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Reyn

Now its Reyn time!
Reyn is a major character and party member from Xenoblade Chronicles.
==Bio==
Since JRPG developers want their audience to identify with the main character (and therefore design the main character as a very feminine man that looks better in a dress, anyway), all the guts and testosterone surgically removed from the main hero often ends up stacked atop of another party member. This party member subsequently becomes the loud and boisterous bruiser of the party, or, in Xenoblade terms - Reyn.
Reyn is a curious mix between your typical JRPG tough guy with a big stick, a tank (complete with his own taunt ability), and a motivational trainer. For as much as he might initially come over as the stereotypical dumb muscle, Reyn only is book-dumb (in the sense he doesn't read any). But Reyn is pretty good at reading people, and often serves as a much-needed down-to-the-earth anchor whenever main protagonist Shulk or his other buddies tend to overthink stuff.
==In 8chanmania==
Reyn fought in 8chanmania XCV. Having originally signed up just for the money, the prospect of getting his hands on the mania's mysterious "Wishgranter" got him pumped up alright. At least until he got in the way of Isaac Clarke, who gave him a good stomping.
Category:Fighters
Category:Xeno Series
Reynardo

Reynardo is the protagonist of the action/CYOA game Stories: The Path of Destinies. 
==Bio==
Once a proud fox corsair, it took the dying wish of his mother to make Reynardo retire from this risky career. He is forced to get back into when a raid by the raven thugs of Emperor Isengrim III leaves him as the sole survivor of his village - and owner of a mysterious book. The latter, much more than a simple evening read, is of the magical kind, and provides the fox with multiple sets of "narrative guidance" when it comes to his future actions. Things only get more complicated when he discovers that Zenobia, the feline adopted daughter of Isengrimm III and the best general of his army, still has feelings for him going back to their shared youth. Reynardo thus has to embark on a multitude of different paths; desperately hoping that at least one of them will result in a future that not guarantees his own survival, but also that of the world proper.
==In 8chanmania==
Reynardo fought the Tiger Twins during 8chanmania XLIX, who unfortunately bested him after he accused them of being fursuiters.
==Trivia==
* The game's narrator often fills in for his thoughts and observations.
* In his home game, the titular Storybook warps him back to a point in the past should he come across a bad end. Alas, this time the rewind gimmick can't be used for Manias.
Category:Fighters
Category:Action Games
Rhenoplos

Rhenoplos is part of the local wildlife from the Monster Hunter series.
==Bio==
Rhenoplus resembles a bizarre mix between a rhinoceros, a (proto-)triceratops, and an ankylosaurus. Like all three of these creatures, Rhenoplus nominally is a peaceful herbivore that ideally just wants to be left alone while it is grazing. Like the beasts that inspired it, Rhenoplus also has a brain the size of a walnut, and will charge at everyone and everything that enters what it considers to be its territory.
This results in two problems: For one, the laws of inertia mean Rhenoplus has a hard time getting itself to a stop once it starts running, so anyone with the vaguest understanding of bullfighting is capable to simply sidestep its attack and see it barreling right into the nearest hard object. For another, Rhenoplos also will charge at monsters several times its own size and/or power; which often equals a free dinner.
==In 8chanmania==
A Rhenoplos appeared in the mook-themed 8chanmania LXXXIV. Just being put into the same ring as Ogretail sufficed to have it dash straight towards the colonial organism, but since the ropes of the ring are made with elasticity in mind, this mostly led to it being catapulted right into the counterattack of its foe.
Category:Fighters
Category:Monster Hunter
Rhythm Heaven Wrestler

The Wrestler is a recurring character from the Rhythm Heaven series.
==Bio==
Portrayed as a classical masked luchador, the wrestler is a popular but also notoriously taciturn figure that would rather have his Z-Suplex signature move speak for itself. This is not to say the wrestler is expressionless - if the attending reporter or audience so much as hints at it, he is more than happy to strike a few dramatic poses for the camera.
The wrestler's utter refusal to mutter so much as a single word (and their ensuing inability to put words into his mouth) has frustrated sports journalists to no small end. Numerous articles and entire books have been written on the subject of his steadfast silence, but as things stand, the wrestler still refuses to acknowledge them with anything more than a slightly annoyed grunt.
==In 8chanmania==
The Rhythm Heaven Wrestler fought in 8chanmania LVIII, with a Ringside Reporter serving as his personal mouthpiece. Unfortunately for him, he got in the way of Reimu Hakurei and what perpetually broke shrine maiden expected to be a hefty prize money. The rest, as they say, is history.
Category:Fighters
Category:Rhythm Heaven
Ribbon

