Wrestler Name: GLORY Satsujin
Height: 5' 11"
Weight: 223 lbs.
Hometown: Sapporo, Japan
Allignment (Face/Heel): Heel

Physical Features: GLORY is quite a physical specimen.
Aside from his outlandish golden hair (a very thourough
dye-job... nothing shows through the roots) and
similarly dyed thin mustache, he's got good looks.  His
nose, jawline, and cheekbones give a 'noble' appearance.
His physique is incredible, with a nicely defined
musculature.  This overall image feeds his delusions of
grandeur.


In-Ring Attire: GLORY wears shiny gold trunks that
extend to the knee, similarly colored boots, similarly
colored wristbands and elbowpads.  He wears a shiny gold
cape-like robe to the ring, with frilly feathery edges
and "GLORY" printed on the back in big silver lettering.

Casual Attire: Satsujin dresses in the finest styles
available to him.  He's not a wealthy man, so that
generally translates into "mid-range fashion outlet
clothing".

Personality (His personality and gimmick if he has one):
GLORY Satsujin believes that he is a direct descendant
of divinity.  He believes that he is physically and
mentally superior to the "lower classes" (ie everyone
else), and the peasantry should worship him as a god.
He competes to prove his claims of demigodhood, so that
the masses will kowtow to his every whim.

Theme Music: An altered version of J.S. Bach's "Mass in
B Minor: Sanctus".  Instead of singing "Sanctus"
repeatedly, the chorus sings "Glory" over and over.  The
first 55 seconds or so of the piece only... it repeats
after this.

Ring Entrance:
[Bursting forth from the public address system is the
choral classical piece by JS Bach, "Mass in B Minor:
Sanctus".  But instead of singing "Sanctus" repeatedly,
the chorus is singing the word "Glory" instead.

Thrusting himself out from behind the curtain is the man
for whom the chorus sings, GLORY Satsujin.  The fans
*INSERT APPROPRIATE REACTION HERE*  The golden-haired
self-proclaimed deity stands at the backstage entrance
and spreads his arms to the side, showing his
magnificent physique against the backdrop of his shiny
golden robe.  Slowly, with arms remaining outstretched,
the golden-clad grappler strides to the ring as if he
owns the place.  He probably believes that he does.

A self-satisfied sneer entrenched on his face, GLORY
Satsujin is wearing his knee-length shiny golden trunks,
with matching boots, wristbands, and elbowpads.  His
handsome face bears a mustache dyed the same golden
color as his hair, and he is a tremendous physical
specimen.  No wonder he thinks he's so great.

After about 55 seconds (quite a long time for a ring
entrance, since he strides so slowly) his theme music
cycles back to the beginning, and GLORY leaps over the
top rope into the ring.  He continues to parade around
for a brief time longer as the crowd *INSERT APPROPRIATE
REACTION HERE*.]

History:
(as he tells it) "My history is unknowable.  It will
suffice for you that in the days when the gods walked
the Earth, they occasionally found a beautiful woman
which met their exacting standards, and shared their
goldy passions with them.  Such was the power of these
immortal beings that few women even survived the
encounter.  But one such encounter led to a family line
the likes of which has never been seen either before or
since.  A line which too long has lived in the company
of the lowly day-to-day mass of humanity, most of whom
are not even suitable as servants.  These people have
conspired against my ancestors, for they were so envious
of our superior beauty and intellect.  But I, GLORY
Satsujin, intend to rectify that situation, by defeating
the nation's most fearsome warriors in the most public
of forums!  All will bow to me!"

(actually) The young man who would be known as GLORY
Satsujin grew up in the northern city of Sapporo.  He
was born into a poor family, and begrudged this fact
immediately.  The wealthier children got the better
positions in school and on sports teams, despite his
natural athletic superiority and high intelligence.  He
drove himself to be perfect, in body and mind.  Sadly,
the pressures were too much for him.  While he succeeded
admirably in building an awesome body, he couldn't do
that and succeed in the ultra-competitive Japanese
school system.  He did not perform well enough on the
state standardized tests which determine a youth's
candidacy for college.  This crushed him.  He blamed it
all on the conspiracy against his obviously superior
genetic traits.  The outlet he chose for his anger and
frustration was violence.  Not so foolish as to not find
a legal outlet, he joined a wrestling club, where he
became noted for his brutal methods.  Clearly, this guy
was not suited for amatuer competition, but a patron
took him under his wing to make a professional out of
him.  That patron was Osamu Ishimura, scouting new
talent for the puroresu federation he wished to build.
Seeing an incredible "look" with athleticism and
aggression, he paid the young man's way through
wrestling school,
with the contractual obligation that he would be
competing in WAVE upon his graduation...

