Wrestler Name: Kid Chameleon HEIGHT: 5’10 WEIGHT: 204lbs HOMETOWN: Depends on the month... January: Windelm February: Midgar March: City 17 April: Goron City May: Metro City June: Starfish Island, Vice City July: The Rapture August: San Vanelona September: Portland Island, Liberty City October: Rivet City November: Raccoon City December: Dark Land, Mushroom Kingdom FINISHING MOVE(S): Mega Drive (Michinoku Driver II ) Clemets Buster: Running Fisherman’s Driver/Ki Krusher - Inspired by Sgt. Clemets from Rumble Roses SIGNATURE MOVES: LETHAL MOVES (RARE finishers) Dixie Bomber - Top rope/Avalanche Spinning Thunderfire Driver (NOBODY kicks out of this and it’s Kid’s most dangerous move. Fortunately, he only busts it out once in a....) - Inspired by Sgt. Clemets from Rumble Roses Dixie Cutter - Bubba Cutter - Inspired by Dixie Clemets from Rumble Roses Blazin’ Moves (From Def Jam Vendetta.) 0:04 – Vertabuster (Vertebreaker) 0:10 – The Chriopractor(Kick, Dragon Sleeper, picks him up for a Reverse Vertical Suplex before coming back down with a Steiner Screwdriver – RARE.) 0:42 – Blazin’ Tornado(Spinning Backfist to the back of an opponent’s neck; he forms a baseball bat with his two hands and then cracks his opposition with an Enzui Lariat.) 0:47 – Batting Practice (Two right hands to a kneeling opponent; flailing punches, 4 in total (2 with each hand.) He performs Dusty’s Bionic Elbow pose, waiting for his opponent to get up before again forming a baseball bat and laying the opponent out with a Double Axe underneath the chin (not too dissimilar to Kenny Omega and Ken Masters’ Hadouken.) 1:45 – Punching Bag (Kid jumps on his opponent’s back and hits them with two lefts and a right before swinging to meet them face on; one right hand and a Hurricanrana.) 1:51 – Pushover (Five hard punches; three lefts and two rights leaves the opponent groggy. Kid gets closer to check on them, looking into his foe’s eyes before pushing him over, a la Fingerpoke of Doom, to the top of the head.) 2:18 – A Real G (A Jumping Headbutt to an opponent; Kid dances and claps his hands twice prior to flooring his rival with a strong Lariat.) 2:35 – A Ghost Shower (Electric Chair Drop position; Kid falls back with them in a Vertebreaker-esque position, dropping knee-first as the other’s head hits the canvas.) 2:42 – Splitting Headache (Lifts his man into the air with two hands, akin to a Chokebomb. While the opponent is in the air, Kid kicks the left knee and brings them back down to earth with a shattering Headbutt.) 2:54 – Representin’ Jersey (Two punches to the ribs and a right knee; Stone Cold Stunner.) 3:18 – Nothin’ (A Strong Bodyslam with the opponent’s legs landing and staying up in the air; Kid uses the legs as a springboard to jump up, kick the foe’s pins away and landing on his opposite number’s nads with a Splash. Finally, and mercilessly, Kid kicks his foe in the face as they are upside down.) 3:25 – Throw Dem Bombs (Right Hand and a backhand get the opposition to turn away; Kid starts jumping and comes down with a Pointed Elbow Drop to knock his opponent down, completing the combination with a Double Axe-Handle to the point of the back as they lie on their stomach.) 3:52 – Method 2 Madness (A hard right hand to the neck of the opponent puts them on their face; Chameleon picks them up by their feet to set them up for a Wheelbarrow before converting it into an Electric Chair Drop; He then throws them forward, Alabama Style, face-first.) 4:00 – Methalize (A Torture Rack turned into an F5.) 4:12 – Jersey Turnpike(Gorilla Press Slam, throws them behind his head and then catches them with a reverse kick to the stomach on the way down.) 4:19 – Balls To The Wall (Lifts opponent up with one hand; three punches to the face, tosses them with an Overhead Slam. The opponent lands on all fours and Kid punts them in the ass/balls from behind.) 4:35 – Special Request (Gorilla Press into a Backbreaker; Kid lifts them up again and scores with a Screwdriver.) 4:42 – Throwin’ Weight Around (Regular Powerbomb; holds on and then chucks his opposition away with a Release Powerbomb.) 