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Galaxy Chaos

The Galaxy Chaos are one of the teams in Mutant Football League. Their logo is the head of an alien. The entire team consists of Criminal Aliens. This team is one of the locked teams in the game. To unlock this team, the player must win the Mayhem Bowl in Season Mode. Their stadium is "Ceti Alpha Stadium" situated on Meteorite DCLXVI.

## Trivia

Dirty Tricks

*Offense*

* Sonic Blast

* Warp Speed

**Defense**

* Ginormous

* Time Warp

**Player References**

* Bruise Receiver Kasheek Spewbacca, Receiver Scar Scar Jinx, and Guard Slobba Da'gut are parodies of *Star Wars* characters Chewbacca, Jar Jar Binks, and Jabba the Hutt respecitvely.
	+ Slobba is the second parody of Jabba the Hutt, the first being Pizza the Hutt from the Mel Brooks film *Spaceballs*, who was a parody of both Jabba and real life pizza chain, Pizza Hut.
	+ Deathomir Runcore is a reference to the planet of Dathomir, homeworld of the monstrous Rancor featured in *Return of the Jedi*.
* Blitzer Great Kazoo is a parody of The Great Gazoo, a character from the cartoon *The Flintstones*.
* Blitzer Invader Cree is a parody of both *Invader Zim* and the Kree from Marvel Comics.
* Safety Cy Bork is a parody on the word cyborg.
* Quaterback Barada Clawtu and Enforcer Klaatu reference the words "klaatu barada nikto" from the *Evil Dead* franchise, which are in turn taken from *The Day the Earth Stood Still*.
* Line Basher Gort is named for the unstoppable alien robot from *The Day the Earth Stood Still.*
* Cover Back Elite Sanghelly is a reference to the Sangheili species from the *Halo* franchise, who were given the reporting name of Elites by their human opponents.
* Enforcer Furyan Killick is a reference to Richard B. Riddick of *The Chronicles of Riddick*, who is revealed to be the last of the Furyan people.
* Receiver Terl Psychlos is named after Terl, the main villain of L. Ron Hubbard's infamously terrible *Battlefield: Earth*, who is a member of the Psychlo species.
* Guard DS9 Boredom is a reference to the 3rd TV series in the *Star Trek* franchise, *Deep Space Nine*, which was notoriously considered underwhelming compared to its predecessors when it first aired.
* Cover Back Krypton Siege is a reference to the divisive Superman film *Man of Steel*, which opened with a battle known as the Siege of Krypton.

**Team Trivia**

* The team is a homage to the Abductors from Sammy's *Dirty Pigskin Football*.
* They are one of the two teams that the whole roster is one race, the other being the Tokyo Terminators.
* Meteorite DCLXVI is a reference to the Number of the Beast, a term in the Book of Revelation in the New Testament of the Bible.
* Their stadium is a reference to the world of Ceti Alpha V, where classic *Star Trek* villain Khan Noonien Singh was left at the end of the episode "Space Seed", and subsequently found at the beginning of *Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan*.
Killadelphia Evils

The Killadelphia Evils are one of the teams in Mutant Football League, added on February 1st, 2018 in time for the Mayhem Bowl against the Nuked London Hatriots (to mimic the real-life Super Bowl LII). The team is a parody of the Philadelphia Eagles. Their symbol is a horned gray demon holding the word "Evils" against a green background. Their stadium is "Too Big to Fail Financial Stadium" situated in Killadelphia, Pennsylvania and is a parody of "Lincoln Financial Field".

## Trivia

Dirty Tricks

**Offense:**

* Murder Ball

* Roid Rage

**Defense:**

* Berserk

* Thunderclap

**Player References**

* Guard The Bodyguard is the nickname of the 2017 Philadelphia Eagles’ starting Left Tackle, Jason Peters.
* Guard Wannahachalugi Matai is a parody of the 2017 Philadelphia Eagles’ backup offensive lineman, Halapoulivaati Vaitai.

**Team Trivia**

* The team is a spiritual successor to the Screaming Evils from the original Mutant League Football.
* The team is called the **Killidelphia Lethals** in team stats.
* If the player chooses the team in season mode, they replace the Deadlanta Vultures in the Corporate division of the Monster Conference, to mimic the real-life NFC East.
* They are one of the four teams whose roster doesn't contain Mutant-Humans, the others being the Steelheads, the Vultures, and the Panzers.
* The Liberty Bells in the stadium near the endzone is a reference to the historic Liberty Bell located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
* They are the only team in the game with two kickers. They're also the only team in the game with four quarterbacks instead of five.
Nuked London Hatriots

Nuked London Hatriots banner

## Details

**The Nuked London Hatriots**  are one of the teams in Mutant Football League. The team is a parody of the New England Patriots although the team in this case is based in England rather than Massachusetts. The roster has every race in the game so far. Their symbol is a yellow mutant with red hair wearing a gas mask.

Their stadium is Phlegmbly Stadium situated in Ground Zero, London and is a parody of Wembley Stadium, one of the NFL's venues for the league's London Games.

## Theme

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## Dirty Tricks

**Offense:**

* Sonic Blast
* Shotgun

**Defense:**

* Ginormous
* Time Warp

## Trivia

**Player References**

* Line Basher War Hammer is a reference to *Warhammer*.

