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Resona

**Resona** (レゾナ, *Rezona*) is a card type in the WIXOSS TCG.

Resonas are a type of SIGNI, except they are placed in the LRIG Deck during deck construction. As such, they have a white border instead of a black one. Alongside regular SIGNI-playing conditions such as your LRIG's level and limit, each Resona has Enter Conditions that must be fulfilled before the Resona can be played.

Since Resonas are a type of SIGNI, they are affected by any effects that can affect SIGNI.

When a Resona leaves the field, it returns to the LRIG Deck instead of going anywhere else. This includes by being vanished (by battle, by an effect, or by having its power reduced to 0 or less), being trashed (by an effect, or by exceeding your LRIG's level or limit), or by being put into your Ener Zone during the ener phase. Unlike normal SIGNI, Resonas cannot be removed during your main phase to send them back to the LRIG Deck. However, if a Resona is put into the LRIG Trash, it will not be sent to the LRIG Deck.

## Double-Faced Resona

WX-13 Unfeigned Selector introduced the concept of a **double-faced Resona** (両面レゾナ *Ryōmen Rezona*), a card with a Resona on both card faces instead of having the regular white card back.

If the conditions for either side of the Resona are fulfilled at any particular time, that side of the Resona can be put onto the field. While on the field, a double-faced Resona cannot be flipped to the other side.

While not on the field, double-faced Resonas can be represented in three ways. Transparent sleeves are the simplest, allowing both sides to be used easily, but may render the card visible while it is in the LRIG Deck. Using opaque sleeves necessitates that the Resona be removed from the sleeve and manually turned over every time the side not currently facing the front is used. Finally, a check card can be used, allowing a player to easily check the effects of the card without revealing the Resona. However, a player must have the actual card to use a check card.

Check cards can be downloaded at the official site here.

## Parts of a Resona Card

### Color

* Located in the top-right corner.
* Determines the color of the Resona card.

### Level

* Located in the top-left corner.
* For all intents and purposes, functions similarly to SIGNI.

### Power

* Located in the bottom-left corner.
* For all intents and purposes, functions similarly to SIGNI.

### Class

* Located in the center-right.
* For all intents and purposes, functions similarly to SIGNI.

### Limiting Condition

* Located in the center-left.
* Like ARTS, spells, and SIGNIs, Resona are restricted and only usable by certain LRIG Types.

### Enter Conditions

* Listed above the abilities.
* Unlike SIGNI, each Resona has specific Enter Conditions that must be fulfilled before it can enter the field.

### Ability

* Will be shown in the textbox of the card.
* For all intents and purposes, functions similarly to SIGNI.
Nova Grappler (TCG)

**Nova Grappler** *(ノヴァグラップラー Nova Gurappurā)* is a silver LRIG type given to several units under the same clan name that had been adapted into LRIG cards over the course of Stand Up, the LRIG!

## LRIGs cards

### Level 1

* Beast Deity, Hilarity Destroyer
* Tough Boy

### Level 4

* Strongest Beast Deity, Ethics Buster Extreme

## Nova Grappler-Limited cards

### SIGNI

#### Level 2

* Beast Deity, Hatred Chaos
* Brutal Jack
Power

**Power** (パワー *Pawā*) is a characteristic of SIGNI cards. A SIGNI's **base power** (基本パワー *Kihon Pawā*) is located on the bottom left of the card. Whenever two SIGNI battle due to an attack, if the attacking SIGNI's power is equal to or greater than the SIGNI it is battling, the attacked SIGNI is vanished; otherwise, both SIGNI stay on the field.

Certain effects can **+ (plus)** (＋（プラス）*Purasu*) and **− (minus)** (－（マイナス） *Mainasu*) the power of SIGNI, correspondingly increasing or decreasing its power. If a SIGNI's power drops to 0 or less, it is vanished as a rule-based action. Additionally, certain effects can modify a SIGNI's base power; these effects are not considered to "plus" or "minus" the SIGNI's power, even if it increases or decreases the SIGNI's power.

Many effects exist that vanish SIGNI depending on their power, including effects that vanish SIGNI below a certain power threshold, effects that vanish SIGNI above a certain power threshold, and effects that decrease a SIGNI's power. Generally, effects that vanish SIGNI with more power are more costly and difficult to use, making SIGNI with higher power harder to vanish and thus more durable.
Relay

**Relay** (リレー *Rirē*) is a type of PIECE introduced in WXDi-CP01 Nijisanji DIVA.

Relay PIECEs have no special rules associated with them and function like other PIECEs. However, certain PIECEs have use conditions that require the player to have had used a relay PIECE that game. This forces the player to use their PIECEs in a certain order and restricts the PIECEs they can use, so in exchange, PIECEs that require relay PIECEs have powerful effects.
Life Cloth

The **Life Cloth** (ライフクロス, *Raifu Kurosu*) are a set of face-down cards placed between the players and the rest of the table. These represent the player's remaining lives, in which the objective of the game is to eliminate all Life Cloth before striking a final blow.

Each player starts the game with seven Life Cloth. After players draw their starting hand of five cards and mulligan, each player puts the top seven cards of their deck in front of them sideways face down as Life Cloth. A player cannot look at what cards are in their Life Cloth, except through the effects of certain cards.

The primary way of removing Life Cloth is **crushing** (クラッシュ *Kurasshu*) it. Whenever a SIGNI or LRIG attacks and the attack goes through, that SIGNI or LRIG deals damage to that player. Dealing damage to a player crushes one of that player's Life Cloth if they have Life Cloth remaining, or causes that player to lose the game if they have no Life Cloth remaining.