6:10 – Steel Trap (Tiger Suplex Head Dump.) 6:25 – Ruffneck Rampage (Grabbing his opponent by the head, Kid kicks them twice and fells them with a knee to the face. With them down, he mounts, chokes them and unleashes five unforgiving Headbutts.) 7:52- Halleluljah (Crucifix Bomb that leaves the opponent with their legs hanging in the air; Kid prays prior to a Double Axe-Handle to the nuts. Blesses himself thereafter.) 8:07 – Bearing The Cross(Right hand to the stomach; sets them up for a Razor’s edge, slowly turning clockwise before jumping and dishing out a hellacious Razor’s Edge.) 10:20 – Molotov Cocktail (Hard right; picks the opponents up by their legs and then arms so it looks like they’re floating before falling back with a Suplex.) 12:30 – Repeat Offender/Power (Four Powerbombs; Kid does a turn after each one.) 0:12 – The Prequel (Blaze/Method Man) – While in an Abdominal Stretch position, Kid hits his opponent with a Left Elbow to the face, a right hook to the stomach and when they go down, a left to the face and then finally picks them up by their legs, only to plant them where they came from with a Powerbomb. 0:35 – The Crack Attack (Fat Joe) Kid puts his head down and seemingly goes for a takedown, but instead lifts his opponent up, bringing them down with a Spinebuster, Giant Swing and then lifting them back up for a Bearhug. 2:20 – Stand Up (Ludacris) Kid bends their legs like a Guerrilla Clutch, but goes low with a Seated Senton between the legs, before rolling off and returning with interest in the form of a nasty penis-aimed Pointed Elbow Drop. 3:05 – Hang Hang (Nore) A right cross, a left cross, a kick to the gonads when it seems he’s going for a Sharpshooter and an Elbow Drop to the upper body. 4:45 – Animal Instincts (David Banner) Hard left and right hands while the opponent is down and on his stomach. Kid then jumps on his opponent in a Camel Clutch position, but goes mental with two lefts and three rights before a Curb Stomp to the back of the head. 5:15 – Never Scared (Bonecrusher) From a Waistlock position, Kid ‘belly bounces’ his opponent, then flies at them with what would be best described as an Enzui Crossbody Block. With them down, he jumps over them from left to right, like a hurdle, and then back to the centre, taking the wind out of them with a Seated Senton to the upper back. 7:25 – Good 2 Go( -Left kick, Axe Kick to knock the opponent down; Stands on his opponent with the right foot for balance; Standing Shooting Star Kneedrop.) 8:00 – Final Frontier (Fam Lay) From a Bearhug position, Chameleon throws the opponent into the air and lays it in with a Gutbuster. A right cross to the back with his rival still on his knee, front-first, Kid then hoists them up into the air and brings them crashing down with a Backbreaker. 10:42 – West Thrust (Mack 10,Except the last sequence.) A left kick to the back, Kid jumps on their spine with a Seated Senton. He applies with a Reverse Chinlock and headbutts the poor bugger four times. 11:40 – The Fix – Right hand , left hand and Kid turns his opponent around to knee them in the back. With them in a Dragon Sleeper like position, Chameleon holds his rival’s head on his knee, rains in with a quarter of rapid-fire left hands. To round it off, he scoops them up like he’s going for a Tombstone, but slams them into the canvas instead prior to kicking a fieldgoal with their stomach or wherever he likes. 12:52 – Readjustment (Trejo) – Two Reverse Elbows with the left, five right hands all to the face while holding their head, Kid throws his victim to the floor and drops a falling Reverse Elbow to the back of their head as they lie face down. 14:30 – Old School Beat (Baxter) Kid sweeps his opponent, prior to picking them up with one hand and slapping them twice. He then throws their head onto his left knee, ‘takes them in hand’ and smacks their ass twice. Afterwards, from a sitting position, he hauls them above his head like a Gorilla Press Slam before bringing them back down across his knee for a sequence-ending Backbreaker. 