Ribbon is a major character from Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.
==Bio==
Ribbon is a fairy that is subordinate to the Fairy Queen that lives on Ripple Star. When one of the setting's child-friendly eldritch abominations began to cover her homeworld in darkness, Ribbon was ordered to take the fairies' magical MacGuffin crystal and flee the planet, but got caught in a surprise attack that splintered the crystals and saw its shards scattered all over the surrounding worlds.
Fortunately for Ribbon, she herself happened to crash-land on on Pop Star - and, more specifically, right into a pink puffball otherwise known as Kirby. Being the helplessly good-hearted blob it is, Kirby agrees to help Ribbon in her quest to collect the fragment of the crystal, and even gets a quick smooch from the fairy after freeing Ripple Star from the ancient evil(tm).
==In 8chanmania==
Ribbon fought in 8chanmania LXXIII. Having little to no understanding as to how she ended up within the ring in the first place, it came as no surprise that she was quickly defeated by Ugandan Knuckles.
Category:Fighters
Category:Kirby
Richard

Richard was a character in /quests/ board game shenangians, namely in the CYOA threads there.
==Bio==
Being a CYOA character, Richard was everything the involved Cytube audience wanted him to be. His often improbable solutions to even more improbable problems are fondly remembered, but as /quests/ did not surive the fall of 8chan, any further details have been lost to history.
==In 8chanmania==
Richards first and currently sole appearance was in the board-wide 8chanmania XXXIV, where he fittingly represented /quests/. He defeated Teagan Almace, removed Fidget and his manger N8 from the tournament to great applause from the audience, and finally lost to Rita Ciano after her attempts to seduce her ended up with him getting his ass beating by a highly irrate Italian.
Category:FightersCategory:Non-Vidya Fighters
Richter Belmont

Richter Belmont is the main protagonist of Castlevania: Rondo of Blood.
==Bio==
As his name implies, Richter is part of the Belmont clan - an entire bloodline of mortals who aim to turn bloodsuckers in general and Dracula in particular into their personal whipping boys. The latter term actually might be a bit of a bad example, as Richter's whip truthfully is more of a flail with an abnormally long chain attached to its head. It does the job just fine, though.
Richter's tale starts after the Dracula got resurrected (... again) and abducted a couple of people; including Maria Renard and Richter girlfriend, Annette. To underline this was not just some administrative oversight, he also sicced his old pal Death after Richter himself. To the immense surprise of everyone involved, Richter promptly stormed the counts castle and proceeded to turn it upside-down.
What Richter did not know was that Dracula (and his necromancer buddy Shaft) had fully planned for Dracula to get killed by Richter. Because a hunter is nothing without his prey. Or mostly because Richter has such a raging hate-boner for Dracula that he ended up resurrecting him in the hopes he would get to kill him again. In all honesty, someone give those two a marriage counselor.
==In 8chanmania==
Richter Belmont fought in 8chanmania LIX. His first battle against a proverbial Bloodsucker with a KO (delivered at extreme prejudice), and he delivered a very convincing second round against Yoshi. All that fighting apparently left Richter tired however, and for all of his efforts, he still was forcibly put to sleep by the Pillowdin.
Category:Fighters
Category:Castlevania
Rick Taylor

Rick Taylor is the protagonist of the Splatterhouse series.
==Bio==
Rick used to be a completely regular guy until he and his girlfriend Jennifer were ambushed by a storm while having a walk in the woods. The couple sought to take shelter in what appeared to be an abandoned mansion, but as every horror movie in the history of mankind as taught us, abandoned mansions in the middle of nowhere tend to not be abandoned in the slightest.
Long story short, Rick fall unconscious, Jenifer gets abducted, and the boy turns into a low-budget expie of Jason Vorhees after a mask randomly decides to settle on his face. What followed is a machete-bound quest for revenge that is rightfully considered to be one of the goriest arcade games of all time.
==In 8chanmania==
Taylor made an appearance in 8chanmania XXII. He happily minced Meat Boy, but then got a 'Game Over' by Stupid Sexy Grunty.
Category:Arcade Games
Category:Beat 'em ups
Rico Rodriguez