Whenever a Life Cloth is crushed, the crushed Life Cloth goes to the Check Zone, where it is checked for a Life Burst ability. If one exists, the player may activate its Life Burst ability. The card then goes to the Ener Zone, regardless of whether the card has a Life Burst or its Life Burst was activated or not.

In addition to dealing damage with attacks, Life Cloth can be removed or crushed by the effects of certain cards, such as that of Fissure of Condemnation or PLUS RUSH. This is not considered to be damage, so it is not affected by effects that prevent damage from being dealt.

In addition, whenever a player runs out of cards in their deck and refreshes, that player puts one of their Life Cloth into the trash, which is not considered to be crushing that Life Cloth. If a game process or effect instructs the player to remove or crush one of their Life Cloth while they have none, nothing happens, and they do not lose the game; only damage can cause a player to lose the game.

A player's Life Cloth is considered to have an order. Whenever a game process or effect tells a player to remove cards from their Life Cloth, the top card of that player's Life Cloth is removed. Whenever a game process or effect tells a player to add a card to their Life Cloth, it is added to the top of that player's Life Cloth.
Level

**Level** (レベル, *Reberu*) is a characteristic that LRIG and SIGNI cards have. It determines the relative strength of LRIG and SIGNI cards, such that cards with higher levels are more powerful.

Each player starts the game with one level 0 LRIG. Once per turn, during their grow phase, a player may grow their LRIG, replacing it with a LRIG whose level is 1 greater. Players can only put SIGNI onto the field whose level is equal to or less than their LRIG's level, and the sum of the levels of their SIGNI cannot exceed that LRIG's limit.

If a player somehow has SIGNI whose levels exceed their LRIG's, or if the sum of the levels of their SIGNI exceed their LRIG's limit, that player puts SIGNI into the trash by rule-based action until level and limit are not exceeded.

If a player is using assist LRIGs, they may grow them into assist LRIG cards whose level is 1 greater than them during the appropriate use timing. The level of a player's assist LRIGs cannot exceed the level of their center LRIG.

Typically, a player's LRIG is expected to reach 4 over the course of a game (or 3 in the Diva Selection format), although exceptions exist, with players able to opt to stop at 2 or go to 5.
Leon Soryu (Stand Up, the LRIG!)/Data

## Decklist

### **Arc 2 - Wixoss Side**

**Aqua Force**
* Officer Cadet, Erikk
* Tear Knight, Theo
* Tear Knight, Lazarus
* Blue Flight Dragon, Trans-core Dragon
* Blue Wave Dragon, Tetra-drive Dragon

ARTS* Don't Escape

**Level 1**
* Tear Knight, Cyprus x2
* Jet-ski Rider (LB) x3
* Emerald Shield, Paschal (LB)
* Battle Siren, Mallika (LB)
* Ice Floe Angel (LB) x3
* Blue Storm Guardian Dragon, Icefall Dragon

**Level 2**
* Tidal Assault x4
* Blue Storm Soldier, Tempest Assault x4
* Titan of the Beam Rifle x2

**Level 3**
* Storm Rider, Diamantes x2

**Level 4**
* Ouika, Water Phantom x2

Spell* RAINY
* Jetting Knowledge
Narukami (TCG)

**Narukami** *(なるかみ Narukami, literally "Resounding God")*  is a yellow LRIG type given to several units under the same clan name that had been adapted into LRIG cards over the course of Stand Up, the LRIG!

## LRIGs cards

### Level 0

* Brawler, Fighting Dracokid
* Lizard Soldier, Saishin

### Level 1

* Baton Brawler, Sogo
* Red River Dragon

### Level 2

* Jailock Brawler, Konteka
* Thunderstorm Dragoon

### Level 3

* Brawler, Big Bang Knuckle Dragon
* Dragonic Kaiser Vermilion

### Level 4

* Brawler, Big Bang Knuckle Buster
* Dragonic Kaiser Vermilion "THE BLOOD"

## Narukami-Limited cards

### SIGNI

#### Level 2

* Brawler, Big Bang Slash Buster
* Brawler, Big Bang Slash Dragon
* Brawler, Skyhowl Dragon
Spell

**Spell** (スペル *Superu*) is one of the card types in the WIXOSS TCG. Spells are used to support your LRIG. Like SIGNI, spells are placed in the deck during deck construction. Spells are used from your hand during your Main Phase, and as many spells as you like. All spells have a cost that must be paid to use, and go to the Trash after all of its abilities resolve.

## Parts of a Spell Card

### Color

* Located in the top-right corner.
* Determines the color of the spell card.
* Determines what color of Ener is given when in the Ener Zone.

### Cost

* Located in the top-left corner.
* Like ARTS, all spells have a cost that must be paid before they can be used.

### Limiting Condition

* Located in the center-left.
* Like ARTS and SIGNI, some spells are restricted and only usable by certain LRIG Types.
* However, Life Bursts are still able to be activated despite LRIG Types/Restrictions.

### Effect

* Shown in the text box of the card.
* Contains the ability of the spell.
* In some cases, multiple abilities may be listed and the player is given the choice to select the ability of the spell. This is officially called a "mode."

### Life Burst

* If present, will be located along the bottom of the text, below the ability.

