarter finals.
Category:Fighters
Category:Managers
Category:Pokemon
Polar Bear

The Polar Bear (Ursus Maritimus) is a large, carnivorous mammal native to the Arctic Circle.
==Bio==
One of the largest bear species alongside the kodiak bear, polar bears can weigh up to 1,5000 lbs and grow to a total length of over nine feet. They act as the apex predators of their native environment, hunting after ringed seals and bearded seals with the odd side of beluga whales and walrus calves. They have no natural enemies outside of other polar bears, who have no qualms about picking off cubs that aren't their own.
Despite of its intimidating size and strength, the thick fur that protects them from the freezing temperatures of their homeland also means polar bears overheat rapidly if subjected to prolonged physical exercise. As a result, they generally act as ambush predators, and will spend much of their time lurking near the edge of breathing holes to swipe at unwitting seals surfacing there.
==In 8chanmania==
A polar bear fought in the Christmas-themed 8chanmania IX, but lacking records mean nothing beyond it not winning a belt there is known.
Category:Fighters
Category:Animals
Poli’ahu

Poli'ahu is the Hawaiian goddess of snow.
==Bio==
Kāne, the creator god of Hawaii, held so much love for the snow-topped mountains of the island that his passion created four deities: Lilinoe, Waiau, Kahoupokane and Poli'ahu. While all four are described as women of great wisdom and talent, Poli'ahu is the eldest of the sisters; with her younger siblings serving as her handmaidens. She is generally described as being both the most athletic and most beautiful goddess of Hawaii, and would frequently interact with mortals.
Being a snow goddess, Poli'ahu has a strong rivalry with the local volcano goddess Pele. The hostilities between the two reflects the flow between lava and ice that has long been part of Hawaii and its still fairly fiery mountains.
==In 8chanmania==
Poli'ahu debuted in 8chanmania XLIII. She gave Ski Free Skier more snow than he could have ever asked for. She even made Wampa chilly, and defeated the ice beast through a battle of attrition. Unfortunately she lost to Elsa, someone who could bend the very elements Poli'ahu represents.
She formed a tag team together with Letty Whiterock for 8chanmania LIII, but prompty was kicked out of the prelims by George Constanza and Kenji Setou.
Poli'ahu additionally served as the trainer of Abomasnow during 8chanmania LIV, but the latter wasted no time to lose against the Solgaleo of Solaire of Astora.
Category:Fighters
Category:Managers
Category:Mythology
Polygon Team

The Polygon Team is a mid-boss from the original Super Smash Bros..
==Bio==
The Polygon Team essentially is a poorly-done copy of the actual fighters involved in the tournament - ranging from figures like Mario, to Ness, to Samus Aran. Utterly faceless and replaceable, they are inferior to their original counterparts in that they can't use special moves and are much easier to throw off the fighting platform than regular characters. Yet this lack of quality is made up by quantity - in their stage, the player has to battle a total of 30 polygon fighters, coming at you three at a time.
While perhaps included as some sort of inside joke about the Nintendo 64's polygon-heavy character models, the Polygon team as a band of proverbially faceless mooks established a tradition that would be continued by the Fighting Wire Frames in Super Smash Bros. Melee, the Fighting Alloy Team in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, and the Fighting Mii Team in Super Smash Bros. 4 / Super Smash Bros Ultimate.
==In 8chanmania==
Three members of the Polygon Team debuted in 8chanmania XXIV. While it lost its preliminary battle against Clown, its appearance was already noteworthy in the sense that it was the first three-on-one match in the Mania. Much as with the original game, each individual edit had its stats severely nerfed, but the one-sided tag team match meant the active Polygon wrestler in the ring could readily swap with one of its rested colleagues before being taken down. That Clown won anyway was taken as a sign of the Honk's power.
It took its second chance at 8chanmania XXVII, this time making it into the best-of-sixteen after KO'ing Glover. Alas, Cornholio had already eaten and was not interested in copypasta.
Category:Fighters
Category:Super Smash Bros.
Pope Julius II

