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Oblivion Guard

The Oblivion Guard is a much beloved NPC from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivon.
==Bio==
As his name suggests, the Oblivion Guard upholds law and order in the Empire's own home province of Cyrodiil. His legendary reputation stems from the extreme degree of dedication he places upon tracking down fugitive criminals: Regardless whether they hide in the deepest depths of ancient Ayleid ruins, wander along the very edges of Cyrodiil, or are swimming miles away from the coast of the Topal Bay, the Oblivion Guard will eventually track them down and demand their submission - be it to the law, or to his sword.
Real talk: The Oblivion Guards gained notoriety due to a bug/developer oversight that gave them a chance to spawn right next to the player whenever the latter used the rest or quick travel functions and had a bounty on his head. This led to bizarre results when the guard not only appeared out of thin air, but also "followed" the player to hilariously unlikely places as mentioned above. Truly, no criminal may find rest within the Imperial province of Cyrodiil. 
==In 8chanmania==
The Oblivion Guard fought in 8chanmania XLVI, but somehow got bulled by the teenager Tiff Crust. His own comment that he has a family to feed in Kvatch left rather unpleasant implications.
His luck in 8chanmania LXXXII was none the better - faced with Fargus, the Oblivion Guard did not make it past the preliminaries.
Category:Fighters
Category:The Elder Scrolls
Octodad

Octodad is the protagonist of the eponymous freeware game Octodad! and the later commercial title Octodad: Deadliest Catch.
==Bio==
Octodad is a loving husband to his wife Scarlet and his two children Tommy and Stacy. Despite of his somewhat unusual name and his awkward manner of moving, Octodad most certainly is not a cephalopod masquerading as a human male in a business suit. That his limbs somehow stick to everything they touch is pure coincidence; as is the fact that a certain sushi chef is obsessed with putting him into a pot and cooking him.
Long story short, Octodad is a completely regular member of society. With certain mobility issues. Hells, it's probably just a skin condition.
==In 8chanmania==
Octodad fought in 8chanmania III. No further information has survived.
==Trivia==
* Octodad is not to be confused with the Ogdoad, a set of eight Ancient Egyptian primal deities.
Category:Fighters
Category:Action Adventures
Oda Nobunaga

Oda Nobunaga was a Japanese general and statesman.
==Bio==
As most contemporaries would agree, Sengoku-era Japan was not a nice place. While there technically was a central authority in the form of the Ashikaga Shogunate, the country factually was controlled by more than a dozen different clans. Which makes for a really cool setting if you like strategy games, and a less cool setting if your whole village is butchered by marauding samurai the third time this week.
In waltzed Oda Nobunaga, who know a special trick: The enemy cannot hurt you if you shoot him with a gun first. And since the firearms of his age still was hilariously inaccurate, Nobunaga simply ensured there'd be a whole lot of muskets. Say what you want, but it worked. In fact, her got damn close to unify all of Japan, but ultimately saw himself forced to play sodoku when one of his retainers tried to pull a Brutus on him.
==In 8chanmania==
Oda Nobunaga served as the manager of a Yari Ashigaru during 8chanmania XCII. His leadership ensured the spearman managed to take down a Spanish Villager, but we pity the fool that gets forced into a fight with Mr. T.
Nobunaga also commanded the Yari Ashigaru during 8chanmania XCV; only to learn that not even a spear can so much as touch Madara Uchiha.
Category:Managers
Category:Historical Fighters
Office Oni

