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Steve Irwin

Steve Irwin was an Australian animal adventurer, animal activist, and television personality.
==Bio==
Born in a suburb of Melbourne, Steve got his first twelve-foot-long (4m) pet snake at the age of six and started wrestling crocodiles under the supervision of his father when he was nine. When he met his wife Terri, they spent their honeymoon hunting crocodiles, and his daughter Bindie Sue is partially named after Bindi, a saltwater crocodile. His worldwide popularity came with the show Crocodile Hunter, in which Irwin perpetually prodded, poked, and generally annoyed a plethora of animals with very sharp teeth and/or lethally toxic poison - but mostly just crocodiles. In Steve's defense, his urge to touch dangerous animals was motivated by genuine excitement about the sheer beauty of nature - something he unfailingly shared with and spread among his worldwide audience.
Irwin's uncanny luck when it came to not getting killed by the animals he molested ran out during a 2006 diving trip to Australia's Great Barrier Reef. Approaching a short-tailed stingray in order to film it, he was taken by surprise when said stingray approached him right back and pierced his heart with its tail; causing him to rapidly bleed to death. His death caused great mourning all over the globe, and was only made worse when outraged fans proceeded to slaughter stingrays along the Australian coast in a pointless act of revenge. Had Steve himself seen this, one could only imagine how violently he would be rotating in his grave.
==In 8chanmania==
Steve Irwin debuted in 8chanmania XI. He was more than thrilled to face a furry foe in the form of Arai-san, but unfortunately lost the match.
Category:Fighters
Category:Movie Fighters
Steve Lowry

Steve Lowry is a character from the adventure game Mystery of the Druids.
==Bio==
Just like his colleague and main protagonist Brent Halligan, Steve Lowry is a detective working for Britbongistan's very own Scotland Yard. There's little love between the two - partly because Lowry's office supplies tend to disappear whenever Halligan is around, and partly because Halligan got the job of solving the ongoing Skeleton Murders after Lowry himself botched it by arresting the wrong guy.
Aside from his role as a comic relief and perpetual victim of Halligan's cheerful sociopathy, there isn't that much to say about Lowry. Or wouldn't be, if Steve Lowry was not a learned master of the ancient art of levitation. Some people would claim his floating position well above his office chair merely hints at the game's overall production value, but these would say the same about Jesus walking on water.
==In 8chanmania==
Steve Lowry fought in 8chanmania XC. He initially balked at the idea of fighting what he thought to be a twelve-year-old, but Banzai Man assuring him there would be legal repercussions meant he gladly started the match. Of course, Cultist-chan being backed the big four means he left the ring far less confident, and unable to still feel his back.
Category:Fighters
Category:Adventure Games
Steve Mason

Steve is the protagonist from some fucked-up game called Harvester.
==Bio==
Steve wakes up inside the 1950s-style town of Harvester with a seriously bad case of amnesia. He doesn't remember who he is, he doesn't remember he is engaged and set up to marry an equally amnesiac girl called Stephanie, and any inquiries he addresses towards the locals only earn him the joking response the was always a kidder.
Little by little, Steve begins to understand that the already bizarre events in Harvester are only the tip of the iceberg. And that the town has its name for a reason.
==In 8chanmania==
Steve first appeared in 90s mania, where he proceeded to murder his way through to the semi finales, having killed Uncle Phil in the mistaken belief that he was Stephanie, and eliminated Stone Cold Steve Austin, who apparently let his guard down after assuming that he was just a crazy fanboy, and Dural, before finally being eliminated by Pepsiman, and brought back to his senses by the help of Pepsiman and Scatman John.
He last appeared in 8chanmania LXV alongside a lawyer; trying to prove himself innocent despite his verdict as a diddler of kiddler. This actually went surprisingly well, as the duo went Tianmen on the Chinese team of Hong Meiling and Soulja-tan, and put an end to the unholy workings of TNA-Chan and Road Runner. Alas, the quarter-finals saw them wrecked by Knight and the Generic Fighter.
With Roman Reigns beating cancer and Brendan Fraser becoming unJUSTed, it is theorized that if Steve wins a belt then evidence will be founding proving his actor innocent of child pornography charges. freeing him from being called a 'diddler, Steve' and un-blacklisting him from the industry.
==Trivia==
*Is completely unrelated to that other Steve, even though that Steve used his opening music.
Category:Fighters
Category:Harvester
Stork