Julius II was pope of the Catholic Church from 1503 to 1513.
==Bio==
Born as Giuliano della Rovere, the man that would become Julius II was a nephew of Pope Sixtus IV. Much like his uncle, della Rovere had absolutely no interest in spiritual matters, and furthermore sporty a grouchy, fierce temper that made him the dread of his subordinates. The Medicis therefore made him the successor of Pope Pius III
It is said that Julius II didn't fashion his name after Pope Julius I, but Julius Caesar. Whether or not this is true remains up for debate, but suffice it to say that he found Italy full of people he didn't like when he entered office, and left it with slightly less people he didn't like by the time he was done. This lead to a great deal of admiration from people like Machiavelli.
Aside from restoring the papal states to power and bullying the Borgias, Julius II also was a lavish patron of the arts. He was close friends with Michelangelo (who did a pretty nifty paintjob on the Sistine Chapel), and also was a sponsor of Raphael (who, ever the lecherous old man, used all the money to draw schoolboys from Athens).
==in 8chanmania==
===Season 2===
Julius II debuted in 8chanmania LIX. His first opponent was Claude Frollo who, while technically his underling, immediately pissed him off by virtue of being French. Alas, his embattled career had been taxing on Giuliano, and he ended up being defeated by the upstart cardinal.
===8chanmania C===
Pope Julius II took part in the Historical Harrowing during 8chanmania C, but the latter being the giant clusterfuck it was, the only thing known for sure is that he didn't win it.
==Trivia==
* Julius II was such a stone-cold motherfucker that he dared to grow a beard - something in forbidden in Canon Law since the 13th century. Chances are *someone* tried to inform him about this, and chances are Julius II retorted with a hearty "vaffanculo!".
Category:Fighters
Category:Historical Fighters
Popeye the Sailor Man

Popeye the Sailor Man is the protagonist of the eponymous comic and cartoon series.
==Bio==
As some other places might tell you, Popeye originally was nothing more than a side character in the 1929 comic strip Thimble Theatre. As the same unreliable source might tell you, Popeye eventually proved so popular that the entire comic strip was renamed after and rebuilt around him; resulting in the one-eyed sailor that gained super-human powers by eating spinach straight from the tin.
The story you didn't hear is that Popeye and his entire spinach fetish actually were a clever advertising ploy by the American spinach industry. Faced with growing competition from otherwise perishable foods due to the mass introduction of tin cans during the 1920s, Big Spinach bribed doctors, the government, and comic authors to establish spinach as an iron-rich health food.
While this saved the spinach industry from the worst of the potential sales losses, the attempt of unwitting parents to forcibly feed their toddlers spinach by the spoonful led to plenty of vomit-stained napkins and plenty of psychological trust issues. Studies comparing forced spinach intake since the 1930s with gun violence and increasing divorce rates show, if nothing else, a stark correlation.
==In 8chanmania==
Popeye the Sailor Man fought in 8chanmania LIX. He apparently forgot to bring his stupid you-know-what, as the sailor promptly got sunk by J-Bomb.
Category:Fighters
Category:Comics & Western Animation
Popuko

Popuko is one of the two girls starring in Pop Team Epic.
==Bio==
Like her companion, Popuko is a perfectly normal specimen of your perfectly normal Japanese schoolgirl. Her tendency to get into increasingly bizarre adventures is more than sesible, and in no way meant to poke fun at contemporary pop culture.
Being the shorter of the two, Popuko shares her general height and her anger issues with a rabid Chihuahua. Her endless energy also would make her a born performer, were it not for the fact she's too busy punching other people's teeth in.
==In 8chanmania==
Popuko fought i the tag-team pattern 8chanmania XX, with Pipimi steadfastly at her side. The girls played Downtown's Hitoshi Matsumoto and Masatoshi Hamada up for laughs, but then got their skirted rears spanked by a Sarranid Mamluke and aa Nord Huscarl.
Category:Fighters
Category:Pop Team Epic
Postal Dude

The Postal Dude is the protagonist of the eponymous Postal series.
==Bio==
Aside from his trademark sunglasses and red goatee, the Postal Dude is best known for his very name-giving tendency to 'go postal'. Why exactly he does so varies from game to game - the original Postal portrays him as a troubled man who snaps after being evicted from his home, and genuinely believes he needs to 'cleanse' the earth after all other humans had fallen victim to some sort of madness. Postal II and subsequent titles reverse this by portraying the Postal Dude as a (relatively) normal guy who only goes postal because he is forced to cope with an utterly insane world that categorically refuses to just let him run his daily errands.
Despite of all the hardships thrown at him, the Postal Dude generally has a laid-back, if slightly cynical attitude. The latter does not stop him from shooting a smug one-liner whenever he cuts off someone's head with a machete, but while he generally treats the physical health of those around him with gleeful disregard, the Postal Dude deeply cares about his pitbull terrier Champ - going as far as to follow him into recently nuked town in order to save his canine ass.
==In 8chanmania==
The Postal Dude may or may not have debuted all the way back in 8chanmania III, but this is subject to speculation.
His first properly recorded appearance was in 8chanmania X, where he teamed up with Coldsteel the Hedgehog for maximum edge. While the two neatly cut Big Dick Dudley and The Sandman, the two yakuza in the form of Kazuma Kiryu and Goro Majima were too much for them.
He last showed up for 8chanmania XX - another tag team match, and this tame alongside Not Important. This renewed attempt at edginess was immediately cut short when Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold proved to be even more edgy than they were, and the Postal Dude unceremoniously tapped out in a submission hold of Harris.
Category:Fighters
Category:Top-Down Shooters
Category:First-Person Shooters
Postknight

