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The Man with No Name

The Man with no Name is the protagonist of the award-winning gaming epic (The) Town With No Name for the short-lived Commodore CDTV.
==Bio==
Little is known about the Man with no Name. He arrives in the Town with No Name by train and immediately gets attacked by a gunman. Killing him, the gunslinger learns that he just offed the little brother of local gang leader Evil Eb. The rest of the game unsurprisingly consists of dealing with aforementioned gang, but when the time comes to dispose of Evil Eb himself, it all turns out to be a merry case of mistaken identity; causing the Man with no Name and Evil Eb to become fast friends over a bottle of whiskey.
Alternatively, he who shan't be named can also decide to get right back on the train and ascend to space.
==In 8chanmania==
The Man with no Name debuted in PilotMania. He defeated (and fatally shot) Tommy Lee Jones, made the Penitent One tap out, and didn't manage to finish his book because Dante kicked him out during the quarter finals.
His second appearance was in 8chanmania LXXV. Although winning a first victory against John Proctor, he got KO'd by CDI Zelda one round later.
The Man with no Name last showed up for 8chanmania C, where he took part in the Ultimate Battle of Ultimate Destiny - and failed to produce anything meaningful.
==Trivia==
*Don't call him Shane.
Category:Fighters
Category:Adventure Games
The Nameless One

The Nameless One is the protagonist of the interactive book Planescape: Torment.
==Bio==
The Nameless One opens his eyes inside a mortuary after a disembodied, floating skull wakes him up. Mirroring the average college student with a bad hangover, he has no idea who he is or how he ended up there, but nonetheless decides to explore the insanely bizarre outside world; hitherto known as Sigil.
Gathering his party of trusty freak show exhibits, the Nameless One soon learns he is just the latest incarnation of an immortal who loses his memory every time he kicks the bucket and is brought back anyway. As such, he has the pathological need to write down events in his journal, and will stop at nothing to regain his own mortality.
==In 8chanmania==
The Nameless One debuted in 8chanmania XIII, where his lack of ability saw him crunched by Matador. Should have multi-classed into thief instead of mage.
He would (very much) later return in 8chanmania XCVIII, where he formed a team with Xavier. Said team was quickly annihilated by Madara Uchiha and Caim.
Category:Fighters
Category:Planescape: Torment
The Noid

The Noid is an advertising mascot for Domino's Pizza.
==Bio==
The Noid is to Dominos 'Delivered in 30 minutes or less' promise what Wile E. Coyote is to The Road Runner - a seemingly clever, but hilariously incompetent buffoon whose plans to delay the delivery of your pizza invariably backfire on him. While it was strongly recommended to 'Avoid the Noid', the little villain proved so popular that he starred in two video games and almost would have gotten his own saturday morning cartoon show.
The Noid and his advertisement clips also acted as the igniter for the 1989 Chamblee hostage incident, in which a mentally deficient man named Kenneth Lamar Noid thought the ads were a personal campaign against him, and decided to solve the issue by means of his .357 magnum revolver. To illustrate how bizarre this event was: Noid initially demanded a copy of the postmodernist novel The Widow's Son in exchange for letting one of the hostages go, broke his part of the promise when the police delivered the book, and then forced the Domino's employees he held captive to make him two pizzas. Said employees then managed to sneak out while Noid, the gun still in his lap, was busy eating the pizzas.
==In 8chanmania==
The Noid only appeared in 8chanmania XVIII. He managed to make Plok tap out, but subsequently tapped out himself in the following battle against Opa-Opa.
Category:Fighters
Category:Advertisements
The Prince