14:45 – Platinumberg (Bless, except the last sequence.) Release German Suplex; Kid performs a Back Roll, his knees catching his rival’s spine. On top of his opponent in a Camel Clutch position, Chameleon leans back with a Reverse Chinlock, leans back and looks like he’s asking for support from the fans with a wave. 15:07 – Pop Your Collar (Bo) Right to the face, left to the body, a pair of Rolling Elbows, a Roundhouse Kick and a Shining Wizard. 16:52 – Skull Fracture (Manny) From a Front Facelock, Chameleon unloads with a knee that fells his foe. Keeping hold of the move, he lets rip with with a left knee to the face, three unanswered right knees and delays the fourth, holding it back before pulling the trigger. 18:15 – Air Pocket(Pockets) With his opposition crouched down, Kid steps up onto their spine and comes back down with a Shooting Star Senton. 18:30 – Rough Night (Rome) From the front, it looks like Chameleon might be performing a Rolling Neck Snap; instead, he holds onto their head, coming back down with double knees to the face. KILLER MOVES (RUMBLE ROSES) Number 2: Sunset Driver (Kick to the stomach; looks like a Powerbomb set-up before a Double Underhook Powerbomb, though Kid throws them in mid-air, spinning them. He crosses their hands on the chest, Taker style, seeking the pinfall.) Number 3: Psycho Driver (Burning Hammer.) Number 7: Ultimate Elbow Crash (Full Nelson, Kid shoves his guy to the ground; grabs their am and essentially, their head is resting on his knees like a cushion while the other hand is trapped between his legs; Kid digs his opponent with EIGHTEEN ELBOWS.) Number 10: Chaos Snow (Rolling Elbow, the hands formed like an Axe-Handle, to the back.) Number 13: Dynamic Punch (Four slaps; two either hand – followed up by a cracking Right Cross.) Number 14: Rose Hip (Unprettier.) Number 18: Rolling Powerbomb Number 19: Criminal Cutter (Looks like he’s going for a Gutbuster; swings a couple of times before elevating them onto his shoulders and then scoring with a Falling Death Valley Driver.) Number 20: Flying Stretcher ( Elevated Reverse Boston Crab and Reverse Chinlock combination.) Swing Dixie Buster (Giant Swing with Kid also falling back upon release, keeping hold of the legs; rolls through for the Texas Cloverleaf.) Number 12: Wind, Wood, Fire, Mountain (Three Judo throws back and forth before applying a Cross Armbreaker.) Number 13: Gale (From behind, Kid lifts his rival’s leg up like a Dragon Screw Leg Whip. He goes further, lifting them into the air by the leg and then launching them into the mat face-first.) Number 16: Critical Kick Rush (A knee to the chin or nose brings his opponent to their knees in front of him; five speedy slaps to the cheeks, three left and two rights, paves the way for five kicks, three right and two left, with the final one ‘knocking the opponent out.’ 9Number 17: Gold Rush (A punch to the chestbone; a left hook and as the opponent turns away, Kid reaches with a right hook to the jaw.) Number 18: Critical Punch Rush(Right hand, left hand, right hand, left uppercut and right uppercut to the body, right hand, left hand, right hand.) Number 23: Lake Quinghai (Irish Whip is then succeeded by what appears to be a Scoop Slam; Kid appears to have a Reverse Accordion in and then falls back with what eventually turns out to be a Reverse Fallaway Slam.) Number 24: Morin Khuur (Kid clasps the hands and performs a Giant Swing, but with his enemy standing up rather than sat down. After four rotations, he releases and feels rather dizzy himself.) Number 32: Marriage Driver (Package Piledriver) Number 33: Becky-Rana (Tilt-a-Whirl with two turns into a Hurricanrana) Number 34: Extreme Becky-Rana (Deja Vu , four rotations,into a Hurricanrana and a pin.) Number 36: Blabber Girl (After a Hurricanrana, Kid keeps his legs around his opposition’s head and flips them over, grabbing them up by their tights, so they’re standing on their head. He then kicks them between the back and the neck.) Number 45: Doctor’s Operation (Sets up like Walls of Jericho. Rather than turn his opponent, Kid keeps his hands on his rival’s hips and pushes down, while they struggle. HUMILIATION MOVES Number 1: Lock Type Zero (Stepover Armbar/Hammerlock simultaneously.) Number 3: Double Bridge Hold(Sets up for a Catapult; instead of firing his foe into