Stork is a character from The Caligula Effect, more specifically Caligula Overdose.
==Bio==
Taking his name from his plague-doctor style mask, Stork is one of the Ostinato Musicians that protects the creator of the virtual reality world known as Mobius. Although generally well-mannered and very popular with most female denizens of this realm, Stork's strong sense of justice is conflicted by his very flirtatious nature and downright parodied by his unyielding urge to peep on girls at every opportunity that presents himself.
He possess the ability to mimic nearly anything, from people to various inanimate objects. Needless to say, said ability finds ample (ab)use when it comes to fueling his respective perversions.
==In 8chanmania==
Stork debuted in 8chanmania LXX. His first match against Date and Aiba resulted was met by great success, but he subsequently suffered a rare ring-out against Alis Landale in the next round.
His second appearance was in 8chanmania LXXIII. His initial fight against Chen proved to be a disaster, as Stork was so utterly distracted by the chest of Chen's master that the cat managed to land a crushing KO against him.
In 8chanmania LXXV, Peeper Prime once more showed his great difficulties when it comes to dealing with women when CDI Zelda knocked him right out of the prelims.
He teamed up with fellow Ostinato Musician Sweet-P for 8chanmania LXXVI, but their combined reach was not nearly long enough for Long Long Man and Snowager.
When it came to 8chanmania LXXXVII, the perpetual pervert found a fitting partner in Rance. The two defeated the headstrong Lala and Celty Sturluson, proceeded to crush the ninja-shinobi team of Lo Wang and Joe Musashi, and finally got their crap kicked in by the 80s Noise Marine and the Goff Rokka.
His choice (assuming it was by choice) for a better was significantly worse in 8chanmania XCVIII, where Stork was inexplicably teamed up with the Mount Your Friends Guy. Mercifully for him, the two immediately were cleaned up by Derek Baum and Bob C. Leaner.
Category:Fighters
Category:The Caligula Effect
Strange Journey Protagonist

The Strange Journey Protagonist is the You-Know-What of Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey.
==Bio==
It is the year 20XX. Following what some eggheads describe as a 'massive atomic collapse', the South Pole has just been torn the equivalent of a new asshole, and anything that touches its abyssal darkness gets sucked right in. To make matters worse, readings show that the anal circumference of this anomaly is continuously expanding; threatening to shove the whole world down the proverbial shitter.
Since they're not into anal vore, the United Nations send out an elite team of soldiers and scientists to investigate and, if possible, neutralize the phenomenon. Except the expedition leader, Commander Gore, promptly gets killed by nasties, and as the nameless protagonist soon has to learn, being a pain in the butt is hard when you're playing against angels, demons, and very upset hippie milf.
==In 8chanmania== 
The Strange Journey Protagonist, under management of Jack Frost, Matador, and Mara, fought in 8chanmania LXXXVIII. His opponent Yukari Yakumo was quick to realize he was nothing more than a puppet for the three demons holding his strings, and went out of her way to send him 'to the locker room' instead of giving him the pain train after defeating him.
He and his three demonic handlers tried to make a return in 8chanmania XCIII; only to promptly be mistaken for trash and put into the corresponding bag by Cleanbot.
Category:Fighters
Category:Megami Tensei
Strelok

Strelok (also known as 'Marked One') is a major character from the S.T.A.L.K.E.R series.
==Bio==
A veteran of the zone, Strelok originally planned to undo its existence by storming the Chernobyl NPP and wrecking whatever he found inside. Third-party interference during Clear Sky meant this did not come to be, and Strelok instead underwent prodigious amounts of mindrape and memory loss as the powers inside the NPP took offense at his plan. He would have likely joined the resident religious cult, had a proverbial bolt of lighting not hit the truck he amd his brainwashed ass had been placed on.
Rescued by a Loner Stalker, Strelok enters the events of Shadow of Chernobyl as a wage-slave to a fat bastard called Sidorovich, but his sheer dedication (as well as the player's tolerance for CTDs) means he both accomplishes his original goal, and ultimately earns himself a cushy job as a government advisor well outside the zone after the events of Call of Pripyat.
==In 8chanmania==
Strelok debuted in 8chanmania XLIV, where he formed a tag team with the equally radioactively-challenged Artyom. To their great misfortune, they immediately were greeted by the nuke-prone Mahatma Gandhi and Utsuho Reiuji, which went about as well as one might expect.
Category:Fighters
Category:S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
Strong Bad