**Team Trivia**

* Acording to Urban Dictionary, a hatriot is person who zealously supports his/her political dogma to the point of bigotry towards people of opposing opinions.
	+ It is also a caller to *The David Pakman Show* who records "Hatriot Mail" comments expressing his/her ultra-conservative views in a derogatory manner.
	+ The word shares the same name with a thrash metal band from Oakland, California.
* Their kicker BleedIt KickItOutski is the only non-star player to have a perfect 100 across all stats.
Slaydrian Beaterson

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Slaydrian Beaterson is one of the MFL All-Stars in Mutant Football League as a free agent running back. He is a parody of Adrian Peterson.

### Gallery

* Purple Mutant Eaters Card
* Cardinal Sins Profile

## Trivia

* He is the only backup star to have a portrait.
* The stick he is holding is a reference to his real life counterpart's alleged beating of his son with a tree branch.
2018 MFL Invitational Championship

Those who have gotten at least 2 wins across Ultimate MFL showdown I and Ulitmate MFL Showdown II gained entry into the

2018 Invitational Championship.

 There was a qualifier tournament to fill a leftover spot in the 8 player bracket which was won by TryZen.

GatlingNuke438 wins against carnageraiser in a rematch in the finals.
Criminal Aliens

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Criminal Aliens are one of the races in Mutant Football League.

Criminal aliens are quick and fidgety creatures, known for their ability to stop on a dime. They propel themselves differently than any other species, moving like a ball in a forward rolling motion. Not only does this make them much more difficult to tackle, it also helps prevent them from being cracked open like a broiled lobster with drawn butter on the field (alien tails served on a bed of glazed orc hairs are considered a delicacy in some parts of the galaxy). Aliens are the most intelligent species in the league, with many moving into front office positions after their playing career is over. They are amazing receivers, soaring through the air to snatch passes, and equally great at defending. Their weakness is they don’t deliver a lot of hitting damage, so they aren’t good fighters, but they do have a good defense against fights: they can turn players into piles of bones with toxic acid blood that explodes out of them when they die. Aliens are balanced at nearly all skill positions, making them great receivers, running backs, quarterbacks and defensive backs.

**Quirks**

* Immune to acid
* Fast and mobile
* Low tackling damage and post-play damage
* Turns into damaging acid pool when killed
* Unique sprint animation

### Signature Team

The Galaxy Chaos are comprised entirely of Criminal Aliens.

### Notable All-Stars

* Scary Double-Barrel of the Cardinal Sins
* O'Hell Wreckem Jr. of the Leaveland Burns
* Xeno-Hunter of the Galaxy Chaos

## Trivia

* This race bears a striking resemblance to the Xenomorphs from the *Alien* film series.
BruiserBots

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BruiserBots are one of the races in Mutant Football League.

When the Microhard Corporation joined the robotic technology race and created the iBot, it changed the world and cemented them as a leading industrial juggernaut. So when World War IV ended, what was left of the United States government made a deal with Microhard to develop top secret, lethal robotic technology to quell the great demonic uprising. As the ancient history books note, this plan failed when the robots turned on their programmers and set out to exterminate the entire human race. This uprising ended with The Great Bot Pox—a virus that wiped out most of models, but a few survived, including the Bruiser Class, aka BruiserBots. It was always rumored that the Alien species were responsible for the virus, although this has never been proven. When BruiserBots were first introduced to the MFL, most were skeptical about these metallic monstrosities, but as technology advanced, corporate teams started acquiring BruiserBots more than any other species due to their cost effectiveness and reduced health care costs. The current updated BruiserBots have massive armor and devastating power to inflict maximum damage on the opposition. No other species in the league can sustain the amount of damage like a BruiserBot, but on the downside, they are slow behemoths. Their natural positions on the field are blitzers and blockers, and, for teams that can afford them, excellent enforcers. They are lethal, very hard to kill, and have no emotions off the field, an MFL owner’s dream.

**Quirks**

* Immune to fire (less affected by mines, "Flame On" Dirty Trick, etc)
* More resistant to damage.
* Slow

### Signature Team

The Tokyo Terminators are comprised entirely of BruiserBots.

### Notable All-Stars

* Airbourne Dodgers of the Grim Bay Attackers
* Akinori Sumoninja of the Tokyo Terminators
* Mouthy Sherminator of the Microhard Mutilators
* Wham Neutron of the Scarolina Panzers

Mosh Slammen of the Snuffalo Thrills

## Trivia

* This race shares the same name with a team from Mutant League Hockey.
Warp Speed

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Warp Speed is one of the Dirty Tricks the players can use in Mutant Football League. Warp speed makes the selected player move extremely fast. This dirty trick can be used on offense or defense depending on the team. On offense, the play is a handoff to the running back. Once the running back receives the ball, he will go very fast for a limited period of time. If the dirty trick is a defensive dirty trick, it is a blitz play with a Blitzer getting the speed up.

### Teams

#### Offense

* Galaxy Chaos
* Insane Cults
* New Yuck Tyrants
* Tokyo Terminators

#### Defense

* Cardinal Sins
* Deadlanta Vultures
* Grim Bay Attackers
* Motor City Maniacs

The catch with Warp Speed is that the effect stops if the sped-up player encounters an obstacle. The player must have an open field to achieve his aim (a big gain or touchdown if on offense, a sack if on defense). Furthermore, the physics involved mean that if an opposition player hits a player in Warp Speed, there's a significant risk of a kill (which for an offensive Warp Speed will mean a Fumble).