the corner, he falls back, keeping his spine arched, as well as his opponent’s.) Number 4: Brahma Bull Rider: Chameleon sits on his opponent’s back in a standing position and stretches their shoulder joints by grabbing and pulling on both arms. Number 5: Straddling Knee Lock: Kid appears to be hooking the leg on a pinfall attempt. However, he clasps his hands and wraps them around his rival’s left thigh while placing his right leg around theirs to secure the submission. Number 7: Hell Rush: A sharp right send his opponent to the floor; Chameleon wraps his hands tightly around their torso, akin to a Front Chancery, and delivers UP TO 17 knees to the top of the head. Number 20: Atlach-Nacha: Seemingly seeking a Leaping Poisoned Frankensteiner, Chameleon stops short of that, wrapping his legs around his opponent’s head and balancing himself with his hand on their ankles. Signatures: Aki’s Revenge: Formerly one of Kid’s finishers, the main submission in his repertoire can still finish foes off. It’s a Single Leg Boston Crab into an STF - Inspired by THQ/AKI Man from WCW/nWo Revenge THQ Leg Screw: Double Dragon Screw Leg Whip - Inspired by THQ/AKI Man from WCW/nWo Revenge Dragon Punch: Very European Uppercut - Inspired by Ryu and Ken from Street Fighter Tiger Knee: Sagat’s world-renowned knee to the face, normally done in the corner when a foe is tiring/tired. Face Lift: Pumphandle Facebuster - Inspired by Anesthesia from Rumble Roses It’s in The Game: A Soccerball Kick to a sitting opponent. - Inspired by EA Sports and the FIFA series. X-Box 360: 360 Moonsault Spinning Piledriver: Obviously, Chameleon can’t manage the feats that Zangief can. So, he lifts his opponent up into a piledriver position and spins around three or four times before nailing it - Inspired by Zangief from Street Fighter and Mike Haggar from Final Fight. Apoca-Fist: With a pair of over-sized costume gloves on, Kid lashes out with a heavy right hook (Used in Hardcore matches; Inspired by Killbane of Saints Row.) Morning Star: Flying Clothesline with hang time (Inspired by Saints Row.) Gat out of Hell: Two-Handed Bulldog accompanied by a pose. Unfortunately for you, think of Shawn Michael’s nakedpose with the WWF title covering his ‘Sunny Morning Glory.’ Or alternatively, you could envision someone laying on their side with their head rested on their arm. Either way, it’s cocky - pun intended. (Inspired by Saints Row.) The Decker: Kid steps up onto a kneeling opponent’s back and comes down across the spine with a Reverse Elbow (Inspired by Saints Row.) Pimp Slap: Foam finger on Kid’s hand; Bitch Slap by Human Tornado (Used in Hardcore matches and inspired by Saints Row.) Banishing Flat: Spinning Backfist - Inspired by Zangief from Street Fighter. The Nut Punch: Splits followed up by a punch to the groin Johnny Cage Style - Inspired by Johnny Cage from Mortal Kombat. Severe Beatdown: On top of his opponent, Kid wails away with four right hands - Inspired by THQ/AKI Man from WCW/nWo Revenge Tricolor Suplex: German suplex, Tiger Suplex, Dragon Suplex combination - Inspired by Miss Spencer of Rumble Roses Maxel Suplex: An atomic drop is complemented by a German Suplex Hold - Inspired by Max Thunder and Axel Stone from Streets of Rage Daydream Headlock - Headlock, yanks it three times, raises left hand then executes a bulldog - Inspired by R. Mika from Street Fighter. Impact: AKI Elbow: Rolling Elbow - Inspired by THQ/AKI Man from WCW/nWo Revenge AKI Uppercut: After negotiating a collar-and-elbow, Kid floors his opponent with an excellent European Uppercut - Inspired by THQ/AKI Man from WCW/nWo Revenge THQ Corkscrew: Corkscrew Clothesline - Inspired by THQ/AKI Man from WCW/nWo Revenge Arm Breaker: Chameleon grabs his opponent’s arm and instead of executing an arm wringer, brings their arm down hard onto his shoulder or the top rope - Inspired by King from Tekken Triple Arm Breaker: The above x 3 - Inspired by King from Tekken Ippon Seoi: Judo Armdrag into Head Dump - Inspired by Makoto from Rumble Roses Crimson Harley: Straightjacket into a vicious back suplex, dumping the opponent on their head (NOT OFTEN USED.) - Inspired by Noble