Strong Bad is the main antagonist (and secret protagonist) of the Homestar Runner web series.
==Bio==
Modeled after and sharing a limited degree of similarity to luchadores (whom the young creators of Homestar Runner considered to be the very epitome of evil), Strong Bad serves as the perpetual nemesis of the series' hero Homestar Runner. He'd generally challenge the latter into various forms of contests, and would generally lose all of them despite of employing a pet creature proverbially known as The Cheat.
Strong Bad's abrasive personality ironically led to him becoming the actual fan favorite of the series; to the point much of the series shifted to him answering 'fan mail' or generally acting as a glorified comic relief.
==In 8chanmania==
Strong Bad only appeared in 8chanmania X, where he formed a tag team with Cheeki Breeki. The two were quickly thrown out by an equally strange duo in the form of Xavier the Renegade Angel and Pewdiepie.
==Trivia==
* Strong Bad was inspired by the 1984 arcade game Tag Team Wrestling, in which one of the teams is known as the Strong Bads.
Category:Fighters
Category:Homestar Runner
Stubbs the Zombie

Edward Stubblefield, better known as Stubbs the Zombie, is the rotting protagonist of Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse.
==Bio==
Pennsylvania, somewhere in the vague 1950s. Fueled by his sheer ambition and the insane genius of his pet Nazi scientist, industrial magnate Andrew Monday has used his spare exchange to adorn the state of Pennsylvania with the city of Punchbowl - a futuristic utopia and/or loving parody of antique B-Movies that has everything from hover cars, to laser guns, to all manners of domestic robots.
All this would have been neat and well, but just as Mr. Monday is about to conduct the opening ceremony, a lone zombie rises from a shallow grave. Said zombie, otherwise known as Stubbs, has a long and elaborate background story, but mostly just wants to eat some brains. So he does exactly that, and since getting your brains eaten makes you a zombie, too, Stubbs sort of spawns an entire zombie apocalypse.
==In 8chanmania==
Stubbs fought in the postmortem 8chanmania LXXXI. He won his first fight against the spirit of the late Miguel, but earned himself a second funeral at the hands of Uncle Phil.
Category:Fighters
Category:Horror Games
Stunt Dummy

The Stunt Dummy is subjected to intense physical trauma so you don't have to.
==Bio==
On the first day, humanity created the automobile, and it was good. On the second day, humanity realized cars going fast came with the risk of ejecting their inhabitants and/or turning them into the human equivalent of canned meat. As this seriously impacted sales, car companies like General Motors created entire research divisions to improve driver safety, and inventions ranging from seat belts to designated crush-collapsible zones.
The Crash Test Dummy (colloquially also known as 'Stunt Dummy') is a core aspect of this research, and (largely) replaced the use of actual human cadavers when it comes to finding out how badly you can maim the human form. Unbeknownst to many, Stunt Dummies and Storefront Mannequins also are waging a secret war of supremacy beyond humanity's watch, but we're not supposed to talk about that, and please refrain from turning around right now.
==In 8chanmania==
A Stunt Dummy was set to fight Roman Reigns in a pre-show match prior to 8chanmania XLIX, but the fight was aborted mid-match due to time issues.
==Trivia==
* The reddish Stunt Dummy most usually seen in popular culture is the Hybrid IIImodel originally developed by General Motors.
Category:Fighters
Category:Non-Vidya Fighters
Sub-Zero