### Abilities

Both versions of the Dirty Trick give the controlled player ridiculously fast speed.

### Counterplay

#### Offense

Use Thunderclap or Hot Potato to take out the ballcarrier. However, Thunderclap would give the defense and advantage and more room to recover the ball. Strawberry Fields which reverses the controls, is also a great counter.

#### Defense

Think fast when throwing a pass. If you're running the ball, you'll get tackled easily unless you have Beast Boost or Roid Rage.

### Penalties

There are no penalties for using Warp Speed.

### Manual

#### Offense

*Description from the Official Game Manual:*

This is a run play. When the running back receives the pitch from the quarterback he will explode in a blaze of speed. This is a high percentage scoring play, but if the ballcarrier comes into contact with anything while in Warp Speed mode he will be instantly stopped. Warp Speed lasts for a limited amount of time.

#### Defense

*Description from the Official Game Manual:*

Gives the user-controlled defender Warp Speed which is good for a quick sack or an amazing punt return. If the Warp Speed players comes into contact with anything he will be instantly stopped and lose the effect. Warp Speed lasts for a limited amount of time.
Ginormous

Ginormous is one of the Dirty Tricks the players can use in Mutant Football League. It is only accessible to the defense.

### Abilities

Ginormous causes the controlled player to become giant for a temporary period of time. Ginormous players can crush and severely injure opponents simply by walking over them and can make the ball carrier instantly fumble the ball. Their huge size also makes an effective screen for passes; it's tough for a quarterback to throw around a Ginormous player. They cannot be brought down by a tackle animation while Ginormous, though hits and field hazards can still hurt and kill them. If the user switches players, the previously-controlled player returns to normal and the new user-controlled player becomes Ginormous.

### Counterplay

On passing plays, you can't throw the ball away (as that will trigger a penalty for Unnecessary Cowardice). You need to find some way to scramble out of the way or make a *bona fide* attempt at a pass. If the Ginormous player is to one side of the field, throw to the other side if you can.

On running plays, running out of bounds preserves the best chance to minimize damage and retain possession.

On special teams, counterplay is very difficult. For punts, try to force the returner into a bad spot with traps. If you have a suspicion it's coming, aim the punt out of bounds before the snap. On field goals and extra points, there is little else to do except hope the kick gets a chance.

### Penalties

There are no penalties for using Ginormous. However, an active Bribe Ref can cancel out any turnover this dirty trick causes.

### Manual

*Description from the Official Game Manual:*

Whatever defensive player the user is controlling when this play is called will immediately grow to an enormous size when the ball is snapped. The “Ginormous” player will have a hit power rating boost and cause massive damage to any opposing player he comes into contact with. This effect lasts for the duration of the play or until the giant sustains enough damage.

## Trivia

* This Dirty Trick is strikingly similar to the Expansion Jutsu from *Naruto*.
* One of the lines Grim has when this play is called has him say "Fe fi fo fum", referencing the fairy tale Jack and the Beanstalk.

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QB Sack Attack

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QB Sack Attack is one of the Dirty Tricks the players can use in Mutant Football League. It is available only to the defense.

### Abilities

QB Sack Attack causes the defense to jump offside and attempt to kill the opposing quarterback by tackling him. Similar to Ref Attack with the quarterback as the target.

QB Sack Attack can be called straight out of the playbook or called as an audible at the line of scrimmage. If called out of the playbook, it will trigger when the ball is placed at its spot. If called as an audible, it will trigger immediately.

### Counterplay

The quarterback can avoid death by running out of bounds before his opponents catch up. The defense can still kill the quarterback if they hit him during the late-hit window after he leaves the field of play. All players are also subject to injury and death from Field Hazards during the dirty trick.

### Penalties

* If the quarterback died: 15 yards for unnecessary manslaughter.
* If the quarterback escaped: 10 yards for attempted homicide.
* The penalty can be negated if the sacking team has bribed the referee.

### Manual

*Description from the Official Game Manual:*

The defense throws all rules of fairness and decency out the window and jumps across the line of scrimmage in an attempt to kill the opposing teams’ quarterback. The opposing quarterback can survive if he’s alert, and runs out of bounds before they can get to him. This play always results in a penalty on the defense.
Monster Orcs

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Monster Orcs are one of the races in Mutant Football League.

Monster orcs are big, brash, brainless brawlers that devastate offenses with their superb hitting power. They are the toughest species in the game and
hard to kill. With their strength and size, they are perfectly suited to be linemen, playing as blockers, blitzers, and enforcers. Although they’re slow, some orcs are athletically gifted, punishing runners that weak defenses have a hard time bringing down. There are even a few orcs that make fantastic bruising, tank-like receivers. Their stupidity is legendary and usually a hindrance, as most of the superstar orcs have too much orcosterone, the orc hormone that gives them an exceptionally low IQ, extra long forearms, and an insatiable desire to resurrect and reunite Limp Bizkit. While they are sometimes tough to coach, they are fiercely loyal to their teams. As a species, they are de-evolving, with each generation being dumber than the previous one, like a VHS copy of a VHS copy of a VHS copy. Like the old joke goes: “How many orcs does it take to change a light bulb?” Answer: “Uh, there are no light bulbs or a room or a building because the orcs ate them."

**Quirks**

* More health
* More hitting power
* More aggressive in late hits

### Signature Team

The Orcs of Hazzard are comprised almost entirely of Monster Orcs.

