Post by Ritter on Feb 19, 2009 2:09:54 GMT -5
Ok, I’m not looking for a list of all the level titles you won on TWG and I’m not looking for your in-game stats here. What I do want is your name, a few details, alignment (heel, face, or what.. important) and maybe a little bio or a short description of any kind of gimmick you have. If you don’t really have an idea for a bio and are going to work that out as you go along and rp, that’s fine too.
This is also a good place to maybe post some pictures of what your wrestler looks like, especially if you're not a supporter and don't have that ability in-game. NO WWE COPYWRITE PICTURES please, in case I want to use some pictures in the show.
Here is an example
Wrestler Information
Name: Taiyo Mochizuki
Hometown: Tokyo, Japan
Height: 5’ 11”
Weight: 225
Alignment: Heel
Entrance Music: Japanese National Anthem
Wrestler Appearance: Taiyo has long black hair that he keeps tied back in a pony tail. He’s lean and has “mass” in his upper body/pectoral region, but he’s not “cut” or “defined” Taiyo wears black pants with white boots.
Wrestling Style: Lightweight & Martial Artist
Finishing Move: Tidal Wave (Inverted Russian Leg Sweep aka Edge‘s Downward Spiral or Frankie Kazarians Wave of the Future)
Trademark Move(s): Sidekicks, Superkicks, spinning heel kicks ect
Entrance: The Insan-O-Tron shows the words “Pray for a quick and honorable death” as a Japanese flag waves in the background. The Japanese national anthem plays. An Asian Woman steps out onto the stage, followed by Taiyo who is waving a Japanese flag in the air. The crowd boos.]
History and/or Bio: Taiyo had a promising career as working for a sports agent’s firm in Tokyo. Taiyo worked hard and made his way up the ranks over a course of five years. Then one day, and American Sports company bought out his firm. The new owners downsized most of the corporate jobs and Taiyo found himself unemployed and unable to get a new job. Taiyo had studies some martial arts, and started fighting in underground fight clubs to make money. He caught the eye of a shoot fighter who introduced Taiyo too the world of Pro Wrestling. Taiyo studied hard and learned the pro style. He’s eager to make his mark in ICW by proving that Japanese athletes are far superior to North American athletes as a member of the Rising Sons tag team.
This is also a good place to maybe post some pictures of what your wrestler looks like, especially if you're not a supporter and don't have that ability in-game. NO WWE COPYWRITE PICTURES please, in case I want to use some pictures in the show.
Here is an example
Wrestler Information
Name: Taiyo Mochizuki
Hometown: Tokyo, Japan
Height: 5’ 11”
Weight: 225
Alignment: Heel
Entrance Music: Japanese National Anthem
Wrestler Appearance: Taiyo has long black hair that he keeps tied back in a pony tail. He’s lean and has “mass” in his upper body/pectoral region, but he’s not “cut” or “defined” Taiyo wears black pants with white boots.
Wrestling Style: Lightweight & Martial Artist
Finishing Move: Tidal Wave (Inverted Russian Leg Sweep aka Edge‘s Downward Spiral or Frankie Kazarians Wave of the Future)
Trademark Move(s): Sidekicks, Superkicks, spinning heel kicks ect
Entrance: The Insan-O-Tron shows the words “Pray for a quick and honorable death” as a Japanese flag waves in the background. The Japanese national anthem plays. An Asian Woman steps out onto the stage, followed by Taiyo who is waving a Japanese flag in the air. The crowd boos.]
History and/or Bio: Taiyo had a promising career as working for a sports agent’s firm in Tokyo. Taiyo worked hard and made his way up the ranks over a course of five years. Then one day, and American Sports company bought out his firm. The new owners downsized most of the corporate jobs and Taiyo found himself unemployed and unable to get a new job. Taiyo had studies some martial arts, and started fighting in underground fight clubs to make money. He caught the eye of a shoot fighter who introduced Taiyo too the world of Pro Wrestling. Taiyo studied hard and learned the pro style. He’s eager to make his mark in ICW by proving that Japanese athletes are far superior to North American athletes as a member of the Rising Sons tag team.