The Office Oni is an OC character from old /monster/.
==Bio==
While oni generally are considered raucous youkai that symbolized raws strength and drunken power, the modern age has seem some of them turning to slightly more contemporary icons. The Office Oni is one such specimen: Where her predecessors ran around in loincloths made from tiger hides, she wears high heels, glasses, and a sharp office dress. Where they acted as ferocious brutes, she is the very epitome of a professional. Using both aspects, the Office Oni is capable of turning the heads of men (and the occasional women) until a sharp snapping sound is heard.
Office Onis are like HR managers, the main difference being that Office Onis are invariably attractive. Still, any sign of fondness they show towards a given employee should be carefully weighed around the actual intention behind it. If traditional onis measured their might in muscle, office onis do so by means of manipulation.
==In 8chanmania==
===Season 1===
The Office Oni debuted in 8chanmania XVII. Unfortunately, missing records mean nothing beyond her participating in the tournament is known.
One week later, in 8chanmania XVIII, Office Oni proved her worth by wrecking Doomguy of all the people. She went on to kick Garfield's fat, orange ass, but then had her contract terminated when encountering the shitty munchkin edit known as Nidorina.
===In/v/asion===
Though not taking part in the fighting herself, the Office Oni appears to have played an instrumental role in organizing the events of 8chanmania_x_MFW_-_IN/V/ASION at the behalf of Endolynn. It specifically was her who granted Manny Pardo reality-bending powers as a means to interrogate the various competing fighters inside an oddly secluded room. She also may or may not be the one responsible for capturing Brendan Fraser himself, providing the actual incentive behind the entire event.
==Gallery==
File:Office_Oni.png|Office Oni calling it in.
Category:Fighters
Category:Monster Girls
Officer Beepsky

Officer Beepsky is a unique version of the common Securiton robots from Space Station 13.
==Bio==
As anyone who ever played the game will attest, Space Station 13 has a bit of a security problem. Not because of the traitors, aliens, wizards, or hells-know-what that come for a visit every other Thursday. But rather because the supposed would-be crew either is cheerfully idiotic and doesn't know what it's doing, or cheerfully sociopathic and knows exactly what it is doing. And then there's Clown.
While the poor SS13 Security Officer couldn't deal with this mess by himself even if he wanted to, he is aided by trusty Officer Beepsky - essentially a rabid roomba that will whack any criminals (or alleged criminals) it comes across with a stun baton before handcuffing them and escorting them to the security office. The journal in his private quarters (and Beepsky having private quarters in the first place) suggest there's more to him than just a battle-hardened version of the standard, player-built Securiton. But first and foremost, Beepsky is a rolling incarnation of law itself.
==In 8chanmania==
Officer Beepsky fought in 8chanmania XCIII. He tried to apprehend Reginald Brownpill for leaving organic waste everywhere; only for the latter to feed him the brownpill until Beepsky unceremoniously tapped out.
Category:Fighters
Category:Space Station 13
Ogretail

The Ogretail is a type of critter from the God Eater series.
==Bio==
Ogretails are a breed of aragami - colonies of single-cell organisms that gather around a single core to form the large, monstrous creatures. Invulnerable to conventional weapons and driven by perpetual hunger, the aragami led to most of humanity and Earth's resources no longer being there, but thanks to new weapons fueled by Finnish perkele magic, what little remains of man is now turning the tables.
Within the larger context of this setting, Ogretails are the perhaps least-threatening (but most numerous) of the aragami. By which we mean they're still furry terror birds the size of a small truck. Being at the bottom of the food chain, they generally are scavengers that feast on the carrion of larger aragami. Yet if careless hunters wanders too close, they still have the means to make them carrion, too.
==In 8chanmania==
An Ogretail appeared in the mook-themed 8chanmania LXXXIV. It had its own little beast war with the Rhenoplos from Monster Hunter, but despite of an initial victory, the scavenger still got scavenged by the Lvl. 5 Goblin.
Category:Fighters
Category:Action RPGs
Ogryn

The Ogryn are a sub-species of humanity in Warhammer 40.000
==Bio==
Ogryns are remote descendants of the regular humans that evolved on various high-gravity worlds - many of which were former prison colonies. Owing to the particularities of their home planets, Ogryns are significantly taller, stronger, and sturdier than the regular Homo Sapiens, with even smaller specimen towering around 8'2 (or around 250cm). As a downside, their massive increase in muscle was accompanied by a massive decrease in brain matter, meaning Ogryn generally are at the intellectual level of an older child and are considered smart if they can successfully count to four.
The Imperium of Man likely would have exterminated any Ogryn populations it found, were it not for the fact that the raw stupidity of these hulking juggernauts meant it was comically easy to indoctrinate them into the Imperial faith, and subsequently deploy them as shock troopers for the Astra Militarum. In battle, Ogryns are informed about the rough direction of the enemy forces and will cheerfully empty the magazines of their automatic Ripper shotguns before abusing the latter as makeshift clubs to turn the foe into a fine red mush. Ogryns are so incredibly dense that, during the Horus Heresy, those of them that joined the forces of Chaos did not do so because they actually were corrupted by the ruinous powers, but because they were told the traitors were on the side of the Emperor.
==In 8chanmania==
An Ogryn fought during 8chanmania XCIII, where it was handily dispatched by Sarah Kerrigan.
==Trivia==
* In case this isn't obvious, Ogryns are the equivalents of Warhammer Fantasy's Ogres in space, much like the Squats were dwarves in space. Why they survived while the squats were effectively removed from the game until their major retcon in 2022 is everyone's best guess.
Category:Fighters
Category:Warhammer 40.000
Okina Matara