Sub-Zero is one of the playable fighters from the Mortal Kombat series. 
==Bio==
Sub-Zero technically is a title held by two distinct individuals. The former, a man named Bi-Han, fought under this name in the original Mortal Kombat game before he got killed and was ressurect as the Netherworld revenant Noob Saibot. The latter and current Sub-Zero is Bi-Han's younger brother Kuai-Liang, who has held the title since Mortal Kombat II.
A descendant of Otherworlders fittingly known as Cryomancers, Sub-Zero can manipulate the elements of ice and frost to great (and generally lethal) effect. Favorite party tricks of his hence include both creating an ice statue of himself to distract enemy opponents and turning said opponents into ice statues themselves so they no longer need to be distracted. His time in, ethically motivated (i.e., not wanting to get a metal ass) rebellion against, and eventual leadership of the assassin clan dubbed the 'Lin Kuei' furthermore provides him with plenty of experience when it comes to hand-to-hand-combat.
Although he originally fought to avenge the death of his older brother, Sub-Zero subsequently has turned into one of the strongest defenders of Earthrealm. The only downside is that it usually takes a call from his old buddy Raiden before the iceman gets his frosty backside moving.
==In 8chanmania==
Sub-Zero's days in the mania start early, namely in the Christmas- (and ice-)themed 8chanmania IX. Lacking documentation means we don't know who he fought there, but rest assured, he didn't win the belt that went to Wampa.
He likewise fought in 8chanmania X, where he teamed up with Scorpion. Team MK unfortunately got an instant fatality; being physically removed by Tormund Giantsbane and Sandor Clegane.
It would take a whole year before Sub-Zero arrived for the next Christmas Event: 8chanmania XLIII. There, he delivered a rather shameful show; being done in by his own rebellious subordinate Frost.
Did we mention he really likes the cold season? Because Sub-Zero was back another (and the potentially last) Christmas in 8chanmania LXXIV. Defying Phanta Claws, he mistook the STC the latter was trying to give to him as an STD and politely refused the gift, only for him to take down Sumo Santa as well. He found his master in Matthew Stevens during the quarter finals.
Category:Fighters
Category:Mortal Kombat
Suicide (TNA Impact)

Suicide is the player character from the story mode of the 2008 video game TNA Impact!.
==Bio==
The man that would become Suicide used to be an up-and-coming wrestler that worked his way up to the TNA World Heavy Championship title. Unfortunately, he wasn't really supposed to win said title, and his refusal to throw the corresponding match lead to him being abducted, beaten to an inch of his life, and then dumped for dead somewhere in Mexico. He miraculously survives the whole affair, but his memories do not.
Thanks to some player-assisted cosmetic surgery, TNA is blissfully oblivious that Johnny Newguy happens to be their former star and readily signs him up as 'Suicide'. Problem is, the Mexican honchos that nearly caved his skull in do remember him. And since he didn't play nice last time, they promptly kidnap his tag-team buddy to a) have him win the heavyweight title and b) drop it for some other guy. Peak wrestling ensues,
==In 8chanmania==
Suicide fought in 8chanmania LXXII. His first match against Dylan mostly resulted in Suicide loudly musing whether TNA could actually produce a plot that wasn't complete bullshit for once, but all the complaining led to no good when Haze pulled a chair trick on him.
==Trivia==
* While Suicide was originally introduced as a customizable player avatar for aforementioned video game, TNA Wrestling later put his gimmick onto various real-life wrestlers. It never really worked out, and TNA spent roughly as much time shelving him as they did trying to bring him back.
Category:Fighters
Category:Fighting Games
Category:Wrestlers
Suika Ibuki

Suika Ibuki is an oni and hardcore alcoholic from the Touhou franchise. She mostly appears in the fighting game spin-offs, debuting in Immaterial and Missing Power and also being a playable character in Scarlet Weather Rhapsody and Touhou Hisoutensoku. 
==Bio==
Despite of the fact that she effectively looks and more than often behaves like a little girl, Suika possesses a tremendous amount of raw physical strength even by the standards of the already powerful oni, and also is one of the most prolific drinkers in the series, with some people suggesting she has not been sober in over 400 years.
Suika has the ability to manipulate the density of objects, including herself. Amongst other things, this allows her to turn herself into a giant, produce multiple smaller copies of herself, and to turn herself into an intangible mist. She can observe and gather immaterial things such as human souls and thoughts, and uses this ability to make the people of Gensokyo perform a chain of non-stop parties in Immaterial and Missing Power. 
==In 8chanmania==
Suika made a brief stint in 8chanmania XXV, where Chen kicked her right out of the preliminaries. To her defense, the oni had not found the time for a drink in over an hour, which presumably left her in a drastically weakened state.
Suika - or, well, Suika's ass - was one of the nominated fighters for 8chanmania LXX. Due to a technical fuck-up, it instead was her lower half who fought and lost against Dracula (Castlevania) while her lower half proverbially couldn't be arsed.
==Trivia==
*Suika owns a special gourd which, when filled with water, quickly turns it into high-proof sake. Jesus Christ can keep his stupid wine.
Category:Fighters
Category:Touhou
Sumireko Usami