The Postknight is the protagonist of the titular mobile game.
==Bio==
As his name implies, the Postknight is a warrior that delivers mail. This may seem like a relatively mundane task; but in an age where the areas between walled towns still happened to be forested woodlands and wilderness, the intensely curious local wildlife can become a bit of a problem.
How do you solve this problem? Simple: Kill every flimsy woodlands creature you meet! Actually delivering the mail (and or getting 'gifts' from one of the local wenches) is largely optional, but makes chasing the carrot on a stick in one of the most repetitive games to ever grace a smartphone slightly more bearable.
==In 8chanmania==
The Postknight fought in 8chanmania LVIII. Already well-used to obliterating the local eco-system, the knight handily dispatched a demon penguin, but got smacked down and presumably snacked down by Garfielf one round later.
Category:Fighters
Category:RPGs
Potato GLaDOS

Potato GLaDOS is what happens if you take a megalomanical AI and force it to run on a literal potato.
==Bio==
As the resident AI of the Aperture Science laboratory complex, GLaDOS would like nothing more than to run and endless plethora of different (and usually quite lethal) experiments on her entirely unwilling subject. Alas, circumstances meant GLaDOS not only was replaced by a brilliantly scatterbrained rogue AI, but also ended up stuck in a literal potato after having her code booted off the mainframe.
It goes beyond saying that this was not to her liking. However, circumstances also meant that her would-be usurper managed to be an even worse AI overlord than GLaDOS was. However reluctantly, her test subject thus took the talking potato with her; hoping to de-throne her new nemesis by helping her old one to get back into power.
==In 8chanmania==
GLaDOS spent the first half of the second season as the organizer between the entire event until SHODAN kicked her off her lofty throne and reduced her to her humiliating potato form in the aftermath of 8chanmania XLIX. 
By 8chanmania L, GLaDOS and SHODAN both entered the ring as actual (if slightly down-sized) fighters - each hoping to win the mania force their way into the system of the Aperture Science Physical Testing Facility. The entire thing ended up as a bit of a joke since the rival AIs ultimately got trumped by a third in the form of Hatsune Miku, but if nothing else, GLaDOS managed to recruit The Hacker to her cause before Miku turned her into mash.
Category:Fighters
Category:Portal
Primeape

Primeape is a Fighting-type Pokémon, first debuting in Pokémon Red & Blue.
==Bio==
As the evolved form of the already short-tempered Mankey, Primeape sports heightened strength, greater endurance, and an even worse temper. Describing it as being stuck in a literal chimp-out mode arguably would be racist, but this being a Japanese series, any arguments about racism will be laughed right out of the room alongside the gooks and gaijins.
Whenever Primeape feels offended (which can be achieved by anything from unintentional eye contact to just being in its vague vicinity), it will furiously chase after the perpetrators until it can beat the snot out of them. Or gets the snot beaten out of it - pulling this stunt in a world where random ferrets can magically vomit hyper beams doesn't always work out.
Primeape is, as a matter of fact, so goddamn angry, its rage will eventually transcend its physical body. Which is to say even the highly-adapted blood vessels in its brain succumb to and burst from its constant hypertension. Unfortunately for everyone else, this mostly means Primeape evolves into the Ghost/Fighting-type Annihilape, whose fury is no longer bound by physical constraints.
==In 8chanmania==
Primeape fought in the Pokémon-themed 8chanmania LIV; with Dr. Morbis serving as its trainer. The killer chimp clapped the Liepard of The Cheetahmen right into the floor, but presumably overexerted itself and tapped out against the Machamp of Aniki in the following round.
Category:Fighters
Category:Pokemon
Princess Daisy

Princess Daisy is a recurring character from the Super Mario series, debuting in the 1989 title Super Mario Land.
==Bio==
Princess Daisy is the ruler of Sarasaland, which in turn is sub-divided into kingdoms of Birabuto, Muda, Easton, and Chai. She did a reasonably good enough job until some freaky alien called Tatanga showed up, hypnotized all of her subjects, and abducted Daisy herself with the plan to very forcibly marry her. His plans thankfully were thwarted when Mario showed up and shoot Tatanga out of the sky during a daring aerial dogfight.
With the damsel rescued from distress, Daisy ended up shelved for the better part of eleven years until she was resurrected for Super Mario Tennis. She powered through on-and-off roles in various spin-off games like Mario Golf and Mario Kart, but ultimately returned back to the spotlight as a playable fighter in Super Smash Bros. Melee.
Compared to the relatively girly Princess Peach, Daisy is much more of a tomboy and isn't afraid to play tough when the situation calls for it. This comes with a fat slice of irony when considering Daisy is sweetheart to the relatively timid Luigi in the same way Daisy is sweetheart for the main protagonist Mario.
==In 8chanmania==
Daisy's sole appearance was in 8chanmania X, where she formed a rather awkward tag team with Wario. Poor chemistry meant the two were immediately defeated by Mario and Luigi during the preliminaries.
Category:Fighters
Category:Super Mario