### Notable All-Stars

* Andspew Upchuck of the Insane Cults
* Martian Beast of the Croakland Invaders
* Throb Bronkowski of the Terror Bay Mutantneers
Deadlanta Vultures

The Deadlanta Vultures are one of the teams in Mutant Football League. They are a parody of the Atlanta Falcons. Their symbol is a red vulture biting down on a bone. Their stadium is the "Dirty South Dome" situated in Deadlanta, Georgia and is a parody of the Georgia Dome, the former home of the Falcons.

## Trivia

Dirty Tricks

**Offense**

Roid Rage
Bombs Away
**Defense**

Sticky Ball
Thunderclap
**Player References**

* Enforcer Sik Grimes is a parody of Rick Grimes, the protagonist of *The Walking Dead* comic series and AMC TV series.
	+ He is also a reference to Atlanta being a major location in the comics and seasons 1 and 5 of the TV series.
* Safety Ronny Rotten is a parody of Johnny Rotten, lead singer of the 70s punk band, Sex Pistols.
	+ He is also a parody of Robbie Rotten, the antagonist of the TV series *LazyTown.*
		- He is one of the two references to the character in the game, the other being Terminators Bruise Receiver Robbie Robot
* Burn Returner Ax Steel is a parody of 90's toyline *Max Steel*.

**Team Trivia**

* Their Mayhem Bowl appearance mimics the real life Super Bowl LI.
* The team had many changes during development.
	+ In near alpha, the team had the logo of the Microhard Mutilators in red, black and white.
	+ Before the game was released on Steam, they were in the Mutant Conference International Division with the Sins and the Panzers.
		- However, the Falcons and the Panthers, are in the real life NFC South.
* If the player chooses the Killadelphia Evils in season mode, they replace them in the Corporate division of the Monster Conference.
* They are one of the four teams whose roster doesn't contain Mutant-Humans, the others include Steelheads, the Evils and the Panzers.
Goal Line (Offense Formation)

**Goal Line** is one of the Offense Formations in Mutant Football League. It's in the standard Playbook of Galaxy Chaos and Insane Cults in Dynasty.

Note: There is also Goal Line (Defense Formation).

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## Player set:

* 1 Quarterback
* 1 Running back
* 2 Bruise receivers
* 3 Guards

## Goal Line plays

* Blast Left
* Blast Right
* Double Hooks
* Post
* QB Sneak
* Toss Right

## Description

The Goal Line formation is primarily a ball control, running formation for short yardage situations. Best used when the offense needs to gain 1 to 5 hard yards.

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Tashiro Maguro

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Tashiro Maguro is one of the MFL All-Stars in Mutant Football League as a quarterback on the Tokyo Terminators.

## Trivia

* Maguro (jap. まぐろ) is tuna meat.
* Tashiro (jap.田代) is also a character from the Anime/Manga series MAJOR and MAJOR 2nd, created by Takuya Mitsuda (jap.満田拓也).
* Tashiro - or better "Tashiro's Indicator" - is a pH indicator. In case you like to know more!
Players Salaries

Players Salaries are based on their levels.

Note: FA's cost above market value - just like they do in real life.

Whatever level your player is at the start of a new season, that is his cost for the remainder of the season. This cost does not increase as the player gets upgraded (throughout the season) and should remain the same as when you started the season. Player costs only increase (based on their level) at the start of the next season. Then player's salary cost is adjusted and whatever that current salary is will be the same for the remainder of the new season.

The only time a salary changes during the season is when a player is traded or cut - the old salary goes away / the new salary takes its place.
List of Known Online MFL Competitions

Listed in order by oldest to newest (End date for competitions that last more than one day)

* Ultimate MFL Showdown, October 6th 2017 (PC)
* Ultimate MFL Showdown II, November 18th 2017 (PC)
* 2018 MFL Invitational Championship, February 2nd 2018 (PC)
* MFL Mutation Tournament I: Best of the Worst, March 17th 2018 (PC)
* Zlurpcast Mutant League Season I, March 26th 2018 (PS4) Page coming soon
* Zlurpcast Mutant League Season II, July 9th 2018 (PS4)
* MFL Ultimate Season I, August 29th 2018 (PC)
* Xbox One MFL Season League I, Septtember 29th 2018 (Xbox One)
MFL Ultimate Season I

Players were randomly given a draft position to draft a team for the regular season and playoffs. Tournament was a Round Robin format which being the home team or visitor alternated each week.

CuddlyKeg finished the regular season with a record of 9-0 with the Grim Bay Attackers.

CuddlyKeg defeated GatlingNuke438 in the finals 24-0.
Beast Boost

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Beast Boost is one of the Dirty Tricks the players can use in Mutant Football League. It is accessible only to the offense.

### Abilities

Beast Boost causes the offense to run a running back play up the middle. The ball carrier cannot be downed by a tackle while the Beast Boost is in effect. Additionally, spinning and breaking tackles causes more damage to shaken defenders. It operates in a similar manner to Roid Rage except it's not possible to throw the ball.

### Counterplay

Hits and field hazards can still injure and kill the ball carrier while in effect. If the defense can slow the runner down with hits, they can overwhelm with numbers, kill the runner and take advantage of the ensuing fumble. This makes Beast Boost a potentially risky play. Once the Beast Boost effect abates, it's possible to tackle the ballcarrier normally again.

