Brandon Bones

Now is the time on Sprockets when we dance!

I had always heard that the headset was really heavy and distracting. It wasn’t bad at all. That it took me a few hours to get over the vertigo was rough.

Just played a couple of games on the Oculus. I’ve never had a chance to do anything VR before. The Vader Immortal game was pretty great. Though I am scared of heights. Climbing up the side of Vader’s Mustafar castle was super awesome. Right now, after playing the Mission ISS game. I’m just about ready to puke. It appears I’ve no stomach for being an astronaut. Lol

Yes! I saw it a couple of years ago the youtubes. It was pretty good from what I remember. But I could have sworn that the match was on Spectrum in Philly. Can’t find it on YouTube. Boo.

This is the last one for awhile. In this episode. The winner of the SuperManch Tournament gets a shot at MVWF Worlds Champion Kyle Empire.

“Huey! All you had to do was SIT HERE and WATCH PORN!” I fucking died. Lols

I’m mostly guilty of taking other people’s stuff off of community creations and repurposing. I’m not particularly talented. But I do understand that wherever my creations land. I spam my arena with (mostly) the same thing everywhere much like any wrestling league might do when establishing a brand.

The final round.

Round 5 of The SuperManch Tournament. Featuring “Gi Man” Ryan Crawford vs. Brandon Bones. In a Fight Pit match. 2/3 in a steel cage, submissions and KOs only. I would like to point out that the name “Fight Pit” match as some sort of modified cage match was done first in the MVWF. Just sayin’.

Round 4 of the SuperManch Tournament. Free Agent Brock Lesnar is used as a pawn in the Shadow Kings plot to resurrect Kid Christian.

Round 3.

Round 2 of the SuperManch Tournament.

The 1st Round of the SuperManch Tournament.

Brandon Bones died in the ring, months ago at ManchMania. Dan Crane (an old rival of Bones) was revealed to be Kid Christians father on the same show. But now... Bones, using the magical powers of the Shadow King to sacrifice Kid Christian and place his soul in the body of Brandon Clones. A younger larger and injury free version of Bones. Now Crane has assembled his old crew the MVWO for the first time in over ten years. Bones (who stole the moniker of the VWA from the 6 original wrestlers from the old NES Pro Wrestling game) has also reunited with his former stable mates Johnny Uppercutt and Franklin Delano Fisticuffs. They battle in 6 Man Tag action.

The real draw for me has been how surprisingly competitive and competent the matches turn out to be. I’ve had Iron Man matches where the score switched leaders a couple times. In one instance in a 60 Min Iron Man a guy got destroyed for the first half hour only to rally in the second and came within 1 point of winning. The key of course, is getting those settings right in both the options menus and attributes. I tend to push more defense and less in offense to give matches a chance to breath. I even experimented with some guy who had maximum and minimum attribute points. Neither turned out to be a guarantee of a win or loss. Check out the main event in this video. Lots of great heat building, one really great near fall, and a crushing finish. Plus, you can make fun of my announcer voice.

Are you playing the game or using it to sim?

I’m a little late to the 2k19 shout out in this thread. But just wanted to add one more check in the win column for my purposes is one of the best wrestling games ever. I just recently completed 3 seasons of my sim league with a bunch of my buddies. Two of the seasons were in 2k19. Once I finally wrapped my mind around the best settings in the options menus... this game performed. Historically (The MVWF has been around for 20 years) I really thought nothing was going to top No Mercy as a simulator. Plus the GameCube games really put out as well. So even though I don’t really play this game. I can say it delivered.

Got it! Only gifs of his entrance from this point forward. ?

I’m thinking that my love for everything in the final 4 has eclipsed whatever criticism could be rightfully applied to the prior 8. But I really can’t even care that much about them when I got so much payoff at the end. Watching all in a session is a good choice.

Hmmm. I kinda liked the Martez sisters.

I’m really caught off guard in how much Clone Wars has exceeded my expectations. I generally avoid movies and shows with this type of animation. Whatever it is it about it, gets in the way of my being able to enjoy this brand. But Clones and Rebels takes such time and care in building story and characters. I’m really impressed.

The Phantom Apprentice was phenomenal!

Wow. After all this time. King Slender has a first name (and a demotion).

Is that... real?