## Spell Resolution Steps

According to the official WIXOSS FAQ, the following steps will be performed in order:

1. Place the spell into the Check Zone and declare the use of that spell. If that spell requires choosing effects, choosing will be performed at this point.
2. Pay the spell's required Ener cost. If other costs other than Ener would be paid, paying will be performed at this point.
3. If the text of the spell mentions choosing targets/moving/affecting card(s) in public zones, (for example, choosing a card to vanish for Fires of Atonement), choosing the card(s) will be performed at this point.
4. Confirming whether the opponent chooses to use cards with the Use Timing [Spell Cut-In] occurs at this point. If the opponent chooses to use a [Spell Cut-In] at this point, the opponent declares that they will use this timing, and after paying the cost, the effects of the [Spell Cut-In] resolves at this point.
5. The spell's effects resolve (unless the effects were canceled before this point).
6. The spell is put into the trash.

1. ↑ https://www.takaratomy.co.jp/products/wixoss/rule/faq\_06\_02/
Thunder Dragon

**Thunder Dragon** (雷龍, *Ikazuchiryū*) is a SIGNI class associated with yellow SIGNI.

## List of Thunder Dragon SIGNI

###  **Yellow**

#### Level 1

* Brawler, Heavy Trailer Dragon *(Life Burst)*
* Brawler, Wildclock Dragon *(Narukami limited)*
* Eradicator, Egghelm Dracokid

#### Level 2

* Brawler, Big Bang Slash Buster *(Narukami limited)*
* Brawler, Big Bang Slash Dragon *(Narukami limited)*
* Brawler, Skyhowl Dragon *(Narukami limited)*
* Brawler, Wildfist Dragon *(Narukami limited)*
* Demonic Dragon Berserker, Garuda
* Dragonic Deathscythe

## Support

*Main article: Category:Thunder Dragon Support*
Terra Beast

**Terra Beast** (地獣, *Chijū*) is a SIGNI class associated with white and yellow SIGNI. All Terra Beasts are titled "Phantom Beast," and are based on various land animals. While many are based on and named after a simple animal, others take on the name of specific historical pets or mythical beasts.

## List of Terra Beast SIGNI

###  **White**

#### Level 1

* Margal *(Royal Paladin limited, Life Burst )*

###  **Yellow**

#### Level 1

* Brawler, Green Gem Carbuncle *(Life Burst)*

## Support

*Main article: Category:Terra Beast Support*
Proyecto imágenes

El **proyecto de imágenes** está dedicado a recopilar las mismas que se encuentren sin un uso, y que no hayan sido editadas o creadas por usuarios, de momento.

## Desarrollo

Se creará una enorme "galería" dividida por personajes, técnicas, objetos, etc. que los usuarios podrán adoptar, dicho de otra manera, llegarán a darle un uso ya sea en un capítulo, serie, personaje, etc. y no quedará abandonada. Claro está, que las imágenes colocadas aquí no serán de pésima calidad o borrosas. En el momento de la subida de imágenes a la galería, se deberá de hacer con una gran cantidad, ya que subir de a una es una perdida de tiempo y genera ediciones innecesarias.

## Motivo

El principal motivo es limpiar la lista de imágenes sin uso de la comunidad, dejando solamente las editadas o creadas por los mismos usuarios. Sin embargo, si el proyecto logra tener éxito, se podrán utilizar las imágenes creadas por usuarios que fueron abandonadas hace años, siempre y cuando den los respectivos créditos, y en el posible caso que el creador regrese y se niegue a darlas en adopción, se deberán quitar de la página en la que fue colocada.
Royal Paladin (TCG)

**Royal Paladin** *(ロイヤルパラディン Roiyaru Paradin)* is a white LRIG type given to several units under the same clan name that had been adapted into LRIG cards over the course of Stand Up, the LRIG!

## LRIGs cards

### Level 0

* Advance Party Seeker, File
* Stardust Trumpeter

### Level 3

* Alfred Early
* Light Source Seeker, Alfred Exiv
* Pure Heart Jewel Knight, Ashlei
* Solitary Knight, Gancelot

### Level 4

* Arc Saver Dragon
* Exculpate the Blaster
* Messianic Lord Blaster

### Level 5

* Paladin Future, Blaster Queen
* Shining Miko, Tamayorihime "The Blaster"

## Royal Paladin-Limited cards

### SIGNI

#### Level 2

* Blaster Blade (SIGNI)
* Brave Stride Seeker, Cherin
* Margal *(Life Burst)*
Target

To **target** (対象 *Taishō*) a card is to select it as the recipient for some effect.

The word "target" was introduced in WXDi-P00 INTERLUDE DIVA and its associated decks, the first sets of Diva Selection. Additionally, all cards before Diva Selection that chose a SIGNI or a card in a public zone, such as Hisui, Natural Crystal, have had their wordings changed to say "target."

The Shadow keyword prevents a SIGNI from being targeted by the opponent.
LRIG Trash

The **LRIG Trash** (ルリグトラッシュ, *Rurigu Torasshu*) is the gameplay Zone where ARTS are put after they have been used, and where LRIG cards are put to pay Exceed costs. Resonas and keys may be put here for the costs of certain abilities. If a player puts a key onto the field and they already have a key, the previous key is put into the LRIG Trash.

The LRIG Trash is located to the right of the trash.

Compared to the trash, few cards interact with the LRIG Trash.
Torneus Nuevus

**¡DEMUESTRA TU VERDADERO POTENCIAL!**
¡Bienvenidos a la sexta edición del Torneo Fanon de Artes Marciales! nuevamente manejado por mí. Para esta edición, van a haber mínimos cambios que, bueno, ya van a ver.

La cantidad mínima para este torneo es de quince. Estos se enfrentarán durante todo el torneo contra distintos adversarios. Las inscripciones durarán una semana, aunque, si hiciese falta extenderlas, lo haré. Tras el cierre de las inscripciones voy a publicar el blog de la primera ronda, en una fecha cercana de no más de uno o dos días.