Okina Matara is a goddess from the Touhou series. She serves as the main antagonist of Touhou Tenkuushou ~ Hidden Star in Four Season, where she acts as the boss of both stage 6 and the extra stage.
==Bio==
Okina, alongside with Yukari Yakumo and Kasen Ibaraki, is part of the youkai sages; making her responsible for the creation and the continued existence of Gensokyo. Despite of her title as a "hidden" goddess, she by no means shies away from public attention and indeed orchestrated the events behind Hidden Star in Four Seasons (including wildly abnormal weather phenomena) as a means to remind people she is still around.
Okina has the ability to produce backdoors. Which does not sound very impressive at first, but allows her to to open backdoors leading into her personal pocket realm on the surface of literally anything; including living people. The NSA must be foaming at the mouth from envy. Judging by her servants, she also seems to have some proficiency at mindrape, and can seemingly create new youkai at a whim as made evident by her bringing Aunn Koumano to life.
==8chanmania==
Okina made a brief stint during 8chanmania XXXVI. All of her backdoors did little to help her when Velvet Crowe landed a crushing KO on the goddess.
Category:Fighters
Category:Touhou
Okuyasu Nijimura

Okuyasu Nijimura is a major character from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable.
==Bio==
As with many friends of Josuke Higashikata, Okuyasu initially started out as his enemy - namely as the little brother of, and second hand to the plot arc villain, Keicho Nijimura. Okuyasu and his older sibling nearly end up killing Josuke after he makes a surprise visit to the run-down Nijimura Mansion, but Okuyasu promptly knocks himself out with raw stupidity. That Josuke decides to heal him anyway after getting his brother of his back stupefies him to the point of switching sides.
On the paper, Nijimura is a fearsome opponent; and wields the powerful Stand The Hand - an entity capable of erasing space itself. In practice, Nijimura's combat skills and his attempt to look like a tough-ass high-school delinquent are foiled by his mental age being more akin to a grade-school delinquent. He still does what it rights when it actually counts, and being an unwitting comic relief applies to half the cast, anyway.
==In 8chanmania==
Okuyasu Nijimura fought in the bancho-themed 8chanmania XLVIII. He defeated Shotaro Kaneda of Akira fame, but lost his second match against Eiji Yamada.
Category:Fighters
Category:JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
Omega (Mega Man)

Omega is the final boss of Megan Man Zero 3.
==Bio==
Built around the then-dormant frame of Zero's body by the ethically challenged Dr. Weil; Omega was created for a singular purpose: To act as a vessel for the sentient data entity Dark Elf, which would allow Weil to mind-control all other reploids and achieve world domination. Thankfully, Mega Man X ensured his first attempt failed, Omega was exiled to spacecraft in low orbit.
Why they didn't just destroy Omega is everyone's best guess, and came to bite everyone involved in the ass after the ship invariably crashed back to planet Earth. Things turned from bad to worse when Weil promptly stuffed Omega into an ICBM and fired it at the last known location of Dark Elf, killing everyone in the local area and allowing Omega to enter godmode by voring it. Until Zero kicked his ass, anyway.
==In 8chanmania==
Omega fought in 8chanmania LXXVII; once again serving as the attack dog of his maker. Dr. Robotnik was less than impressed with him, and voiced his opinion on Weil's lacking genius by forcibly converting his 'ultimate reploid' into a walking fridge.
Category:Fighters
Category:Mega Man
Oolong