Rose from Rumble Roses Beckbuster: Kid sweeps both legs from out underneath his opponent and with them on their knees in front, he scores with a Blockbuster. Bow to Tha King: Double Axe-Handle to the neck of a keeled over opponent - Inspired by several characters from Def Jam Vendetta. Butterfly DDT: Shiranui Capital Punishment: Jumping Double Axe Handle (not from the top rope.) - Inspired by King from Tekken Cheeline: Kid whips his opponent into the ropes and rebounds off the opposing set of ropes, meeting them with a hard running clothesline - Inspired by Ming Chee from WCW/nWo Revenge Cycling DDT: Arm Flip into DDT - Inspired by Becky from Rumble Roses. Crazy Stomp: With his rival on the ground, Chameleon stomps away three times to the knee, a la Chuck Taylor when he gets carried away in the corner - Inspired by Armor King from Tekken Crowbar: Side-Trap Armbar, kind of like Benoit before the Crippler Crossface, but instead of completing the takedown, he knees his opposite number to the shoulder. Crow’s Nest: Kid smashes the back of his competition’s head into the top turnbuckle twice and then turns them round to ram them face-first into the top/middle buckle. Club 357: Belly-to-Belly Suplex set-up that Chameleon converts it into a Hotshot/Stungun onto the middle turnbuckle/rope. What’cha gon do: Chameleon takes his opponent by the head and top of the tights before ramming them into the post between the top and middle ropes (like when someone sends another wrestler into the steel, shoulder-first.) Roc-a-Fella: Kid knees his man while they’re near the corner and when the competition slumps down, they get two Steve Austin-esque mudhole stomps to the chest, though with a bit of time in between. Demolition Job: Gorilla Press Slam into the top turnbuckle, spine-first. Dake Toe Hold: A normal drop toe hold is then accompanied by an elbow drop to the back of the head - Inspired by Dake Ken from WCW/nWo Revenge. Foul Play: Old school cheating. Kid rakes their face along the top rope and then rams their head into the middle turnbuckle -Inspired by various heels from Rumble Roses. Flying Reverse Elbow: Chameleon performs a handstand and then a jumping reverse elbow fairly close to the opponent - Inspired by Lisa from Dead or Alive Judgment Call: Chameleon cracks his opponent with a roundhouse kick, slides through their legs and executes Edge-o-Matic -Inspired by Judgment from Rumble Roses Kamikaze Typhoon: With his opponent in the corner, Kid lays it on thick with a running Forearm Smash - Inspired by Reiko from Rumble Roses; named after her mother, Kamikaze Rose. Kim Kick: Axe Kick - Inspired by Kim Chee from WCW/nWo Revenge. Star Kick: Dropsault - Inspired by Star Man from Pro Wrestling NES. Lasso Kick: Leg-Feed Enzuigiri - Inspired by King from Tekken. Flying Cross Chop: Inspired by Star Man from Pro Wrestling NES. Mingbuster: Chameleon whips his opponent into the ropes and then takes them down with a spinning spinebuster once they rebound into his path - Inspired by Ming Chee from WCW/nWo Revenge. Rib Buster: With the opponent lying on their front, Kid approaches them from the side and ushers in a stiff knee to the ribs - Inspired by Marduk from Tekken. Makoto Flip: Kid takes both of his opponent’s arms somewhere around the elbow, places his knee firmly against their back and flips them overhead. It’s a reverse Judo throw, though looks like a reverse monkey flip - Inspired by Makoto from Rumble Roses. Mongoalian BBQ: Six Mongolian chops with the opponent ‘sinking’ as each one rains down until they’re down and out on the ground - Inspired by Aigle from Rumble Roses. Mounted Mongoalian Chop: In the mount position, Chameleon smacks his opposition with a couple of Mongolian Chops - Inspired by Marduk from Tekken. Oh My Goodness: Chameleon converts an armdrag into an armbar and wrenches on it a few times. Suddenly, he stands up, walks a step or two away and hits a falling back/reverse elbow drop - Inspired by Keith Murray from Def Jam Vendetta. Noble Truth: Wheelbarrow Small Package. Crown of Thorns: Fisherman’s Suplex Set-Up; Kid swings for a moment and then throws them up into the air with them landing