### Penalties

There are no penalties for using Beast Boost. However, an active Bribe ref can still wipe out a big play that resulted from this dirty trick.

### Manual

*Description from the Official Game Manual:*

This boost injection turns your running back into a crazed beast, allowing him to plow through defenders at will. While boosted, the ballcarrier cannot be tackled, but he can be slowed and will sustain damage as normal. Beast Boost lasts for a limited amount of time.

## Trivia

This Dirty Trick was originally called **Beast Mode**. It was possibly changed to avoid confusion with the nickname of Marshawn Lynch as well as trademark issues with Hasbro, owner of the *Transformers* franchise which includes Beast Wars for which the term "Beast Mode" is a tagline.
Sticky Ball

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Sticky Ball is one of the Dirty Tricks the players can use in Mutant Football League. It is available only to the defense and is obtained by downloading the Werewolf Rampage Pack DLC along with the New Goreleans Zombies, Karcass City Creeps and the Murder Ball Dirty Trick.

This Dirty Trick is a real buzzkill for a pass-happy offense. It prevents the quarterback from offloading the ball in any way. Any attempt to do so will cause the ball to spring back to the quarterback, knocking him down. He's helpless against getting sacked at this point and can't get back up to at least attempt a scramble for a second or two afterward.

If the offense called their own Dirty Trick at the same time, that Dirty Trick will usually get spoiled by Sticky Ball. Running back Dirty Tricks (Beast Boost, Chainsaw Massacre, Flame On, Roid Rage) get scrambled because the ball never reaches the running back. Pass-related Dirty Tricks (Bombs Away, Murder Ball, Sonic Blast) get sabotaged and turned on the quarterback. The only Dirty Tricks safe from Sticky Ball are Shotgun and Fart; both involve the quarterback keeping the ball.

It's also a great way to ruin a punt or field goal attempt; the kicked ball just comes back to the kicker, forcing them into a scramble just like with a quarterback. Often, this results in a tackle for a loss and usually a turnover.

### Manual

The defense rigs the ball with an alien glue compound which make it impossible for the ball to be passed, handed-off, or pitched (the ball is released & then returns back to the quarterback). Can also be used to hose punters or kickers.
Bricks Junior

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Bricks Junior is one of the color commentators for Mutant Football League. He is voiced by Tim Kitzrow. He is a parasite that resides on Brickhead Mulligan's shoulder. One of the lines when a game starts mentions that he was created as a result of Mulligan taking too many steroids. His main role is to foil Grim and Bricks by insulting at anyone and everyone (in particular poorly-performing players and Bricks).
Rampaging Werewolves

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Rampaging Werewolves are one of the races in Mutant Football League. They are the headliner in the Werewolf Rampage Pack DLC which also features the Karcass City Creeps, New Goreleans Zombies and the Sticky Ball and Murder Ball Dirty Tricks.

### About the Race

As Yellowbone National Park became a hotspot of seismic activity, earthquakes shook throughout the region, destroying some nuclear silos hidden in the Rockies which leaked radioactive gas that mutated the local wolf population. These mutant wolves were very aggressive towards humans, & upon biting them modified the human's DNA turning them into Wolf-Human hybrids. They are all-around balanced players, so they have no glaring weaknesses, & excel as linebackers, safeties, & running backs. What distinguishes them from other species are their sustained speed burst (they gallop like a sprinting dog) with excellent hurdle length. They also howl after delivering especially violent hits.

**Quirks**

* Good horizontal Jump
* High-damage late hit attacks
* Unique animations like Speed Burst - run on all fours

### Signature Team

The Gnashville Lycans are comprised entirely of Rampaging Werewolves.

### Gallery

* A model of a werewolf player on the Mile High Chronic

## Trivia

* The name of the species is a reference to Ralph from the classic arcade game, *Rampage*.
* When a werewolf scores, Grim Blitzrow make a reference to the song *Werewolves of London*.
Motor City Maniacs

**The Motor City Maniacs** are one of the teams in Mutant Football League. They are a parody of the Detroit Lions, but the team here takes its theme from Detroit's historic connection to the automotive industry. Their logo is demon skull with blue hair and two crossed wrenches in front. On the PC verison, they're formerly once a locked team unlocked by winning a cumulative 25 games. Currently, they are already unlocked.

Their stadium is Gored Field situated in Detroit Rock City, Michigan and is a parody of Ford Field.

## Theme

"High Speed Gladiators" by Matthew Kurpakus

## Dirty Tricks

**Offense:**

* Chainsaw Massacre
* Sonic Blast

**Defense:**

* Berserk
* Hot Potato

## Trivia

* This team shares the same name with a band from the Durham region of Ontario, Canada.
* They are one of the five teams whose roster has every race so far excluding BruiserBots. The others being the Cults, the Hellboys, the Chronic and the Tyrants.
* The name of the city Gored Field is located in is a reference to the KISS song "Detroit Rock City".
Berserk

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Berserk is one of the Dirty tricks the players can use in Mutant Football League. It is available only to the defense, although the offense has similar Dirty Tricks available such as Roid Rage and Beast Boost.

When this Dirty Trick is called, the player-controlled defender becomes an unstoppable freak: larger, faster, and stronger with red spikes coming out of his body. He cannot be tackled in this state; any offensive player that tries will be severely damaged by the spikes, and the maxed stats mean any hits the Berserker makes have devastating force. If the Berserker reaches the ball carrier, the force of the tackle will usually kill him, forcing a Fumble. If the offense recovers, another lethal tackle can be attempted. If the defense recovers, what Berserk time remains can be used in the return.