The Prince is the royal brat you get to play in the long-running The Prince of Persia series.
==Bio==
As his name suggests, the prince is the son of the Persian King Shahraman. Or maybe he isn't. Between him being an adoptive child and an otherwise unnamed Persian Sultan actually wanting his head before adopting him anyway, the series could never quite agree on this. Then again, it's been twenty years and two reboots; the last of which handily killed off the entire series by dumbing it down and jumping on the cel-shading train.
To stick with the version found in the Sands of Time trilogy, The Prince and his old man are on a trip through India to visit the Sultan of Azad. Their journey is interrupted when some local vizier talks them into ransacking the palace of his own maharaja, from which the Persians take a dagger, an hourglass, and a princess that they want to whore out to aforementioned Sultan.
When they finally reach Azad, however, the same shady vizier talks the Prince into breaking the hourglass. Which is sort of bad, as it held the sands of time. Which is even worse, as the released sands turn everyone except for The Prince, the princess, and the vizier into unfriendly sand monsters. With nothing to show for except for a dagger that can briefly turn back time, The Prince turns into a circus acrobat and jumps all over the place to fix the damage he has done.
==In 8chanmania==
The Prince debuted in 8chanmania XLI, where he first faced off against Lester the Unlikely. The match went exactly as one might suspect. He subsequently was removed from the timeline through a submission hold of Arcueid Brunestud.
He also had a brief go during 8chanmania XLII, where his time-bending shenanigans were put to a quick halt by The Dahaka.
==Trivia==
* With The Sands of Time supposedly taking place around 900 AD, The Prince would have been a contemporary of either Tahirid or Saffirid dynasty. 
Category:Fighters
Category:The Prince of Persia
The Prince (Katamari Damacy)

The Prince is the main protagonist of the Katamari Damacy series.
==Bio==
Being the son of royalty is normally not a too tough job. When your father is a godlike eccentric who rules the entirety of the Cosmos, however, things tend to get extremely stressful.
One day, the aforementioned King of All Cosmos destroys all the stars in the sky on a drunken bender. He ends up tasking his son, The Prince, to go to earth and collect objects into his Katamari balls, forcing The Prince to follow his strict and sometimes bizarre orders on the threat of meteor-based punishments.
==In 8chanmania==
The Prince's first known appearance was in 8chanmania LXXI. He faced off against Baba. His fighting style involves rolling the opponent a ton rather than pinning, which resulted in the following: BABA IS WIN.
Later on, King Harkinian, unable to find the Hero of Korridai, ends up picking up the similarly-colored Prince as his champion instead, much to The Prince's confusion. In 8chanmania LXXVI, they ended up fighting Aniki and /b/rotha, two guys The Prince was ultimately unable to roll up.
He spent the rest of Season 3 making more non-fighter appearances with King Harkinian, using his Katamari as a sort of transportation for the sovereign. 
==Trivia==
*It is said that The Prince does have a voice, but being so tiny, no one can hear him speak.
Category:Fighters
Category:Puzzle Games
Category:Namco
The Prince of Middenhall

The Prince of Middenhall is the protagonist of Dragon Quest 2.
==Bio==
Heir to the legendary warrior Erdrick (a.k.a. Loto from the original Dragon Quest), the prince of Middenhall spends his day chilling out in the eponymous Middenhall Castle until a moribund soldier from the neighboring kingdom of Moonbroke shows up. Before kicking the bucket, the soldier informs the king of Middenhall that Moonbroke was under attack by the evil wizard Hargon, who in turn wants to usher in the end of the world by summoning the demon Malroth.
Being a traditionalist, the king of Middenhall can't be arsed to deal with the issue himself, and thus sends forth the Prince of Middenhall to clean up the mess. He is soon joined in his quest by the mandatory support character in the form of the Prince of Cannock, and a proverbial bitch that seems to be perpetual heat for him. Said bitch later turns into the Princess of Moonbroke, which severely upset certain parts of the audience.
==In 8chanmania==
The Prince of Middenhall fought in 8chanmania XXIX, where he was set up to fight the mysterious Hu-Man. Who exactly Hu-Man was or how the match ended has been lost to history.
Category:Fighters
Category:Dragon Quest
The Sandman