on their head. Thorn in Your Side: Suplex toss across the top rope. Throw Dem Bows: Two elbow strikes to the face (one left and one right) usually force the opponent to turn away; from behind, Kid jumps into the air and comes down with an elbow to the head, normally dropping the opposition; with them down, he drops a double axe-handle to the point of the spine - Inspired by Ludacris from Def Jam Vendetta. Nodowazuri: Kid has them set up for a belly-to-belly suplex, but instead falls forward with all of his body and turns into a modified Lou Thesz press - Inspired by Taka Arashi from Virtua Fighter. Mind Blowing: Calf Branding - Inspired by various from Def Jam Vendetta. Preach 2 Da Boot: With his opponent in the corner, Kid kicks him twice in the midsection and follows it up with a foot choke (extending his leg, like typical big men do, a la Kevin Nash.) - Inspired by Spider from Def Jam Vendetta. Ruff Stylin’: Hard body slam - Inspired by various from Def Jam Vendetta. The Law Rider: Canadian Backbreaker into an Argentine Backbreaker Drop/Rack Attack. The Third Rail: Two short-range clotheslines, the second one possibly flooring the opponent, sees Kid help the opponent up and finish off with a third crunching clothesline. - Inspired by Tank and Briggs from Def Jam Vendetta. Swing Chin Crusher - A swift uppercut to the stomach is followed up by a jaw-breaker (Kid has his face and front turned towards the opponent, not away.) - Inspired by El Blaze from Virtua Fighter. Darkness Sword - Crescent Kick, a la Shawn Michaels in 1992 before it became his finisher - Inspired by El Blaze from Virtua Fighter. Darkness Sword/Axe Bomber - The Crescent Kick is followed up by a Sliding Lariat, usually as the opponent is sitting up. Alternatively, Axe Bomber can be used on its own - Inspired by El Blaze from Virtua Fighter. Deep Impact: While his opponent is standing/getting to their feet. Kid Chameleon leaps from the second turnbuckle and scores with a DDT. (Not a Tornado DDT.) - Inspired by El Blaze from Virtua Fighter. Perfect Thrust Kick: Chameleon sets up a suplex, but after lifting them up, drops them down on the spot in a standing position, takes a step back and unleashes a surprising and stunning superkick - Inspired by El Blaze from Virtua Fighter. Stand Leg Clutch into Elbow Drop: Kid blocks an attempted kick by catching his opponent, brings them down with a single leg takedown and then drops an elbow to the inside of the leg, reminiscent of Bret Hart - Inspired by Wolf from Virtua Fighter. Shell Break Elbow: Kid blocks a strike, bends the opponent over his knee, akin to a backbreaker/backbreaker hold and then buries an elbow deep into their chest - Inspired by Sarah Bryant from Virtua Fighter. Lightning Knee Smash: With the opponent near the corner, Kid pushes them up against the turnbuckles and fires off two right knees to the ribs, a left knee followed by a final right knee - Inspired by Sarah Bryant from Virtua Fighter. Machine Gun Knee Lift: With opponent kneeling or crouching, Kid grabs them by the head and knees them three times in the face - Inspired by Jeffry from Virtua Fighter. Queen Knee: With his opponent up against the ropes, Kid uses the second one as a platform for a stiff Step-Up High Knee -Inspired by Reiko from Rumble Roses. Coconut Crush: Behind an opponent, Kid simply rams his rival’s head into his right knee - Inspired by King and Armor King from Tekken Killer Combination: Kid kicks his opponent’s left leg, then the right and follows up with a low dropkick - Inspired by Aigle and Killer Khan from Rumble Roses. Hi-Jack Backbreaker: Chameleon sets his opponent up in position for a dominator, but drops them onto his right knee and then pushes them off his knee onto the ground - Inspired by King from Tekken King of the Backbreakers: A scoop slam becomes a backbreaker - Inspired by King Slender of Pro Wrestling NES. Kim of the Backbreakers: Chameleon looks like he’s going to perform a belly-to-back suplex, then teases the atomic drop, but instead executes a backbreaker - Inspired by Kim Chee from WCW/nWo Revenge. Khan of the Backbreakers: A delayed backbreaker - Inspired by Killer