The Berserk effect lasts for a limited time and is transferable. Switching players (such as after the quarterback gets a pass off) transfers the effect to the new player while the previous player returns to normal. This allows an attempt to tackle and kill a receiver using Berserk. Once the effect wears off, the player returns to normal and can be dealt with normally.
Bribe Ref

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Bribe Ref is one of the Dirty Tricks the players can use in Mutant Football League.

### Abilities

If a team has employed this trick, the referee will do the following in its favor:

* overturn any major play against that team (e.g. allowed a long-yardage play, turned the ball over or allowed a score) with a bogus 10-yard penalty.
* overlook any major penalty that should have been called against the team which bribed him (e.g. unnecessary manslaughter)

The ref is loyal to the team that last bribed him. Earlier versions of this article claimed that bribing a ref that the other team has bribed will only cancel out the bribe; this is **not** correct.

### Counterplay

At the first sign of a dirty ref, there are two methods to counter.

* Use your own Bribe Ref to flip the ref to your side.
* Use Ref attack to replace the dirty ref.

The first method avoids a 15-yard penalty for refslaughter, which can be hefty if you noticed due to a bogus 10-yard penalty, and you now have your own bribe in place. However, your bribe will work immediately, even if the effect is not timely. Also, your opponent may realize you've converted the ref before they get their own bogus penalty if they notice a no-call or that the ref allowed your massive play to stand. (The AI is capable of noticing this.)

The second method costs 15 yards, though is your only option if you don't have a bribe. You may also want to kill the ref to save your bribe for a higher-leverage time in the half.

The AI always seems to attack the ref rather than counter-bribing.

### Penalties

There are no penalties for bribing the referee. A dirty ref allowed to live will continue to make biased calls until he is dealt with.

### Manual

*Description from the Official Game Manual:*

It’s easy to tell when a ref is bribed because he calls silly, nonsensical penalties and has “BRIBED” floating above his head during the game.

Since bribed refs have no loyalties, a team can bribe an already bribed ref. Once bribed, the ref will turn on the other team who originally bribed them.
Orcs of Hazzard

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**The Orcs of Hazzard** are one of the teams in Mutant Football League. Their logo is an orc with two axes in front and their team colors resemble those of the Cincinnati Bengals. The roster consists of mostly Monster Orcs with one Mutant-Human. They are a locked team. In the PC version, they were originally unlocked by winning a cumulative 50 games. As of the Dynasty Update, they are now unlocked the same way as in the console version; the player must play as the Tokyo Terminators in either the Playoffs or Season Mode, and win the Mayhem Bowl as them. Their stadium is Skinnin B. Johnson Stadium and International Speedway situated in Gristle Jock, Gore-ga.

> *"The Hazzard is a nasty team made up entirely of Orcs with the exception of their legendary All-Star RB, Iron Jaw Magilicutti. Iron Jaw was abandoned in the Bayou and raised by the Orcs as their own (he thinks he's an Orc). The Hazzard have no passing game to speak of unless it's Iron Jaw throwing or catching. This is an all run team with a dominating defense that pulverizes opposing teams with relentless hitting."* (Mutant Football League, Team Scouting)
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## Dirty Tricks

**Offense:**

Beast Boost
Fart
**Defense:**

Ginormous
QB Sack Attack
## Trivia

**Player References**

* Quarterback Smokey Bandit is a reference to *Smokey and the Bandit*. Enforcer Buford T. Piss is a parody of the character from the film Sheriff Buford T. Justice.
* Quarterback Hurl Haggard is a parody of country singer Merle Haggard.
* Running Back Dede LeBid is a parody of lead designer Andrii Lebid.
* Receiver Jebediah Simpson is a reference to *The Simpsons* character, Hans "Jebediah" Springfield.
* Bruise Receiver Hoss Bogg is a spoonerism and reference to *The Dukes of Hazzard* character J.D. "Boss" Hogg.
* Cover Back Po Tater is a parody of the vegetable, potato.
* Line Basher Billy Ray Ruckus is a parody of country singer, Billy Ray Cyrus.
* Enforcer Mongo is a reference to the dim-witted thug Mongo from *Blazing Saddles*.
* Receiver Mason Dixon is a reference to the Mason-Dixon Line, the popular term for the perceived cultural border between the North and the South in the United States.
* Guard Biscuits N. Gravy is a reference to the popular Southern breakfast of the same name.

**Team Trivia**

* The team is a spiritual successor to the Terminator Trollz from the original Mutant League Football.
* The team is a parody of the 1980s TV series, *The Dukes of Hazzard*, as well as the 2005 film of the same name.
Sin Fransicko Forty Nightmares

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## Details

The Sin Fransicko Forty Nightmares is one of the teams in Mutant Football League. They are a parody of the San Fransisco 49ers. The team has been mentioned on the MFL's twitter page during the 2019 NFL MFL Draft. They were added to the game on January 31, 2020 to continue the game's tradition of mirroring the real-life Super Bowl in their Mayhem Bowl (this year against the Karcass City Creeps). It is available as a DLC add-on for 99 cents. Their logo is a skull with the number 40 painted on its forehead.

The Forty Nightmares play at LeVile Stadium at Alcatraz, a parody of Levi's Stadium. This stadium is the second (after Brawltimore) to feature guarded goalposts: "golden gates" that open and close between them and have to be timed to avoid blowing field goals and extra points.