Sumireko Usami is a character from the Touhou series. The serves as the main antagonist of Urban Legend in Limbo and is the protagonist of Violet Detector.
==In Reality==
A high-school girl from the modern-day outside world, Sumireko is obsessed with anything paranormal and is the only member of her school's respective occult club. She eventually finds so-called occult balls which allow her to briefly enter Gensokyo (or alternatively drag people from Gensokyo to the outside world), and enthusiastically uses this temporary means of transport to investigate the strange realm. 
Sadly, her use of the orbs also punches holes into the magical barrier without which Gensokyo would pop like a soap bubble, so she gets beaten up by one of the other girls for educational purposes. 
Her happy ending as she receives the ability to visit Gensokyo in her dreams later turns out not to be as happy as first thought. Turns out, the subconscious version of yourself (and other people) in the dream realm is woefully lacking in impulse control.
==In 8chanmania==
Sumireko served as the trainer for Landorus (Therian Form) during 8chanmania LIV. She herself has yet to set a foot into the ring and probably would just get bullied anyway.
==Trivia==
*TNA Anon was so pissed off about Touhou constantly worming itself into every mania that he wrote Sumireko's entire pre-match dialogue to make her sound like a particularly special special needs student.
Category:Managers
Category:Touhou
Sumo Santa

Sumo Santa is a playable character from the ClayFighter series, first debuting in Clayfighter 63⅓.
==Bio==
Sumo Santa is an evil version of Santa Claus created through the bizarre mutagen of the megalomaniac Dr. Kiln. Under his orders, the fake Santa kicked the real Santa straight off the North Pole and took over the entire Christmas operation there. The only thing standing in the way of Kiln towards total world domination were the original ClayFighters, and being one of his mooks, Sumo Santa set out to change that.
Somewhere along the line, however, the creation seemingly grew tired of its creator. Sumo Santa rebelled and seemingly sought to win world domination for himself instead. Even more curiously, his failure to achieve this very optimistic goal saw the evil clone turn into a seemingly benevolent copy of the original; perfectly content to produce and deliver presents to children across the globe.
==In 8chanmania==
Sumo Santa fought in the Christmas/Winter-themed 8chanmania LXXIV. He proved his mettle by taking out the Season 1 champion Wampa and emerging little worse for the wear, but apparently bit off more sushi than he could chew when he got iced by Sub-Zero.
Category:Fighters
Category:ClayFighter
Sundowner

Sundowner is a major antagonist from Metal Gear Rising.
==Bio==
A designated military man, Sundowner served in the US army before he realized that PMCs offered better pay with less ethical restrictions. His tendency to paint vivid sunsets onto the ground with the blood of his enemies earned him a fancy nickname, while a chance meeting with an IED saw what remained of him rebuilt into a cyborg; complete with six shields of explosive reactive armor mounted on arms on his back.
Somewhere down the line, Sundowner founded his own PMC, Desperado Enforcement LLC. And since a PMC doesn't get paid with no war around, a reliable boss like Sundowner just has to instigate a few wars so his boys can eat. This does not sit well with everyone, but somewhere between his more philosophic side and the two giant machetes he lugs around, Sundowner always finds a way to give war a chance.
==In 8chanmania==
Sundowner served as the manager for Osama Bin Laden during 8chanmania XCIII, hoping that his protege could spawn a new war on terror. Unfortunately, Bin Laden ran straight into Chip Hazard, and ended up getting shot with an improvised nailgun.
Category:Managers
Category:Metal Gear