## Personajes

Para ingresar al torneo se tiene que contar con un personaje creado por uno mismo, así como por una técnica. En caso de no tenerse en mente ninguna técnica para participar, no hay problema, pues hay una "por defecto": el clásico Kamehameha. Dependiendo de cuántos votos tenga para el fin de las votaciones, su ataque será más o menos poderoso que el de su rival, concediéndole la victoria.
La técnica puede ser dejada en comentarios o, si se desea dejarse en secreto, pueden mandármela por MP en el Chat Z. No hace falta un artículo para ella, pero sí una descripción "decente".

## Formato de peleas

Las peleas esta vez no van a ser "ganador del combate 1 contra el ganador del combate 2". Todos los personajes van a tener un combate seleccionado al azar, y para la próxima ronda, los que queden van a volver a ser sorteados para ver contra quién pelean. De esta forma, todos los combates serán impredecibles.

## Personajes del torneo pasado

Todos aquellos personajes que fueron participantes del **Torneo Fanon del Poder** tienen la participación completamente prohibida.

## Normas

* El personaje tiene que ser de propia autoría. Además, no se puede cambiar una vez que se dejó.
* Aquellos usuarios que deseen participar necesitan tener una semana de antigüedad en el Wiki, y una cuenta.
* Tu voto no puede ser modificado una vez que se publicó. ¡A pensarlo bien antes de comentar!
Limiting condition

A **limiting condition** (限定条件, **gentei jōken**) is a characteristic that cards may have, indicating that a card can only be used if your LRIG has a certain LRIG type.

If a card has a limiting condition, it is listed in the center-left area of the card, stating "X limited", where X is a LRIG type. If a SIGNI or key has a limiting condition, that means it cannot be put onto the field in any way unless your center LRIG has the specified LRIG type. (If you grow into a LRIG, and that LRIG doesn't have the LRIG type specified by the limiting condition of a SIGNI you have on the field, that SIGNI is put into the trash.) If an ARTS or spell has a limiting condition, that means it cannot be used unless your LRIG has the specified LRIG type. A card's limiting condition does not prevent a player from including it in their deck or LRIG deck, ener charging it, using it to pay costs, or using its Life Burst.

Some cards, like Last Select, specify multiple LRIG types with their limiting condition, indicating it can be used if your LRIG has either LRIG type.
Shuffle

To **shuffle** (シャッフル *shaffuru*) a pile of cards is to randomize the order of the cards in that pile. Each player shuffles their deck at the beginning of the game, and whenever it is searched by effects.

Some effects instruct the player to shuffle a card(s) into their deck. To do so, that player puts that card anywhere in their deck, then shuffles their deck so that the position of the card shuffled into the deck is randomized along with the rest of the deck's contents.

Certain effects that have a player look at a number of cards from the top of their deck will have that player shuffle those cards and put them on the bottom of their deck. These effects use the phrase "shuffle the rest and put them on the bottom of your deck" in Japanese, and are denoted by "put the rest on the bottom of your deck in a random order" in the English version of WIXOSS.
Hastalyk

A **Hastalyk** (ハスターリク *Hasutāriku*) is a game object that is placed on a SIGNI Zone by the effect of Umr =Tre=, Key to Performing Shout. It has the following ability:

## Trivia

* The Hastalyk is named after a Great Old One from the Cthulhu Mythos, originating from the *Malleus Monstrorum*, a gaming supplement for the *Call of Cthulhu* RPG.
Adventures on the High Seas (Second Edition)

A.K.A.**"Book 3 Adventures on the High Seas"**

**Palladium Fantasy Setting**
**Cover by:** Martin McKenna
**Artists:** Scott Johnson, Martin McKenna, Wayne Breaux Jr., Peter Simon, Kevin Siembieda
**Author Name(s):** Kevin Siembieda, Erik Wujcik
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Layer

**Layer** (レイヤー *Reiyā*) is a keyword associated with Dona and found on white Outcast SIGNI.

SIGNI with the Layer ability have effects marked with the Layer icon (). Layer allows these SIGNI to give effects marked with the Layer icon to all of your Outcast SIGNI, allowing them to strengthen each other as they amass on the field.
Idol Spirit

**Idol Spirit** (精像 *Seizō*) is a class, and one of the five "superclasses" that other classes are classified under. Classes under this type represent phenomena created by people, including concepts of the arts and sciences, as well as legendary or mythical figures.

## List of Idol Spirit classes

* Angel
* Brave
* Chimera
* Demon
* Noble
* Succubus
* Wisdom
Primal Spirit

**Primal Spirit** (精元, *Seigen*) is a SIGNI class associated with colorless SIGNI. The majority of Primal Spirits are titled "Servant"; these are named O, D, T, or Q depending on their level (One, Duo, Tre, Quatre respectively), and most of these have Multi Ener and Guard.

There are four types of Primal Spirits. The first type has "Life Burst: Ener Charge 1", the second has no Life Burst, and third type has "Life Burst: Draw 1 card," and the fourth type has "Life Burst: Add 1 <Primal Spirit> SIGNI from your trash to your hand."

Being the only SIGNI in WIXOSS to have the ability to Guard, Primal Spirits are a staple in every deck. In addition, Multi Ener enables decks to pay for other color costs by using Primal Spirits in the Ener Zone.

## Gameplay

Primal Spirit SIGNI are primarily played in decks as a source of Guard SIGNI. This staple ability allows players to fend off the attacks of the opponent's LRIG, and many decks run 6 to 8 Guards. Primal Spirit SIGNI are frequently used to fill out a player's early levels. As Primal Spirit SIGNI also have Multi Ener, they are also often used to pay off-color costs, most frequently off-color ARTS.