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## Dirty Tricks

**Offense**

Beast Boost

Murder Ball

**Defense**

QB Sack Attack

Berserk

## Trivia

* The team is a spiritual successor of the Darkstar Dragons from the original Mutant League Football.
* San Fransicko is a possible reference to the Travis Scott song *Sicko Mode*, which was made infamous in the Super Bowl 53 Halftime Show via "yeeting" *Sweet Victory*, a song from the popular *Spongebob Squarepants* episode, "Band Geeks".
* The team name is a reference to one of the most familiar *Arabian Nights* tales, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. It can also possibly be a twisted parody of the idiom of "forty winks" (meaning a good night's sleep); the team is meant to give opponents a hellish night's sleep instead. The latter reference is sometimes alluded in pre-game commentary.
* Alcatraz Island was once home to an infamous federal prison that housed high-risk criminals. Some of the decor of LeVile Stadium features a prison motif.
* The "golden gates" that guard the goalposts are inspired by the name "Golden Gate": the strait that separates San Francisco Bay from the Pacific Ocean. The Golden Gate Bridge is named for the strait that it crosses, and San Francisco lies on the peninsula that is the south coast of the strait.
Flame On

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Flame On is one of the Dirty Tricks the players can use in Mutant Football League. It is available only to the offense, although the defense has the similar Zap attack dirty trick available.

This dirty trick sets up a toss play to the running back. Once the running back gets the ball, he will emit flames that will damage any defender that touches him. The damage is increased if the running back actively breaks a tackle. Damage from Flame On can also set a defender on fire, causing continual damage until the flames die out.

The flame effect lasts for a limited time. Once it wears off, the running back can be tackled normally again.

## Trivia

* This Dirty Trick is a reference to the Marvel Comics character Johnny Storm, aka The Human Torch, one of the Fantastic Four. He often calls out, "Flame on!" whenever he activates his powers on which the Dirty Trick is based.
	+ In *Fantastic Four: The Animated Series*, he sings a song of the same name in the episode *The Mole Man*.
Brainwashington Cadavers

## Details

### Theme

"Ready for War" by Panauh Kalayeh, Robert Goerge Grant, Mikhail O. Johnson, and James Desmond

## Stadium

### Stadium name

Insurrection Field

**The Brainwashington Cadavers** are a parody of the Washington Commanders.

## Theme

"Ready for War" by Panauh Kalayeh, Robert Goerge Grant, Mikhail O. Johnson, and James Desmond

## Dirty Tricks

**Offense**

Bombs Away

Sonic Blast

**Defense**

Berserk

Hot Potato

## Trivia

* The team is a spiritual successor to the Road Warriors from the original Mutant League Football.
Skeletal Deadheads

Skeletal Deadheads are one of the races in Mutant Football League.

Balanced in all skill categories, deadheads are an undead skeleton species that are highly skilled at almost all positions. Since they are already dead, they are not afraid of taking heavy hits, with some deadheads even practicing by repeatedly running into brick walls. Their lack of skin, muscle, fat, or organs make deadheads heal faster than any other species. Unfortunately, deadheads are not officially classified as a living species by any team or government, so they don’t receive benefits like social security, can’t vote, or own property. They also don’t get any royalties from merchandise like posters, jerseys, and officially licensed MFL video games that use their likenesses. Instead of going on strikes and protesting like mutant-humans, or retreating into an isolated, Hearst-esque seclusion like the monster orcs, the deadheads decided they just needed to play and live even more aggressively. Off the field, deadheads party hard all night and all day, since they never require sleep. Many MFL fans have woken up to see a deadhead sitting on their couch covered in vodka and glitter. Too many, actually. It’s a problem.

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**Quirks**

* Regenerate health quickly
* Fast

### Signature Team

The Lost Wages Invaders are comprised almost entirely of Skeletal Deadheads.

### Notable All-Stars

* Bomb Shady of the Terror Bay Mutantneers
* Shriekial Helliot of the Malice Hellboys
* Hambonio Crown of the Blitzburgh Steelheads
* Nuke Freakly of the Scarolina Panzers

## Trivia

* This race is similar to the Dry Bones enemies from the *Super Mario* series.
* As shown in the console trailer, Grim Blitzrow himself is a Skeletal Deadhead making his quote above rather confusing.
Karcass City Creeps

## Details

The Karcass City Creeps is one of the teams in Mutant Football League. They are a parody of the Kansas City Chiefs. They are obtained by downloading the Werewolf Rampage Pack DLC along with the New Goreleans Zombies and the Murder Ball and Sticky Ball Dirty Tricks. Their stadium is "Arrow In Your Head Stadium" which located in Karcass City, Misery, and is a parody of "Arrowhead Stadium".

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## Dirty Tricks

**Offense**

Warp Speed

Murder Ball

**Defense**

Sticky Ball

Time Warp

## Trivia

* Their logo is a clown bearing a striking resemblance to the titular character and main antagonist of Stephen King's 1986 novel, It, with a yellow ruffle collar with red spots in a shape of a stone arrowhead.
Nuke Freakly

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Nuke Freakly is one of the MFL All-Stars in Mutant Football League as a Line Basher on the Scarolina Panzers. He is a parody of Luke Kuechly.