Oolong (or "Lee", if you play the lawsuit-immune Famicom/MGX ports) is the protagonist of the early fighting game title Yie Ar Kung-Fu.
==Bio==
Oolong is a young man that seeks to become the greatest martial arts champion in world history - partially just because he can, and partially in order to get revenge because his old man died in pursuit of the same goal. To get there, he must defeat eleven other martial arts masters, each of which have their own, unique fighting set. Yes, it's an excuse plot, but that doesn't matter.
What does matter is that Yie Ar Kung-Fu is one of the earliest true fighting games on the record. While Karate Champ had come out four months earlier and clearly had laid out much of the groundwork, it was Yie Ar Kung Fu that first introduced health bars and distinct enemies that had different movesets; thus establishing elements picked up by virtually every fighting game to follow.
==In 8chanmania==
Oolong fought in 8chanmania LVIII. Though a venerated ancestor of the fighting game genre, he could not entirely put up with the youngsters - much less with a certified crit-machine like Impact Brawler.
==Trivia==
* Oolong's appearance and his alternate name in the Famicom/MGX versions most certainly was not stolen from Bruce Lee.
Category:Fighters
Category:Fighting Games
Opa-Opa

Opa-Opa is the protagonist of the Fantasy Zone series. Some sources also consider it to have been Sega's first mascot.
==Bio==
Opa-Opa appears to be a sentient (and, as far as the manual goes, expendable) spaceship, possessing a bullet-shaped body alongside a pair of legs and a pair of feet. It is the sworn protector of the eponymous "Fantasy Zone"; which in turn consists of eight different planets.
By 1422 (or possibly 6216), the Fantasy Zone was alarmed over the near-collapse of the interplanetary monetary system. As it turned out, the evil Menons had misappropriated foreign funds from the Fantasy Zone to build themselves an army, and now seek to conquer the former with the latter. Opa-Opa thus sets out to beat the invaders and return some hard cash in the process.
==In 8chanmania==
Opa-Opa's sole appearance was in 8chanmania XVIII. It neatly shot up it's old arcade rival Pac-Man and said good-night to The Noid, but then got dumped by Rottytops during the quarter-finals.
==Trivia==
*Opa-Opa likes to go shopping.
Category:Fighters
Category:Shoot 'em Ups
Optimus Prime

Optimus Prime is the leader of the Autobots from the Transformers franchise.
==Bio==
It's 1983. Expelled from their native homeworld, two Hasbro employees attend a toy expo in Japan in the hopes of finding products for the US market. As fate would have it, Japan was busily going through its golden age of mecha anime, whose toys / figurines sold like crazy. The Hasbro hacks thus bought the rights to two toy lines and, having learned from He-Man, ordered some advertising cartoons from Marvel.
The arguably best known of these toy robots is Optimus Prime - the leader of the valiant Autobots that fled to Earth from their war-torn home planet Cybertron, and now seek to defend both themselves and humanity from the vile machinations of the evil Decepticons that followed them all the way back home. All for the sake of shilling plastic toys. And that's before Hollywood picked up the whole mess.
==In 8chanmania==
===Season 3===
Optimus Prime debuted in 8chanmania LXXXII. Somewhat flabbergasted that he had been shrunk down to the same size as robotic equine, he nonetheless managed to bend its metal frame until it tapped out (clopped out?). He had less luck in his following fight against Knuckles, whose signature ability to punch through dense objects came in most handy.
===8chanmania C===
It goes beyond saying that Optimus Prime made a mandatory appearance in 8chanmania C's Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny battle royal match. How exactly he fared there remains unclear, although he had gotten eliminated by the time Darth Vader entered a steady orbit around Dwayne Johnson.
==Trivia==
* The design for Optimus Prime and the original lineup of the Transformers toys were all designed by Shōji Kawamori and Kazutaka Miyatake - both of which are famously for their work on Macross series and other mecha titles.
* Meanwhile, the overall plot and characterizations for the comic series were penned up by Marvel editor Bob Budiansky.
Category:Fighters
Category:Transformers
Orange Mushroom