Rico Rodriguez is the protagonist of the Just Cause series.
==Bio==
As many countries across the globe will testify, the United States of America have always been a staunch promoter of Freedom™. Of course, American-brand Freedom™ can taste a bit off the same way American-brand soft drinks can taste a bit off at first. But just like with the excessive amounts of corn syrup, Freedom™ can be a downright addictive thing once it has become an acquired taste; and the US of A will always be there to help others getting acquired.
The last part is where Rico comes in. For sometimes, all the good talking-to and bribes in the world won't stop totalitarian regimes (and/or democratic governments that allow their citizens to vote for socialists) from denying their people the taste of Freedom™. So you have to do a bit of a regime change, and who could be more destined for that than a guy whose grappling hook can stick to anything from buildings to cruise missiles already in mid-air?
==In 8chanmania==
Rico Rodriguez fought in the Square Enix-themed 8chanmania XCIV. He didn't laugh when Gex suggested he smelled like he just starred in a Michael Bay movie, but Gex also didn't laugh when Rico suggested he got his Gecko cooked. He went on to assassinate Agent 47 before the latter could assassinate him, but ran out of objects to hook onto by the time he ran into Sephiroth during the quarter-finals.
==Trivia==
* Rico Rodriguez is not, never was, and never will be involved in any sort of clandestine bovine space program.
Category:Fighters
Category:Third-Person Shooters
Ridley

Ridley is a recurring antagonist in the Metroid series.
==Bio==
The creature known as Ridley is a military commander of the nefarious Space Pirates. He left a lasting impression on Samus Aran by killing (and potentially eating) her parents and the rest of her home colony back on planet KL-2, and has been her eternal nemesis ever since. It doesn't help that he, a mechanical version of him, or a cloned version of him still keep showing up, no matter of how many times Samus seemingly kills him. Her PTSD probably doesn't come from her not having a dad, but from Ridley still not being dead.
Aside from being impossibly hard to kill, Ridley is chiefly known for his enormous size. So, enormous, in fact, that Masahiro Sakurai reportedly refused to add him to Super Smash Bros because he was "too big". That Ridley was added to the rooster of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate anyway caused a great deal of merriment across assorted Anons.
==In 8chanmania==
Ridley debuted as early as 8chanmania V, but all records beyond him fighting there have been lost.
He reappeared in 8chanmania XLV, where he promptly was deemed an alien and therefore shot by the EDF Ranger.
His last contribution was during 8chanmania C, in which Ridley took part in the Battle of the Big Guys. Despite of his best efforts, he was the third fighter to leave the ring, following Bane and André the Giant.
==Trivia==
* Ridley was likely named after Ridley Scott - the director of the first Alien movie that partially inspired Metroid.
Category:Fighters
Category:Metroid
Riku

Riku is a major character from the Kingdom Hearts series.
==Bio==
Riku is both friend and rival to his old childhood buddy Sora, dating back to the time when they grew up on Destiny Island. Ostensibly calm and cool compared to his more outspoken pal, Riku still burns with a fiercely competitive spirit, and will try to outdo Sora in pretty much any given field or discipline. And totally not because he is hyper-yandere for him.
Being the resident brooding anti-hero, Riku holds all of the usual traits one would expect of him - he is tempted to go with the bad guys, can use the powers of both light and dark, and so forth. Then he has hefty out-of-body experience, and gets better. 
==In 8chanmania==
Riku debuted in 8chanmania XXV, where he made the customary mistake of mistaking Teagan Almace for a boy earned the customary beating.
He and Sora would later form a tag team for 8chanmania XXXI, but the outcome of their match against Ansem and Rumia has been lost to history.
Category:Fighters
Category:Kingdom Hearts
Rimanah

Rimanah is a key character from E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy.
==Bio==
Rimanah is the leader of the Culter Dei, a group of psi-cybernetic warrior monks. Subservient to an even more clandestine organization called Secreta Secretorum, he seeks to weaken the rule of the Federation; a massive, autocratic apparatus ruling over (nearly) every human soul in the galaxy.
He harbors an intense dislike against the Jiang Shang Di; another group of warrior monks that likewise serve the Secretorum and even share the same base as the Culter Dei. His attempt to remove them from the overarching organization leads to many operations that might be deemed questionable - partially because he orders them without the knowledge of his masters, and partially because it sets him on a collision course with the late Mentor.
==In 8chanmania==
Rimanah and Mentor formed a tag team for 8chanmania X. They performed quite admirably, putting a halo on Master Chief and Cortana, sending Mario and Luigi back into the tube, and even avoiding the metal slug coming from Fiolina Germi and Marco Rossi. Their eventual downfall in the semi-finals was orchestrated by Yeti Girl and the Ski Free Yeti.
Category:Fighters
Category:E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy
Rin Kaenbyou