Khan from Rumble Roses. The Best Backbreaker in Showbiz: Elevated Backbreaker Hold into a Rack Attack DKO: STO - Inspired by Dake Ken from WCW/nWo Revenge. Head Bomber: Holds their legs up and butts them to the abdomen, like Bret Hart used to - Inspired by King from Tekken Raid Bomb: Chameleon is actually in a vulnerable position, lying on his back, but face up. A foe who is taking their time may be caught out with a kick to the knee; after that The Player pounces with a front facelock, bringing them down the ground where he then raises his knees into the air, using the right one to knee his rival in the face -Inspired by Vanessa Lewis from Virtua Fighter. Running Neck Break Drop: Lariat Takedown - Inspired by many from various video games, such as Michelle from Tekken. Rose Hip: Modified Killswitch/almost like a reverse Pedigree - Inspired by Mistress Spencer from Rumble Roses. Guillotine Drop: Armbar takedown into a legdrop across the neck - Inspired by Bass Armstrong from Dead or Alive Earthquake: Double Knee Drop - Inspired by various from Def Jam Vendetta and Bass Armstrong from Dead or Alive. Saddle Crash: Kid holds onto his opponent’s head and nails them with three big right hands, the last one usually flooring them - Inspired by Tina Armstrong from Dead or Alive. Sandbag Toss: Backslide Driver. Stun Gun Chop: Three consecutive knife-edge chops that are greeted by ‘YEAH’ - Inspired by Tina Armstrong from Dead or Alive. Skull Crusher: Kid scores with a single or double leg takedown, usually following up with a right to ensure the opponent stays on the ground. Afterwards, he rams the back of their head into the canvas on three occasions - Inspired by Marduk from Tekken. Cradle to Tha Grave: A lift for a Vertical Suplex, but he tosses his opponent to the side instead. It’s also like a Suplex Toss, though he doesn’t launch them through the air - Inspired by Tank from Def Jam Vendetta. SHO-Time: Jumping High Kick to the head or back of the head - Inspired by Shogun from WCW/nWo Revenge. SHO-Off: Chameleon converts an arm wringer into an armbar and then performs something that resembles a flying armbar takedown - Inspired by Shogun from WCW/nWo Revenge. The Big Swing: Unlike Derrick Huber, Kid doesn’t gain much height or distance on his and falls over for comedic effect - Inspired by Dr. Frank from WCW/nWo Revenge. A Taste of Dr. Frank’s Medicine: Holding the opponent by the right arm, Kid chops away with his left until his heart is content, usually racking up five to the unprotected chest. Smaller opponents will be knocked over and get back up in between each blow as demonstrated here - Inspired by Dr. Frank from WCW/nWo Revenge. RIGHT HAN! Kid flies through the air and catches his opponent with a leaping punch/flying forearm, sometimes from the moment the bell goes - Inspired by Han Zo Mon from WCW/nWO Revenge. DEI-Lift: Kid grabs his rival’s head and it rains four kneelifts, two to the front and two to the rear, two left and two right, and a fifth one fells his man. All the time, he shouts DEI in tribute to Kim Chee - Inspired by Kim Chee from WCW/nWo Revenge. Ultimate Tackle: Double Leg Takedown that serves as a transition to other moves. Ultimate Punch: Double Leg Takedown followed up by four fierce punches (two lefts and two rights.) - Inspired by Marduk from Tekken. Zero Dropkick: Low Dropkick to the head while opponent is on the ground - Inspired by Reiko from Rumble Roses. Corner Zero Dropkick: Low dropkick to the face while opponent is sitting against the turnbuckle - Inspired by Reiko from Rumble Roses. Eat This! Rope-Aided Corner Dropkick - Inspired by Reiko from Rumble Roses. Lockdown Slam: Butterfly Suplex - Inspired by Briggs from Def Jam Vendetta. Geronimo Suplex: Deadlift German Suplex (to lighter opponents) - Inspired by Geronimo from Kinnikun Muscle Grand Prix. Metal Gear Suplex: Spider Suplex - Inspired by Reiko from Rumble Roses. Sunrise Suplex: Kid turns a hammerlock into a double armbar and with that intact, executes a Northern Lights Suplex, complete with pin - Inspired by Reiko from Rumble Roses. Angel Suplex: Super/Avalanche Back Suplex - Inspired by Reiko from Rumble