James Fullington, better known as The Sandman, is an US-American professional wrestler.
==Bio==
Fullington first entered the wrestling world as part of the Philadelphia-based Tri-State Wresting Alliance in 1989. He joined what would become Extreme Championship Wrestling in 1992, where he also formed his trademark gimmick as a chain-smoking, beer-guzzling tough bastard that stomped into the ring to a gentle lullaby from Metallica. His personality (and fondness for beating the crap out of people with his 'Singapore Cane' kendo stick) made him a popular pick for long and often brutal feuds against other wrestlers like Tommy Dreamer and Steve Austin.
Tempted by higher pay, The Sandman left ECW for World Championship Wrestling in 1999, but no longer being allowed to either smoke or drink beer in the ring meant he returned to ECW after a mere year. When ECW finally dissolved for good, The Sandman began a long chain of on-off associations with WWE/WWF, TNA, and various smaller roles in the independent circuit. Despite of his 'official' retirement from wrestling in 2008, he still makes sporadic appearances to this day.
==In 8chanmania==
The Sandman solely appeared in 8chanmania X, where he formed a tag team with fellow ECW legend Big Dick Dudley. For all of their strongman antics, the two wrestlers were immediately cut up by the combine edge of Postal Dude and Coldsteel the Hedgehog.
Category:Fighters
Category:Wrestlers
The Scotsman's Wife

The Scotsman's Wife is a character from Samurai Jack.
==Bio==
It is said that behind every truly great man, there is an equally great wife. As the The Scotsman arguably is Samurai Jack's greatest ally, it follows that The Scotsman's Wife must be a very great woman. To the surprise of Jack, however, the Scotman's adoring description of his Missus apparently came with a very idiosyncratic definition of 'greatness' - given that her singular greatest trait happens to be her mass.
One can argue that the Scotsman's whole clan exclusively consists of very large people (the Scotsman himself ironically being considered the runt of the litter). But there's being large like a tree, and there's being large like a dump truck. The Wife falls into the second category, and the fact that her hair-trigger temper goes off the second anyone so much as hints at her weight doesn't help when she also hits like one.
==In 8chanmania==
The Scotsman's Wife, under managership of Frida Mofette, fought in 8chanmania XCII. She and Abby Anderson got into a fight over whom of them had more feminine charm, but despite of her superior bulk, the Wife still lost the match via pinfall.
Category:Fighters
Category:Samurai Jack
The Snatcher

The Snatcher is a trickster-turned-employer-turned-enemy from A Hat in Time.
==Bio==
A fine specimen of the 'giant, malevolent shadow with glowing eyes' type, the Snatcher enjoys the finer things in life: Be it laying out traps, making fun of those who step into them, or turning little girls into his personal slaves by means of nifty contracts that get you killed if you attempt to breach them. While this seemingly would destine him to great fame as a Hollywood mogul, the Snatcher is content with haunting the Subcon Forest, and considers himself to be its legitimate owner.
Although his powers are certainly impressive, the Snatcher shares the one, hidden weakness found in ever so many villains: A complete lack of common sense. The absence of the latter earns him nothing but trouble when he takes the soul of yet another little girl in the hopes of getting himself a moderately competent servant.
==In 8chanmania==
The ghostly trickers debuted in 8chanmania XXXV, and actually managed to reach the semi-finals after besting Madotsuki, Death Knight, and even the hilariously overpowered demi-lich Ainz Ooal Gown. Unfortunately, his intense philosophical debate with NES Jason Vorhees (enslave kids vs butcher kids with a machete) lead to the eventual downfall of the Subcon Shadow.
The Snatcher got another chance in 8chanmania LIII, teaming up with Evil King Stan. They fought Hat Kid and Bob in the preliminaries, but quickly were removed after Hat Kid landed a pinfall on the Snatcher himself.
Category:Fighters
Category:A Hat in Time
Category:Heels
The Son

The Son is a playable character from Hotline Miami 2.
==Bio==
The otherwise unnamed son is heir to The Father, the equally unnamed boss of the Russian mafia in the Miami of 1989. An ambitious man of many talents, The Son's rule has restored the power of the Russian mob within Miami after the horrible decimation it suffered at the hands of Jacket and other agents under the heed of the 50 Blessings.
Despite of his effective skills as an administrator and his relatively humane treatment of the thugs under his command, The Son suffers from severe mental instability and is heavily addicted to a drug that comes in the form of green-and-purple pills. Thanks, doc!
==In 8chanmania==
The Son's only appearance was in 8chanmania IV, where he was immediately mutilated by Manny Pardo.
Category:Fighters
Category:Hotline Miami
The Trashman