## Trivia

* He is one of four players to have a perfect 100 across all stats. The other three are Airbourne Dodgers, Hambonio Crown and Nuked London Hatriots kicker BleedIt KickItOutski.
Hambonio Crown

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Hambonio Crown is one of the MFL All-Stars in Mutant Football League as a Wide Receiver on the Blitzburgh Steelheads. He is a parody of Antonio Brown.

## Trivia

* He is one of four players to have a perfect 100 across all stats. The other three are Airbourne Dodgers, Nuke Freakly and Nuked London Hatriots kicker BleedIt KickItOutski.
Martian Beast

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Martian Beast is one of the MFL All-Stars in Mutant Football League as a running back on the Croakland Invaders. He is a parody of Marshawn Lynch.

### Gallery

* Card
* Bonbon Lymp
* Microhard Mutilators Card

## Trivia

* He is simply called **The Beast** on his card.
Full Metal Mayhem

The Full Metal Mayhem is one of the teams in Mutant Football League. The team was hinted in the Mutant Football League Console Launch Trailer. Their logo is a demon skull wearing a orange bandanna with yellow-orange wings and two guitars behind it. The team has a rock motif and all of its players are named after famous and classic musicians, bands, or songs.

They are obtained by downloading the Demonic Legion Pack DLC along with the Cracksumskull Jugulars and the Sonic Blast and Time Warp Dirty Tricks. Their stadium is "Stairway to Heaven Arena" (a reference to Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven"), located in Downtown, Purgatory (making it the second non-Earth venue in the MFL after Ceti Alpha Stadium).

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## Dirty Tricks

**Offense:**

* Sonic Blast
* Beast Boost

**Defense:**

* Strawberry Fields
* Thunderclap

## Trivia

* The team is a possible reference to the anime *Fullmetal Alchemist*.
* The venue that the Mayhem play in, Purgatory, is according to the belief of some Christians, an intermediate state after physical death for expiatory purification.
Xeno-Hunter

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Xeno-Hunter is one of the MFL All-Stars in Mutant Football League as a quarterback on the Galaxy Chaos. His name is a reference to the the Alien series and the main antagonists, the Xenomorphs.

## Trivia

* His profile picture bears a striking resemblance to the Troll Face meme.
Airbourne Dodgers

Portrait of Airbourne Dodgers

Airbourne Dodgers is one of the MFL All-Stars in Mutant Football League as a Quarterback on the Grim Bay Attackers. He is a parody of Aaron Rodgers.

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## Trivia

* He is one of four players to have a perfect 100 across all stats. The other three are Nuke Freakly, Hambonio Crown and Nuked London Hatriots kicker BleedIt KickItOutski.
* He is one of five players to have a Twitter account, along with Bomb Shady, O'Hell Wreckem Jr., Andspew Upchuck and Iron Jaw Macgilicutti.
New Goreleans Zombies

**The New Goreleans Zombies**  is one of the teams in Mutant Football League. They are a parody of the New Orleans Saints, and the name was suggested by Christian Howard. Their logo is a zombie head with a bloodshot eye and a piece of its brain exposed. The team has been revealed on the announcement of Mutant Football League: Dynasty Edition. They are obtained by downloading the Werewolf Rampage Pack DLC along with the Karcass City Creeps and the Murder Ball and Sticky Ball Dirty Tricks.

Their stadium is The Terrordome, which is located in New Goreleans, Booziana, and is a parody of the Superdome.

## Dirty Tricks

**Offense**

Beast Boost

Sonic Blast

**Defense**

Sticky Ball

Hot Potato

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Cover

**Cover** is a Defense Formation in Mutant Football League and is in the standard playbook of Insane Cults in Dynasty.

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## Player set

* 2 Safeties
* 1 Line basher
* 2 Cover backs
* 2 Blitzers

## Description

The Cover formation uses multiple defensive backs to protect against the pass. Use this defense for medium and long pass plays.

## Cover plays

* Balls Out Blitz
* Cover 2
* Deep Zone
* Safe Read
* Shutdown Outs
* Soft Cover

## Sources

1. ↑ Souce: Ingame description of this formation.
Blitzburgh Steelheads

The Blitzburgh Steelheads are one of the teams in Mutant Football League. They are a parody of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Their logo is demon skull with blonde flowing hair and a spiked iron helmet on top of it. The Steelheads were originally locked in the PC version of the game (unlocked by winning one game) but is now unlocked as of the Dynasty Update. The team was always unlocked in the console versions. Their stadium is Three Mile Island Stadium situated in Steeltown, Pittsvillevania and is a parody of both Three Rivers Stadium, the former home of the Steelers, and the Three Mile Island nuclear power station, also in Pennsylvania, which suffered an infamous incident in 1979.

## Trivia

Dirty Tricks

**Offense:**

* Beast Boost
* Bombs Away

**Defense:**

* Ginormous
* Thunderclap

**Player References**

* Quarterback Viral Gutter is a reference to the viral gut infection.
* Enforcer Stronga Noff could either be a pun on the Russian dish, stroganoff, or a play on words to mean "strong enough."

**Team Trivia**

* The team is a spiritual successor to the Psycho Slashers from the original Mutant League Football.
* They are one of the four teams that don't have Mutant-Humans. The other three are the Vultures, the Evils and the Panzers.
* In real life, the steelhead is a type of trout that can be found on the west coast of the United States, despite the team being from the eastern US.
	+ Coincidentally, there is a team in the ECHL called the Idaho Steelheads.