Rin Kaenbyou, sometimes called Orin for short, is a Kasha youkai from the Touhou series. She serves as the Stage 5 boss and a recurring mid-boss in Subterranean Animism.
==Bio==
Rin is a pet and servant of Satori Komeiji. It is her job to 'acquire' corpses from the overworld so Utsuho Reiuji can use them as fuel for the Hell of Blazing Fires. When Utsuho is driven mad with power after consuming the solar deity Yatagarasu, a troubled Rin sends numerous of the vengeful spirits normally locked underground to the surface world, hoping that the resulting incident will draw in heroes that can subdue the hell raven.
That cat girl has a surprisingly cheerful and carefree personality when considering her station, but the fact that she spends most of her time stealing and transporting corpses in her wooden handcart means hers is a very morbid kind of humor. That her usual topics of conversation also revolve around death and dying does not exactly make her an easy person to talk to, either.
==In 8chanmania==
Rin was one of the girls who fought on the side of MFW during 8chanmania x MFW - IN/V/ASION. She tried to draw Kenji Setou out of his shell by suggesting to they have a walk together in old hell, but Kenji knew better than to trust a woman (cat or not), and promptly sent her packing
Category:Fighters
Category:Touhou
Rin Tezuka

Rin Tezuka is one of the potential love interests from Katawa Shoujo.
==Bio==
Severe birth defects and the subsequent surgeries mean Rin only has two stumps in place of proper arms. She consequently has to rely on her feet and her mouth to carry out tasks that her non-existant hands can not, but while she requires the occasional bit of help from her friend Emi Ibarazaki when it comes to things like getting dressed, the surprising nimbleness of her toes and lips means Rin is quite capable of taking care of herself in most situations. She particularly excells and lives for the art of painting, and the effort behind her abstract pictures eventually earn Rin her own studio.
Aside from her physical disability, Rin also suffers from a second defect in the form of her social incompetence. With many fan theories suggesting she is somewhere on the spectrum, Rin's extreme degree of bluntness (such as when she asks other girls about their periods) makes it difficult for her to find any friends. Her obssession with painting hence carries tones of escapism in it, and may grow to unhealthy dimensions if it remains her sole source of happiness.
==In 8chanmania==
Rin may or may not have debuted all the way back in 8chanmania III.
Her first recorded appearance was in 8chanmania XII, where she immediately ended up in a tough matchup against Blaziken. Despite her lack of arms and her opponent's fighting style, Rin pulled off an upset victory via pinfall. After defeating The Angry Video Game Nerd in the second round, Rin faced the Lord himself in the Quarterfinals. Rin's magical, armless run would end at the hands of the Almighty, and despite his infinite kindness and omnipotence, Jesus somehow forgot to give Rin new arms on his way to winning the whole freaking mania.
 
Rin's participation in 8chanmania XXVII was notably more short-lived, as she got more than an armful from Tomoko Kuroki in the preliminaries. Whether Tomoko suceeded in becoming popular with the boys by having "hot, steamy lesbian sex" with Rin was not followed up in detail.
Her stint in the porn-themed 8chanmania XXX was about as long as her arms; with Misha quickly throwing her out of the tournament (and very nearly involving her in a sexually frustrated session of struggle snuggle, had it not been for the intervention of the referee Rance).
Rin made another short-lived appearance in 8chanmania XXXII, where she was kicked out by the strongest fairy during the preliminaries.
===The Sitewide Mania===
Rin's last known stint was during the site-wide 8chanmania XXXIV. She once more was kicked out during the preliminaries; this time by Chen (♂) and his Hokuto no Honk.
Category:Fighters
Category:Katawa Shoujo
Ringo Ishikawa