The Trashman is the wrestling persona of Frank Reynolds, a main character from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
==Bio==
When The Gang running Paddy's Pub decides to throw a wrestling match in honor of the US military men getting themselves killed for oil in the middle east, Frank proposes to enter the ring himself as "The Trashmen" - a wrestler that spreads trash on the ring, eats some of said trash, and then finished his opponent with a trashcan over the head. His suggestion is flatly denied.
But when The Gang itself is forced into the ring after their proposed champion is arrested over unpaid parking tickets, The Trashman shows up to beat the crap out of their unlikely opponent. That he leaves a potentially fatal neck injury with serious blood loss upon the latter is quickly washed away as a masterful act of kayfabe.
==In 8chanmania==
The Trashman only fought in 8chanmania XI. He ironically managed to land a pin of Hulk Hogan of all the people, but quickly was dispatched by the superior CQC techniques of Naked Snake in the next round.
Category:Fighters
Category:Movie Fighters
The Undertaker

Mark William Calaway, better known under his ringname as The Undertaker, is a retired American professional wrestler.
==Bio==
While many wrestlers have a football background due to the physically demanding and inherently violent nature of the sport, Calaway's towering height destined him to be one of the few non-Black people who could hope for a genuine career in basketball. He briefly toyed with the idea of migrating to Europe in order to establish said career there, but then came to the conclusion that he would have better chances by staying back home and becoming a wrestler instead.
Following a brief stint in the WCW and an even briefer stint in NJPW, Calaway eventually joined WWE. He cast aside his various former gimmicks to become The Undertaker - a vengeful revenant whose destructive capacities were only held back by his manager and mortician Paul Bearer - and his control over the urn that held the Undertaker's supposed ashes.
On the physical side, Calaway's sheer height and strength made him an intimidating opponent. More importantly, he was an expert technician, and one of the few people WWE trusted to the point that they allowed him to use the otherwise-banned piledriver move. Which, improperly handled, could easily cripple or kill a person by virtue of snapping their neck.
On the show side, The Undertaker was a living icon and WWE's favorite nuclear option. Whenever the plot of a heel required him to piss off the audience and build up enough heat to warrant karmic retribution, The Undertaker's trademark funeral march would play, and the heel would visually shit his pants before the Deadman all but buried him in a shallow grave.
==In 8chanmania==
The Undertaker supposedly fought in the legendary 8chanmania I, but nothing beyond that is known.
His only properly recorded appearance was during the 24 Hour Stream, where the Undertaker was one of the WWE champions that tried to prevent Dr. Morbis from stealing the mystic negaballs. Emphasis on 'tried' - while The Undertaker technically won his match against Morbis, it didn't really count because Morbis pulled out a gun and shot him in the face afterwards.
Category:Fighters
Category:Wrestlers
The White

The White are characters from Shin Megami Tensei IV
==Bio==
A recurring topic in the Megami Tensei series is the constant battle between the forces of order (represented by the tyrannic YHVH) and those of chaos (represented by divine anarchist Satan). As both sides tend to bring out the big guns, humanity usually is the first thing to get obliterated in this endlessly repeating cycle, but it also is humanity who promptly recreates both God/YHVH and Satan due to its inanely flawed nature and selfish desires.
The White are remnants from the previous cycles that somehow managed to make it past their own respective extinction event. Well aware that taking sides with either YHVH or Satan only results in yet another repetition of the whole damn thing, they decided it was time to stop. All of existence, that is. Whether or not they can attain this goal is all up to the player.
==In 8chanmania==
===Season 2===
The White have first appeared in 8chanmania XLVII, but quickly lost in the first round to the Moon Base Alpha Astronaut, who mocked their views by calling them nihilistic nillies'.
Having realized that the true god of the manias, TNVH, had fucked up the mania they debuted on, they realized they cannot escape his lore plans all alone, and hence decided to reenter the manias again, this time with the goal of recruiting a White Messiah rather than winning.
And so, during the events of 8chanmania L, The White returned. They found Vergil in the first round, but rejected him as a Messiah as he could not defeat them. The same held true for the Jiang-Shi Yoshika Miyako, but far from being angered, they felt nothing but pity against the girl that had been forcibly been brought back to (un)life.
In the third round however, they met the Line-Block, a mindless drone who cares for nothing but erasure via TETRIS!. Having found their perfect candidate for a White Messiah, The White fought the Block to test his might, and were defeated. Now having found their one true White Messiah, The White accompanied the Tetris Block all the way to the finals, where the Block won against Hatsune Miku and delivered salvation to Knuckles.
With the Line-Block having failed to win the grand finals of 8chanmania LXVI, the current whereabouts of The White became unknown.
===Season 3===
At least until 8chanmania XCVII. The latter saw a return of The White, and it happily (in so far as The White can be happy) reminded everyone of its plan by undoing The Concept of Nomination. It then ran into an assault vest-equipped Ditto, and promptly got whitewashed.
==Trivia==
* The White are named after The Great White Brotherhood from the teachings of Theosophy.
Category:Fighters
Category:Megami Tensei
Thin Man