Even though Primal Spirits are usually played in small numbers to supplement a deck's defenses, decks centered around Primal Spirits exist. These usually revolve around the powerful offensive capability of Gathering Protection. The few non-Guard Primal Spirits support the deck by searching out other Servants, eventually closing out the game with Servant Y or Servant Z.

## Support

*Main article: Category:Primal Spirit Support*
Mayu (Stand Up, the LRIG!)

**Mayu**  *(繭)* is one of the main antagonists of the Wixoss franchise and the creator of the original Selector System. She retains that role in Stand Up, the LRIG! and is still the creator of the Selector Battles in both their concept and execution, but it is through a collabrative effort with Star-vader, Chaos Breaker Dragon that they are able to manifest the system and its hidden catches into the outside world from her own dimension where her White Room lies and her vengeful spirit lingers.

In the crossover fic, Mayu still conducts the battles for revenge on the girls that were able to select when she could not before her death under her father's negilgence, but she also seeks the destruction of the outside world for the dark desires of humanity, a view very much shared with the only friend she ever had, Miyako Kominato. She aims to achieve this by using Wixoss factors gathered from the battles over the last 20 - 30 years to open a gateway for the surviving Star-vaders to bring ruin upon the outside world and was very close to almost skipping over that process when she possessed Ruko Kominato after Yuki had weakened her body with Reverse.

## Personality

*For more information on Mayu's personality in actual canon, see this page.*

*To be added...*
Fury

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NSW Fury is shown on Wednesday nights at 11pm UK, 6pm East and 3pm West on https://www.twitch.tv/nswnetwork then uploaded to our YouTube channel the next day.

The NSW Fury roster can appear on this show each Wednesday.

## Current champions

* As of 22nd March 2018

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Shockwave World Championship

The **Shockwave World Championship** is a world heavyweight championship, created and promoted by the NSW on the Shockwave brand. It is one of three world titles in the promotion, and was created on March 5th 2018.

## See also

* NSW
* Champion history - History of the wrestlers who have held the belt.
* Title matches - Matches in which the title was defended.
* Champion gallery - A gallery of all champions.

## External links

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Adventures in the Northern Wilderness

**System Resource Updated!**
**This book uses the Palladium RPG First Edition Revised rules.**
Palladium Books has not updated this listing to the current edition of Palladium Fantasy rules.

A.K.A.**"Book 4 Adventures in the Northern Wilderness"**

**Palladium Fantasy Setting**
**Cover by:** Keith Parkinson
**Artists:** Eric Talbot, Larry MacDougall, Kevin Long
**Author Name(s):** Thomas Bartold, Grant S. Boucher, Kevin Davies, Jeffrey Gomez, Kevin Long, Alex Marciniszyn, Kevin Siembieda, Erick Wujcik
This book contains **96** pages.

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Rage tag team Championships

The **Rage tag team Championships** is a Tag Team championships, created and promoted by the NSW on the RAGE brand. It is one of three Tag Team titles in the promotion, and was created on March 5th 2018..

## See also

* NSW
* Champion history - History of the wrestlers who have held the belt.
* Title matches - Matches in which the title was defended.
* Champion gallery - A gallery of all champions.

## External links

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Fury Episode 4

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The 28th March, 2018 Edition of Fury is a Professional wrestling E-FED show of the NSW's Fury brand, which will be Fury 4th show..

## Summary

This weeks episode of Fury would kick off with Fury World Champion Danny Sixx as he addressed the fans saying how they were nobodies unlike him and would then turn his attentions to the man who beat him last week Draco Child and now has a shot at Revolution at the championship. This would quickly turn to chaos as Draco made his presence known that erupted in a brawl between the two until referee's and security managed to break them up. Fury would see many great matches as there would be two triple threat matches which would see who would go to Revolution in a brand supremacy battle royal and these matches say Chris Walker defeat Zengar Venu and debuting Simon Kether and Disco Dan beating Erek and Hunter Gauge. Other matches on the card would see Los Felinos Fatal beat One Sec, Tina Galla beat Ashley Zynda, Arron The Destroyer beat debuting Trent Stevens and Selena Sayre beating some Local Talent. The main event would be a huge one as it would see Justin Sane defend his Internet Title in a 2 out of 3 falls match against Eli Robledo with Sane picking up the final 2 falls in order to retain the title in a suspenseful battle. Watch Fury now to watch the superstars of Fury put on another fantastic show for the fans.

## Matches

(c) refers to the champion(s) heading into the match.
* Match 7 (Internet title match 2 out of 3 falls)

**(Winner) Justin Sane (c) v Eli Robledo**

* Match 6

**Local Talent v Selena Sayre (Winner)**

* Match 5

**Trent Stevens v Arron The Destroyer (Winner)**

* Match 4

**(Winner) Disco Dan v Erek v Hunter Gauge**

* Match 3

**(Winner) Tina Galla v Ashley Zynda**

* Match 2

**Zengar Venu v Chris Walker (Winner) v Simon Kether**

* Match 1

**(Winners) Los Felinos Fatal v One sec**

## Other on-screen talent

* Tim Price

Referees* Jim Judgement

## External links

* NSW on Twitch

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Shockwave Episode 4

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The 31st March, 2018 Edition of Shockwave is a Professional wrestling E-FED show of the NSW Shockwave brand, which will be Shockwave 4th show.