Wrestling Style: High-impact technical wrestling.
Is Your Wrestler willing to compete in death matches?:
Let me ask him.  "Gasp!  Such barbarism!  An obvious
attempt to appeal to the basest classes.  Certainly
not!"


Moveset: (going after head or arm, usually)
1 Basic technical moves (headlock, armwringer,
takedowns, etc)
2 vertical suplex
3 belly-to-belly suplex
4 singlearm DDT (onto the shoulder)
5 hammerlock suplexes and slams (any suplex/slam variant
that lands on the arm)
6 running knee smash (connects under the chin)
7 northern lights suplex (bridging or released)
8 reverse neckbreaker
9 running swinging neckbreaker
10 Anderson-style armbar (standing over the opponent)
11 hammerlock reverse DDT
12 piledriver
13 jumping double kneedrop to the head
14 half-nelson suplex
15 double armbar submission
16 snap suplex
17 schoolboy rollup with a pull of the tights (gasp!)...
a last-ditch desperate move
18 top rope flying forearm

Signature Moves:

"Glory Suplex": A head-and-arm brainbuster.  Like the
head-and-arm Tazplex that Taz used to do in ECW, that
landed the guy on his head.

"Glory Breaker": A snap suplex which ends in a reverse
neckbreaker.  The opponent is snapped over so fast he
lands seated, with GLORY dropping into the neckbreaker.

"Glory Special": GLORY lifts his man up in a fireman's
position.  He twists and throws out the legs as if he
were executing Brock Lesnar's F-5, but he retains ahold
on the foe's arm and shoulder.  He proceeds to fling
himself down, driving the shoulder directly into the
canvas with all of the opponent's weight behind it!
This usually sets up "The Glorious Conversion"


Finisher's: (Between 2-5.  In puroresu, most wrestlers
have multiple finishers.)

Regular Finish- "Glory Driver": It is a fisherman
screwdriver.  Lifting the foe up as for a fisherman
suplex, Glory turns him and piledrives him.  *SQUISH*

Submission Finish- "The Glorious Conversion": This is a
combination between a crossface chickenwing and a
Crippler Crossface.  GLORY locks the arm as if going for
the Crossface, and then instead of hooking the head with
both arms, hooks the face with one and the free arm with
the other.  This wrenches both shoulders, the neck and
makes life very very painful until the victim submits
(in Satsujin's words, "admits his superiority").

Last-Ditch Finish- "Extermination": When his foolish
opponent just will not be defeated by any other means,
GLORY has a career-threatening definitely-over-if-it-
hits move.  He seats his foe on the top rope facing out,
and stands on the middle ropes. GLORY tucks his head in
to his opponent's side, hooks his opponents arms with
his, and falls backwards into what is essentially a
Second Rope Vertebreaker.  Can you say, "traction"?


Three Strengths:

1. Physical Prowess.  GLORY is a peak-level athlete.  He
obviously has invested a great deal of time in the
development and care of his body.  He's reasonably
strong, fast, and durable.
2. Stamina.  His conditioning is unreal.  It takes a lot
longer for him to tire than for your average Joe.  Not
that there are many Joes in Japan, but you know.  :-)
3. Will To Win.  Satsujin truly believes that he will
win every match.  Therefore, when things go against him,
he will do anything to ensure that "his rightful victory
is not stolen from him".

Three Weaknesses:

1. Psychologically Fragile.  GLORY thinks he is
perfect... therefore, any attack on that perfection
scares the crap out of him.  Hit him in the face and he
gets angry.  Get him bloody and he panics.  Injure a
body part, and he'll overcompensate for it.  GLORY is
quick to anger and can be moved from his game plan
simply by wounding him.
2. Experience.  He's a rookie, and a rookie who THINKS
he knows it all already.  He will make rookie mistakes,
and blame them on the "obviously incompetent
officiating", thus failing to LEARN from said mistake.
3. Paranoia.  GLORY believes that the officials are
always out to get him, and that the fans want to see him
lose because they envy his "obvious superiority".  He'll
spend way too much time arguing counts and mouthing off
to the fans, giving his opponent openings and recovery
time.