The Thin Man is a staple enemy from the X-Com series.
==Bio==
Having undergone extensive genetic engineering and surgery to give off a passing appearance as a human, the Thin Men are aliens that were sent to Earth in order to infiltrate human society before their Ethereal masters started the full-scale invasion. Whether it are sightings of Thin Men that spawned the Man in Black myth or whether they were fashioned after the myth is a popular chicken-and-egg problem.
While Thin Men aren't pure combat breeds like the Muton, their lanky physique and their ability to contort their bodies in ways not compatible with standard human anatomy makes them supremely agile. Which is a flowery way of saying these cheeky cunts will reliably dodge every last of your 99%-to-hit shots, and promptly retaliate your immediately landing a crit on the guy who carefuly parked behind heavy cover.
Every single time.
==In 8chanmania== 
A Thin Man appeared in 8chanmania LXXVIII. Its attempt to pretend it was human was not entirely bought by Captain William Rush, who was very insistent that its slit-shaped pupils and the scales running along its neck and wrists were not in line with human anatomy. One submission victory later, the Thin Man revealed that it was, in fact, Jewish; and Rush hastily withdrew his accusation before it made good on its threat to file a complaint with both AIPAC and the ADL.
Despite of this early success, the Thin Man's masquerade ended when it ran into Franky, who had enough foreign bits and gubbins stuck in his own body to recognize something that clearly was engineered. Even more amazing was the fact that Franky somehow managed to put the Thin Man of all things into a submission hold; which is akin to making a rubber band tap out.
==Trivia==
* According to XCOM 2, the Thin Men actually are a heavily modified form of the Viper aliens. Why the Ethereals bothered to put them into a tight-sitting (and not overly convincing) human costume when mankind would happily surrender to its snek dommy mommys is everyone's best guess.
 
Category:Fighters
Category:X-Com
Thomas the Tank Engine

Thomas the Tank Engine is the protagonist of the British children's show Thomas and Friends.
==Bio==
Thomas is traditionally introduced as "a cheeky little engine, with six small wheels, a short, stumpy funnel, a short, stumpy boiler, and a short, stumpy dome." For some reason, the same intro never points out that Thomas also has a human face in place of a smokebox door; putting him in direct metaphysical succession of critters like the Egyptian sphinx and the Assyrian lahmassu.
Originally coming from an 1942 impromptu story made up by Reverent Wilbert Awdry to entertain his bedridden son, the popularity of trains (along odd-colored toy bricks) within a certain target audience soon led to the creation of multiple children's books, the aforementioned children's show, and entire generations of kids growing up to throw their money at infinite train simulator DLCs.
==In 8chanmania==
Thomas the Tank Engine fought in 8chanmania LXX, where the steam engine faced the gasoline engine of the Hornet 41. While Thomas enjoyed great fan popularity thanks to heartfelt nostalgia, a stark lack of rails in the ring and Thomas' subsequent inability to employ multi-rail drifting left him hopelessly outmaneuvered by the race car.
==Trivia==
* Turning the original, lovingly hand-made stop-motion version of Thomas and Friends into yet another computer-animated abomination stands as one of the worst British atrocities since the time of the Boer Wars.
* Yukari Yakumo opened a gap to summon and launch Thomas straight into Kain's face as her finishing move during 8chanmania XCIX.
Category:Fighters
Category:Comics & Western Animation