Fred Fuchs
@fredfuchster.bsky.social
Unprofessional video game poster. #1 competitively ranked poser. Pro wrestling and Star Trek are my jam. 25.
A few months ago my friends and I discussed the idea of The Undertaler and what his gimmick would be.
One proposed idea was him turning Randy Orton’s soul blue and making him fly against the walls of Hell in a Cell, ending in a DQ finish (lol) when he falls out of the arena itself.
One proposed idea was him turning Randy Orton’s soul blue and making him fly against the walls of Hell in a Cell, ending in a DQ finish (lol) when he falls out of the arena itself.
December 2, 2025 at 12:15 AM
A few months ago my friends and I discussed the idea of The Undertaler and what his gimmick would be.
One proposed idea was him turning Randy Orton’s soul blue and making him fly against the walls of Hell in a Cell, ending in a DQ finish (lol) when he falls out of the arena itself.
One proposed idea was him turning Randy Orton’s soul blue and making him fly against the walls of Hell in a Cell, ending in a DQ finish (lol) when he falls out of the arena itself.
My immediate thought is to maybe switch it with Daisy Circuit, and then make DK Summit the last track, but this introduces entirely new problems like having two Circuits in one cup.
November 13, 2025 at 4:23 PM
My immediate thought is to maybe switch it with Daisy Circuit, and then make DK Summit the last track, but this introduces entirely new problems like having two Circuits in one cup.
By the time you get to TSE it feels like the game has already surprised you enough that it has to play a bit zanier to keep getting you, like wackier secrets and stuff like the Christmas level, but it still manages to escalate appropriately sometimes. Either way the "joke" is still present. (2/3)
November 12, 2025 at 9:00 PM
By the time you get to TSE it feels like the game has already surprised you enough that it has to play a bit zanier to keep getting you, like wackier secrets and stuff like the Christmas level, but it still manages to escalate appropriately sometimes. Either way the "joke" is still present. (2/3)