## Summary

This weeks edition of Shockwave would see all three of the superstars involved in the Shockwave World Title match at Revolution have matches of their own and the show would kick off with one of these as RCW Is De3d defeated one of the competitors in Thomas End. The show would have see the other two competitors also defeated as Nick Hemmerling defeated Cody Hagen and John Woods defeated the Shockwave World Champion Jeffery Blight in the Main Event. The show would be jam packed with many more great matches as we would see the debuts of CJ Young, Andrew Knight and CJ Blunt. Also included in the show would see Jared Elgin and Dan Masters qualify for the Revolution Brand Battle Royal and the debuting Sara pick up a huge win in a battle royal to become number one contender to the Shockwave Women's Championship. Watch Shockwave now to see another great edition of Shockwave from great matches to shocking results.

## Matches

(c) refers to the champion(s) heading into the match.
* Match 8

**Jeffery Blight v John Woods (Winner)**

* Match 7

**(Winner) Andrew Knight v CJ Blunt**

* Match 6

**(Winner) The Mundo v Danny Richardson**

* Match 5 (Battle Royal)

**Amber Black v Mellisa v Payne v Sara (Winner) v Omega v Walker**

* Match 4

**Cody Hagen v Nik Hemmerling (winner)**

* Match 3

**Jordan Garcia v CJ Young (Winner)**

* Match 2

**Damien Hunter & Shane Hunter v Jared Elgin & Dan Masters (Winners)**

* Match 1

**Thomas End v RCW is de3d (Winner)**

## External links

* NSW on Twitch

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NSW Revolution 2018

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## Summary

Revolution would be the first PPV for NSW and it would kick off with a great pre show as we would see both Nova Mahal and Jay Money qualify for the main event of Revolution to determine the first Rage World Champion. On the main show many great matches would fill the card as titles would be defended and the show would see new champions crowned. This came in the form of Thomas End becoming the new Shockwave World Champion, Matt Saviour becoming the first No Limits Champion, Danny Richardson becoming the first Twitch Champion and Barbie Versace becoming the new Rage Women's Champion. The show would also see Shockwave come out on top in the Interbrand Battle Royal as Dan Masters would pick up the win and not only get Shockwave the main event of the next PPV but also a title shot in his future. Revolution would also see a shocking moment as Ryan Riley would be attacked by a mystery person after his scheduled match was cancelled and would leave him having to be taken to a local medical facility. Revolution would end with an incredible main event as Jay Money would become the first Rage World Champion defeating Nova Mahal in what was an incredible match and a hard fought battle between the two. Watch Revolution now to watch the first PPV from NSW and to watch a great night of action with many twists and turns and people making their dreams come true and other peoples dreams being shattered.

## Matches

(c) refers to the champion(s) heading into the match.
* Match 8 (Rage World title match)

**Nova Mahal v Jay Money (Winner)**

* Match 7 (Shockwave womens title match)

**(Winner) Kaitlyn Owens (c) v Sara**

* Match 6 (Interband battle Royal)

**Dylan Evans v Jess Okerlund III v Chris Walker v Dan Masters (Winner) v Jarded Elgin v Disco Dan**

* Match 5 (Rage womens title match)

**Rosie Fell (c) v Barbie Versace (Winner)**

* Match 4 (Fury World title match)

**(Winner) Danny Sixx (c) v Draco Child**

* Match 3 (Shockwave twitch title ladder match)

**The Mundo v Danny Richardson (Winner) v RCW is De3d v DM West**

* Match 2 (Rage No Limits title match)

**Josh Snyper v Matt Saviour (Winner)**

* Match 1 (Shockwave world title match)

**Jeffery Blight (c) v Thomas End (Winner) v Cody Hegan**

Pre show:

* Match 2 (Rage title tournament semi final)

**(Winner) Jay Money v Tim Rage**

* Match 1 (Rage title tournament semi final)

**(Winner) Nova Mahal v Jason Drake**

## Other on-screen talent

* Tim Price

Referees* Big Match John
* Jim Judgement
* Bill Decision

## External links

* NSW on Twitch

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Rage Episode 1

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The 6th March, 2018 Edition of Rage is a Professional wrestling E-FED show of the NSW's Rage brand, which will be Rage first ever show at the Denver Pepsi Center.

## Summary

This was the debut show of NSW Rage and NSW would look to kick off it's rebrand with a bang and it sure delivered. Rage GM Tod Saxton would be revealed and would announce a tournament to crown the first Rage World Champion and that it is everyone's job to deliver. The stars of Rage would look to make their mark as in tournament matches Willy Street would defeat Samuel Rogers, Nova Mahal would defeat Josh Snyper, Jason Drake would defeat Jacob Anderson and Oliver Bisping would defeat Matt Rhoads. The show would also be filled with chaos and brutality as Kimberly Briggs brutal defeated Mexican Kelsey and an electrifying backstage brawl would ensue between Morgan Wolf and Ryan Riley that required both to seek medical attention. The main event between Jay Money and Tim Rage would show both individuals as arrogant in their own ways as they looked to prove who was the best and Tim Rage would be the one to pay for his over confidence as Jay Money would pick up a big win against him. Watch the show now to watch an amazing debut episode of NSW Rage.