Ringo Ishikawa is the titular protagonist of the open-world beat'em'up The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa.
==Bio==
As the leader of his schools deliquent gang, Ringo resembles the classical bancho model in as much as that he is more than a handful when it comes to a fight. At the same time, Ringo's uncertainty about what will become of him after his upcoming graduation leaves the boy in a nigh-perpetual state of brooding and melancholy that borders on the apathethic. While much of the rest is up to the player, the game's canonical ending takes your ordinary coming-of-age story and butchers it by showcasing what happens if one fails to grow up.
==In 8chanmania==
Ringo debuted in 8chanmania LXVIII. His first match fittingly was against no-one other than Kunio, yet Ringo pulled through in the battle of the banchos. His fight against Niko Bellic likewise was marked by success, yet the quarter-finals and the omnicidal lunatic they held in store for Ringo were quite a bit too much for an older schoolboy.
Banchos being banchos, Ringo would later team up with Kunio for 8chanmania LXXXVI. The deliquents enjoyed a first victory against an SS13 Security Officer and Javert after the later had tried to discipline them for smoking, but punching the crap out of people becomes increasingly difficult if they are as heavily armed as Mega Man X and Zero.
In 8chanmania XCV, Ringo, a guy who suspiciously looks like Sora, and also got a tear in his rear by him.
Category:Fighters
Category:Beat 'em ups
Ringside Reporter

The Ringside Reporter is a recurring character from the Rhythm Heaven series.
==Bio==
Let's face it - proper sports journalism is hard. The game is as rigged as most of those you'll be covering. And by the time you get to pull out your mic on some profusely sweating athlete they dragged to the commentary booth, his smell unpleasantly reminds you of that time when a sports official pulled out something different entirely at a dumpster behind the Arby's.
Stil, some people persevere. One of these is the Ringside Reporter - an up-and-coming young lady best known for her deep and insightful interviews with the masked Rhythm Heaven Wrestler. Which isn't to say that said interviews consisted of anything more than the occasional grunt of acknowledgement on his part, but this was still more than most others had gotten out of him.
==In 8chanmania==
The Ringside Reporter appeared in 8chanmania LVIII, where she served as the managers (and as a slightly more talkative mouthpiece) to the Rhythm Heaven Wrestler. Her attempt to simulatenously interview him and his opponent Reimu Hakurei mid-match seemed to be distracting, as the wrestler didn't make it past the first round.
Category:Managers
Category:Rhythm Heaven
Rinko Iori

Rinko Iori is a supporting character from Gundam Build Fighters.
==Bio==
Rinko is the mother of main protagonist Sei Iori. Since her husband Takeshi Iori spends most of his time away on work trips, Rinko serves as the manager for the gunpla hobbyist store her better half built up. Of course, Rinko doesn't actually understand all that much about gunpla models, but since her son is as much of an expert on the topic as his father is, she happily employs him in a form of child labor.
Apart from running the shop, Mrs. Iori's other main activity is running the ship - or rather, shipping - between her son and his classmate, China Kousaka. This often serves as a source of embarrassment for both Sei and China, but there are few forces in the universe more vicious than a mother that wants her grandchildren. Except for the legions of porn enthusiasts that want Rinko to bear their children.
==In 8chanmania==
Rinko Iori appeared in the Mother's Day-themed 8chanmania XCI. Since she wasn't trained as a physical fighter, she and Melissa Geary instead battled one another by sending in a gunpla and a custom robo, respectively. Rinko's Iori eventually tapped out (how does a plastic toy tap out?), but she took the defeat in good humor and went to cheer on Geary during her next fight.
Category:Fighters
Category:Gundam
Rinon

Rinon is a character from the Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) series.
==Bio==
Rinon very much is an enigma. Working for an otherwise non-descript "master", this robot/android is highly inquisitive and seems be designed for spying on enemies. Despite of her cool, calculating behavior, Rinon's passion does not only extend to dancing, but also includes food in a baffling variety of tastes and forms ranging from hamburgers to dust soup to "Genghis Khan".
==In 8chanmania==
Rinon debuted in 8chanmania LXXXV, but only made a short-lived appearance as she immediately got kicked out by Lola.
She latter appeared in a tag team with Amakasu Barley Tenji for 8chanmania LXXXVII. The two left behind Violet and Gintoki Sakata, outdanced CDI Link and Sigvald the Magnificient, and brought a merciful halt to the sexual predations of M&F Guy and Fleece Johnson before the music unfortunately was stopped by Dr. Morbis and Nemesis.
Her second solo debut in 8chanmania XCVII was as short-lived as her first one, as she immediately got sorted out by the certified lunatic Edna Konrad.
Category:Fighters
Category:Rhythm Games