Roses. Southern Darkness Suplex: Reverse Northern Lights Suplex with the opponent’s face landing on the mat (no pin.) - Inspired by Miss Spencer from Rumble Roses. Spencer Suplex: Sleeper Suplex - Inspired by Miss Spencer from Rumble Roses. Wake-Up Lariat: While the other person is lying down/on their knees, Kid simply picks them up and blasts them with a lariat at point blank range - Inspired by Armor King from Tekken Alarm Knee: Similar to the Wake-Up Lariat and Enzui Knee. The opponent is lying on their back and out of it. Kid approaches, raises him so he’s sitting upright and unleashes a ferocious knee to the back - Inspired by Marduk from Tekken. Submission: Beast from the Underground: Kneeling Torture Rack. Detention: A full-nelson flip over, which resembles cattle mutilation. With the opponent on the ground, Chameleon lifts their arms, thus applying the full nelson. He then does a front roll, maintaining their arms and bridges for extra leverage while the opponent, almost in a split position, suffers - Inspired by Miss Spencer from Rumble Roses. The Law Breaker: With his opponent kneeling over the middle rope, Chameleon lifts the top rope and leans his left knee over their neck for added leverage in his choke. Half-Stunt Rider: With his rival leaning against the middle rope, Chameleon exits the ring and applies a nelson-like move on the right arm from the rear side to begin with. He then hooks the opponent’s left heel/ankle underneath the bottom rope and applies a proper full nelson, rocking back and forth, putting pressure on the opponent with his own left foot on the bottom rope, just above his opponent’s - Inspired by various heels from Rumble Roses. Black Belt Whip: A normal Irish Whip to the corner, making the opponent take a front turnbuckle, is accompanied by Kid taking them by the head and intentionally ramming them into the post through the middle rope, face or shoulder-first - Inspired by the Black Belt Demon from Rumble Roses. The Kim Chee Clutch - With his opponent lying flat on their stomach, Kid straddles them (no innuendo) and applies a strong sleeper that may resemble a choke - Inspired by Kim Chee from WCW/nWo Revenge. King’s Bridge: Kid takes someone’s left leg out from underneath them, applies a standing Heel Hold, wrenches back on the knee and turns them over to apply the Indian Death Lock falling back for extra snap and leverage. Finally, he stands up and gets back on the ride for a Mexican Surfboard - Inspired by King from Tekken Killer Choke: Kid shoves his opponent’s face/head onto the second rope, raises the top one and holds onto it while putting his knee on top of their head and applying plenty of pressure - Inspired by Killer Khan from Rumble Roses. Original Sin: A Torture Rack into a Rack Attack; Chameleon holds on, steps up a bit and then delivers a Gutbuster. Oblivion: Modified Tequila Sunrise - Inspired by Judgment from Rumble Roses. NHB Combo: A single leg takedown is succeeded by Kid holding the opposition’s left arm so they can’t defend his devastating 6 left-handed punches that follow to the head. He then hops off, maintains that aforementioned left arm and transitions into a cross armbreaker. Who said he couldn’t wrestle? - Inspired by Aisha from Rumble Roses. Perpetratin’ Armbar: Stepover Armlock - Inspired by various from Def Jam Vendetta. Reiko Special: A surfboard/Romero special complete with Dragon Sleeper (Daniel Bryan does this move.) - Inspired by Reiko from Rumble Roses. Terry Special: A stepover toehold that Chameleon twists three times. Sometimes, he complements this with a knee to their leg - Inspired by Terryman from Kinnikuman Grand Prix Muscle. Aerial: Han Zo Free: A Slingshot Crossbody Block - Inspired by Han Zo Mon from WCW/nWo Revenge Han Zo Mon-sault: On the outside from the second rope, Chameleon pulls off an Asai Moonsault - Inspired by Han Zo Mon from WCW/nWo Revenge. Akicanrana: Spinning Hurricanrana - Inspired by THQ/AKI Man from WCW/nWo Revenge TH Kick: Springboard Spinning Heel Kick - Inspired by THQ/AKI Man from WCW/nWo Revenge Verdict’s In: A kneedrop to the back from the top rope - Inspired by various from Def Jam Vendetta.