## Matches

(c) refers to the champion(s) heading into the match.
* Match 8

 **(Winner) Jay Money v Tim Rage**

* Match 7 (Rage 1st round tournament match)

**Matt Rhoads v Oliver Bisping (Winner)**

* Match 6 (Rage 1st round tournament match)

**(Winner) Jason Drake v Jacob Anderson**

* Match 5

**(No Contest) Morgan Wolf v Ryan Riley**

* Match 4

**(Winner) Matt Saviour v Ryan Edwards**

* Match 3

**(Winner) Kimbley Briggs v Mexican Kelsey**

* Match 2 (Rage 1st round tournament match)

**(Winner) Nova Mahal v Josh Snyper**

* Match 1 (Rage 1st round tournament match)

**Samuel Rogders v Willy Street (Winner)**

## Other on-screen talent

* Tim Price

Referees* Big Match John

## External links

* NSW on Twitch

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Fury Episode 5

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The 5th April, 2018 Edition of Fury is a Professional wrestling E-FED show of the NSW's Fury brand, which will be Fury 5th show..

## Summary

This weeks edition of Fury would kick off straight into action as Eli Robledo would defeat Devin Daniels getting revenge for the harsh comments that Devin Daniels had made towards Eli Robledo, claiming how it should not have been him who got a Internet Title shot last week. Fury would be filled with many great matches such as Disco Dan defeated the debuting EC Styles, Aaron The Destroyer defeating Trent Stevens in a big rematch, Zengar Venu defeating Erek, Ashley Zynda defeating the debuting Emilia Red and debuting Zach Smith defeating also debuting Chase Henderson. This show would see the crowning of the first Fury Tag Team Champions as the GWO would claim victory over Los Felinos Fatal and be crowned the first champions. The main event would also be huge as it would see Fury World Champion Danny Sixx, Internet Champion Justin Sane, Chris Walker and Ryan Riley defeating Draco Child, Hunter Gauge, Simon Kether and Tristan Knight in dominating fashion. Watch Fury now to watch a great night of action from the superstars of Fury.

## Matches

(c) refers to the champion(s) heading into the match.
* Match 8

**(Winner) Danny Sixx & Justin Sane & Chris Walker & Ryan Riley v Draco Child & Hunter Gauge & Simon Kether & Tristan Knight**

* Match 7

**(Winner) Zach Smith v Chase Henderson**

* Match 6 (Rage Tag team titles)

**LOS FELINOS FATAL v THE GWO (Winner)**

* Match 5

**(Winner) Ashley Zynda v Emilia Red**

* Match 4

**Erek v Zengar Venu (Winner)**

* Match 3

**(Winner) Arron The Destroyer v Trent Stevens**

* Match 2

**(Winner) Disco dan v EC Styles**

* Match 1

**(Winner) Eli Robledo v Devan Daniels**

## Other on-screen talent

* Tim Price

Referees* Jim Judgement

## External links

* NSW on Twitch

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Rage/Roster

## Roster

**MEN**

**WOMEN**

## Tag Teams & Stables

* **The Elite:**  Matt Rhoads & Mike Schaller
* **The Disney Alliance:**  AJZ & Killer Whale

## On-air talent

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Octavus Concursus di Imagus Destacadus

¡Bienvenidos al Octavo Concurso de Imagen Destacada!

Aprovecharé la ocasión para brindar un pequeño "homenaje" al héroe del torneo del poder, el Androide Número 17.

*Sacrificarse por otros también es muy humano.*

Buenos días/tardes/noches o madrugadas (kappa), ¿Todo tranka? Espero que se encuentren muy bien. Estamos por iniciar tal y como el blog lo indica, a la octava edición del concurso de imagen destacada, dirigido por Mí, la verdad es la primera vez que hago un concurso de Imagen Destacada ya que siempre pasaba del Torneo al concurso de User Destacado pero bueno, espero que salga todo bien. Sin más que decir... comencemos.

Reglas y Requisitos/Imagen Destacada

**General:**

* Para inscribir una imagen, es necesario tener una semana de antigüedad en la Wiki.(Debe haber pasado una semana desde la primera edición).

**Imagen:**

* No puedes inscribir una imagen de otro usuario.
* La imagen que inscribas debe tener un mínimo cambio hecho por vos mismo.
* Puedes inscribir una imagen hecha especialmente para esta ocasión, siempre y cuando no se salga de tema respecto a la Wiki.
* No puedes inscribir una imagen que ya haya sido destacada.
* El máximo a inscribir son 2 imágenes por usuario.

**Introducción**

**El dibujo es sin duda una forma de expresión tan reconocida como la escritura, permitiéndonos expresarnos en forma de ilustraciones. Cada uno tiene su estilo y su forma de expresión. ¡No temas expresarte frente a los demás y permiteles apreciar tu arte!** Y aquí está el tema prometido, las imágenes. El ganador recibirá un premio para su perfil y su imagen aparecerá en la portada como destacada.

**Método de elección**

Una vez cerradas las inscripciones, las imágenes se dividirán en grupos de tres, y en cada grupo los usuarios votarán por su imagen favorita, las imágenes ganadoras de sus respectivos grupos volverán a dividirse en grupos de tres y así hasta tener un ganador.

Las inscripciones durarán una semana, ¡Así que buena suerte a todos y nos vemos en el próximo blog!
Fury Episode 3

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The 22nd March, 2018 Edition of Fury is a Professional wrestling E-FED show of the NSW's Fury brand, which will be Fury 3rd show..

## Summary

This weeks edition of Fury would kick off with the announcement of the main event being non title action as Draco Child would take on the Fury World Champion Danny Sixx. The first match would follow that as the heated rivalry between Chris Walker and Hunter Gauge would continue as Chris Walker would win in a brutal extreme rules match but Hunter would get the last laugh as he beat down on Chris Walker, unhappy with the lose. Fury would also see some great debuts as Arron The Destroyer would defeat Disco Dan, Devin Daniels would defeat debuting Zengar Venu is his debut and a hard fought contest would see Ashley Zynda win against the debuting Selena Sayre. The main event between Draco Child and Danny Sixx would get everyone talking as it was a brutal match between the two that in the end would see Draco Child pick up a huge shock win and after the match offer to shake Danny's hand only to have it slapped away. Watch Fury now to catch up on the latest episode and watch the great superstars of Fury put on another incredible show.

