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Kid Syndicate: You're Gonna Go Far, Kid. 4 years later... Kirie Takeshi (a.k.a. Kid Grudge, Yurei and G. Yurei) took the closing of HDW to be a sign.  She ended up returning to Japan to talk to her former bandmates, Yuki and Yuri Tokugawa, and a deal was inked to bring back Yurei's Hell Train with Dave Grohl substituting on drums for the late Aoi Marx for their comeback album.  After making her brief appearance with Kid Galaxy as The Haunting a couple of months later in the XWA, Kirie and Reiko parted ways and the reformed Yurei's Hell Train ended up staying in America so they could work with Grohl on "YamaBarai R".  The album was an amazin

So Lola Johnson begat Dr. Pepper, Dr. Pepper begat Tempura Dashi and Tempura Dashi begat the end of the Studios' legacy.  In the end, the story of Gold Legacy wasn't just the story of some of the unsung champions of WBL Studios and the E-Fed world writ large; it was the story of the end of an era in the E-fed world.  An era which, some would say, it still hasn't recovered from. After Chloe won her title, she took it and disappeared back into the night.  Nobody has heard from her since... which, as an assassin, may mean business is either really good, or really bad. Lola Johnson's story ended up far happier... the 180 pound wall of cheerful

Sometimes a wrester only gets a small opportunity to shine on the world stage before their light is snuffed out for one reason or another.  Sometimes, all you get is a flash in the dark. The team known as "Hot Pockets", after the near-death experience they faced being forced from their federation, was forced to re-evaluate a lot in their lives.  The tiny, loud Ingrid Sunderland and the massive, shy Lorelei Hoshi were forced to-reevaluate their friendship and after spending a couple more months together in the States, Lorelei realized that she was just running from her past, not towards a future in America.  Although Lorelei was found innocen

Disclaimer: I do not own any of these characters or series. Extreme Bishoujo Wrestling: Episode twenty-six. The Final Pay-Per-View: EBW Forever: Night Two! The camera fades in to the left hallway, where the Devil Lady is taking a long look at her Heart of Japan title.  Lina Inverse emerges from the far end, holding her own Full Moon title. Konata: Welcome back to EBW Forever, Night Two... that was the final break of our final night... Lina: You know... I really like yours better.  But I'll settle for this one.  Congrats. Devil Lady: Thanks.  I'm gonna go in the old General Manager's office so I can watch the main event... Lina nods, fo

The screen eventually goes back to normal, and cuts, along with the feed (The video screen above the entrance usually shows what the audience at home sees, so the live audience isn’t left out) to the backstage ‘area’ with the trucks, including the one where Asuka has locked herself in the cab.  The camera pans across to show that Chiri Kitsu has set up not one, not three, but five wooden folding tables, one on top of each other, next to the semi Asuka has locked herself in.  The participants for the main event of the night, Ayumu “Osaka” Kasuga and Milfeulle Sakuraba, stand next to Chiri and look up at it in surp

Platinum Otaku Wrestling: Episode Thirteen PPV Grand Finale: The River Before the show itself starts proper, a video reel over the mournful strains of “Megalovania (Vocal Cover)” by Adriana Figueroa plays.  It starts with Lady Oscar holding her European Championship, staring down Aisha Clanclan as the World Heavyweight champion after she’d just slaughtered Misty in the main event of The Flop.  It fades to Motoko Kusanagi, leader of the Bullet Club, looking regretfully at the Hardcore championship as Koko smirks at the shambles of the failed invasion at Ballad of the Bullet Club.  It cuts to Oscar, Tomoko and Kiri teaming u