The Orange Mushroom is a generic enemy from the Maplestory.
==Bio==
Whereas other MMORPGs usually sic low-level players upon rats, wolves, or any other form of obnoxious wildlife for the sake of a fetch quest involving copious amounts of body parts, the diabetes-inducing sugary world of Maplestory instead sends you off to kill mushrooms. Not the Dark Souls kind of scary, towering mushrooms; mind you - but cutesy mushrooms that solely exist to hop around and be mercilessly butchered in a Korean grindcore MMORPGs.
This raises its own set of questions. Can fungi feel pain? Does it count as murder if you kill a fungus that was peacefully minding its own business? And how many fungi can a player kill before he starts to question his own existence? The game won't bother to give you an answer. If mostly because the entire show actually is a secret mind control project jointly run by North Korea and the South Korean government - which is to say, Nexon.
==In 8chanmania==
An Orange Mushroom appeared in 8chanmania XCIII. It's mere existence (and the fact it could talk) gave serious halt to Duke Nukem; to the point the latter began to wonder if the mushroom actually was a hallucination from the magic mushrooms he downed at a party the other day. What could have made him an easy opponent spelled doom for the Orange Mushroom, as the Duke decided the best way to cure his mushroom trip was to start another one, and promptly ate the Orange Mushroom after defeating it.
While the Orange Mushroom wasn't physically present in any further manias, its ghostly after-image continued to torment a still-tripping Duke all the way to 8chanmania C.
Category:Fighters
Category:MMORPGs
Category:Nexon
Ork Boy

The Ork Boy is the most numerous form of the Orkoid species from Warhammer 40.000.
==Bio==
The classical "Boy" forms the vast majority of every Ork Waaagh!. Equipped with a choppa (a type of axe, machete, or anything else sufficiently smashy), a slugga (the rough equivalent of a pistol) or alternatively a shoota (a crude automatic gun), Ork Boys generally lack anything remotely resembling common sense or tactical acumen, but simply rely on their superior numbers. In the best case, this allows them to overrun seemingly unassailable positions. In the worst case, they get shot in the face before they can harm anyone. For anything in between, they still get shot but keep charging anyway.
Essentially a biological weapon based on a fungus-animal hybrid that went wildly out of control after their makers went extinct, Ork Boyz are the second-lowest rank of the Orkoid species proper beyond the freshly-spawned "yoofs", but theoretically can grow all the way to a system-wrecking Waaaghboss so long as they get their steady supply of fights - and don't get killed somewhere in-between. That there are a lot more Boyz than there are Waaghbosses should handily showcase their chances of survival, but as Orkz literally do not understand anything except war, the overwhelming odds don't bother them in the slightest.
==In 8chanmania==
The Ork Boy debuted in 8chanmania LX. Although initially being enraged by the linguistic mishap when Oskar Behlmer tried to use his ability of talking to plants on a fungus, he quickly grew fond of the human to the point of keeping him around as a "good-luck git" after krumping him. Then he got bullied by Jimmy Hopkins, and that was that.
Category:Fighters
Category:Warhammer 40.000
Orlok Dracule

Orlok Fahrenheit Dracule is a supporting character from Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night.
==Bio==
Orlok Dracule is a vampire that oversees the vast library in the castle of local crystal meth addict Gebel. Despite of his name (and him being in a glorified Castlevania expy), Dracule genuinely seems to prefer books over blood, and will even let main protagonist Miriam borrow some of his stat-enhancing books if she promises to return them.
That Miriam and her pals are busily dismantling the entire castle around him doesn't seem to bother him. Dracule is very exacting when it comes to the whereabouts of his books, however, and can turn into a surprise boss if the player enters the final stage while still having a particularly fancy tome in their inventory.
==In 8chanmania==
Orlok Dracule fought in the horror-themed 8chanmania LXVII. He met and defeated fellow Bloodstained character Zangetsu during the preliminaries, but got in the way of Paxton Fettel's long-awaited family reunion' during the Best of Sixteen.
==Trivia==
* The fact that Dracule's nickname 'OD' reads out as DIO when reversed is, in fact, a JoJo reference.
Category:Fighters
Category:Bloodstained