## Matches

(c) refers to the champion(s) heading into the match.
* Match 8

**Danny Sixx v Draco Child (Winner)**

* Match 7

**(Winner) Justin Sane v Tre Donovan**

* Match 6

**(Winner) Devan Daniels v Zengar Venu**

* Match 5

**(Winner) Ashley Zynda v Selena Sayre**

* Match 4

**Los Felinos Fatal v The GWO (Winners)**

* Match 3

**(Winner) Arron The Destroyer v Disco Dan**

* Match 2

**(Winner) Eli Robledo v Erek**

* Match 1

**(Winner) Chris Walker v Hunter Gauge**

## Other on-screen talent

* Tim Price

Referees* Jim Judgement

## External links

* NSW on Twitch

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Shockwave Episode 5

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The 8th April, 2018 Edition of Shockwave is a Professional wrestling E-FED show of the NSW Shockwave brand, which will be Shockwave 5th show.

## Matches

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* Match 8

**Thomas End & Danny Richardson v Dan Masters & Jeffery**

* Match 7

**Tre Hendrixx v Craven Winter Jr v Arron chase**

* Match 6

**Owens & Omega v Sara & Walker**

* Match 5 (Battle Royal number on contendership for Twitch championship)

**Shane Hunter v John Woods v Nick Hemmerling v RCW is de3d v Cody Hegan v The Mundo v Jared Elgin v CJ Blunt**

* Match 4

**Hanna Hardcore v Kim Rage**

* Match 3

**Perry Valentine v Jaden Shadow**

* Match 2

**Amber Black v Mellisa**

* Match 1

**Damien Hunter v Andrew Knight**

## Other on-screen talent

* Tim Price

Referees* Bill Decision

## External links

* NSW on Twitch

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Segundus etapus dil concursus di serius destacadus

Buenas, como dije, hoy daré paso a que se haga el descarte de series que no pueden llegar a ser destacadas.

En esta edición hubieron unas cuantas series postuladas, más de las que creí que postularían, sinceramente. xd

Bueno, yendo al grano, explicaré cómo se elegirán a las series que pasarán a la ronda final.

En total, hubieron 8 seres postuladas, por lo cual he decidido que pasen 4 series de estas 8.

Bueno, les dejo por aquí el título de cada serie, y nosotros haremos los votos en los comentarios, para evitar posibles problemas al editar el artículo y que todo se vaya alv.

* **School Fanon** by **Gond SS**
* **Dragon Ball Dark Battles** by **Cristian9999**
* **Dragon Ball Overlimit** by **Z Lance**
* **U6: Earth Legends** by **Alepallez**
* **Dragon Ball God and Demon** by **Tyson Kun**
* **Dragon Ball Saikai** by **Cabe Ssj**
* **Dragon Ball FGS** by **Alelinkgamer5817**
* **Dragon Ball Super Z** by **Marta molina**

Bien, la manera en que se manejará la apreciación, por así decirlo, de las series será en base a puntos. Debido a que debemos hacer una crítica, donde expresemos la razón por lo cual la serie debe o no pasar a la ronda final, cada voto valdrá dos puntos.

Las series que obtengan más votos serán las que pasen a la última fase del concurso. En el caso de que haya un empate entre la serie 4 y una serie 5, por ejemplo, se discutirá entre todos, por medio de comparaciones entre ambas series, cuál debe pasar entre ellas.

Sin más que decir, daré un tiempo de una semana para desarrollar esta fase. ¡Saludos!
Fury Episode 2

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The 14th March, 2018 Edition of Fury is a Professional wrestling E-FED show of the NSW's Fury brand, which will be Fury 2nd show..

## Summary

This weeks edition of Fury would kick off with Fury GM Harry Green as he announced that instead of the original ten man battle royal to determine the first Internet Champion, he changed it to a 6 man ladder match and announced how the Internet Title would be defended in the future and that 3 champions would be crowned on this edition. The first match to kick off the show would see a brutal 6 man ladder match as Justin Zydor would be crowned the first Internet Champion. The show would also see Tina Galla and Eve Sparks yet again blow the roof off the arena as they would have another back and forth classic that would see Tina Galla crowned the first Fury Women's Champion. This edition would also see the impressive debuts of both Erek and Ashley Zynda. Finally came the main event which would see Danny Sixx, Chris Walker and Hunter Gauge all look to make history and become the first Fury World Champion and when the dust settled and all was said and done it was Danny Sixx who would come out on top to be crowned the first Fury World Champion. Watch Fury now to watch the superstars of Fury put on yet another fantastic show and make history.

## Matches

(c) refers to the champion(s) heading into the match.

* Match 5 (Fury title match)

**(Winner) Danny Sixx v Chris Walker v Hunter Gauge**

* Match 4

**(Winner) Ashley Zynda v Local talent**

* Match 3 (Women's title match)

**(Winner) Tina Galla v Eve Sparks**

* Match 2

**(Winner) Erek v Disco Dan**

* Match 1 (Ladder match for internet title)

**Aaron Winter v Draco Child v Eli Robledo v Mike Sarajevo v Justin Zydor (winner) v Tre Donovan**

## Other on-screen talent

* Tim Price

Referees* Jim Judgement

## External links

* NSW on Twitch

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