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* [[{{Leprechaun}} The Leprechaun]]: [[{{CaptainObvious}} Yes]]. Real name Dewayne Bruce, better known as Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker of the {{Jobber}} tag team the State Patrol and as a trainer at WCW's wrestling school the Power Plant. He lasted about a month. He can be seen [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrrAMp5sW04 here]].

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* [[{{Leprechaun}} The Leprechaun]]: [[{{CaptainObvious}} Yes]]. Real name Dewayne Bruce, better known as Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker of the {{Jobber}} tag team the State Patrol and as a trainer at WCW's wrestling school the Power Plant. He lasted about a month. He His TV debut can be seen [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrrAMp5sW04 here]].
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* [[{{Leprechaun}} The Leprechaun]]: [[{{CaptainObvious}} Yes]]. Real name Dewayne Bruce, better known as Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker of the {{Jobber}} tag team the State Patrol and as a trainer at WCW's wrestling school the Power Plant. He lasted about a month.

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* [[{{Leprechaun}} The Leprechaun]]: [[{{CaptainObvious}} Yes]]. Real name Dewayne Bruce, better known as Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker of the {{Jobber}} tag team the State Patrol and as a trainer at WCW's wrestling school the Power Plant. He lasted about a month. He can be seen [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrrAMp5sW04 here]].
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* UnfortunateName: Actor/wrestler Robert "Jeep" Swenson was brought in for a one-shot appearance as a member of the Alliance to End Hulkamania. His character was originally going to be named the Final Solution, before common sense prevailed and the name was changed to the Ultimate Solution.

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* UnfortunateName: Actor/wrestler Robert "Jeep" Swenson was brought in for a one-shot appearance as a member of the Alliance to End Hulkamania. His character was originally going to be named the Final Solution, before common sense prevailed and the name was changed to the Ultimate Solution.Solution.
* {{WrestleCrap}}: Inducted as a group, plus separate inductions for the Shark, Zodiac, Loch Ness and the Leprechaun and for the Doomsday Cage Match.
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'''The Dungeon Of Doom''' was a [[{{ProfessionalWrestling}} professional wrestling]] stable that existed in [[{{Wrestling/WCW}} WCW]] from May 1995 to July 13, 1997. It developed out of the short-lived power trio the Three Faces of Fear ([[{{Wrestling/KevinSullivan}} Kevin Sullivan]], the Butcher [Brutus Beefcake] and [[{{Wrestling/John Tenta}} Avalanche [John Tenta]]]) which existed from the end of WCW Halloween Havoc 94, October 23, 1994, until April 1995. At WCW [=Slamboree=] 95, May 21, 1995, Sullivan d. The Man With No Name (Butcher). After the match, the Master ("King" Curtis Iaukea- no relation to Mike "Prince Iaukea" Haynor) appeared on the video screen ranting about [[{{Wrestling/HulkHogan}} Hulkamania]] and how it needed to be stopped. Sullivan ran through the crowd and out of the arena. This led to a vignette showing Sullivan running through a forest with the Master calling for him. Then Sullivan disappeared and reappeared at the Master's feet inside the Dungeon, with the Master talking about how the "warriors were gathering." Sullivan said that he didn't want to disappoint the Master, but "no one can defeat the Immortal Hulk Hogan, no one." The Master told Sullivan, whom he called his "SONNNNNNNNNN," to take "the final step," leading to Sullivan running toward another area of the Dungeon. He reemerged in a red robe as "The Taskmaster," calling the Master "Father," and understanding his power and now he knew that they could destroy Hulk Hogan and all the Hulkamaniacs, because, "''It is etched in '''STOONNNNEEEE!!!!!''''' Over the next few weeks on WCW TV, the Master would present different warriors to be used to destroy Hogan, starting with Kamala (his WCW debut), the Shark (Tenta) and the Zodiac (Beefcake) and, most importantly, the centerpiece, [[{{Wrestling/TheBigShow}} The Giant]].

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'''The Dungeon Of Doom''' was a [[{{ProfessionalWrestling}} professional wrestling]] stable that existed in [[{{Wrestling/WCW}} WCW]] from May 1995 to July 13, 1997. It developed out of the short-lived power trio the Three Faces of Fear ([[{{Wrestling/KevinSullivan}} Kevin Sullivan]], the Butcher [Brutus Beefcake] and [[{{Wrestling/John Tenta}} Avalanche [John Tenta]]]) which existed from the end of WCW Halloween Havoc 94, late October 23, 1994, 1994 until April 1995. At WCW [=Slamboree=] 95, May 21, 1995, Sullivan d. The Man With No Name (Butcher). After the match, the Master ("King" Curtis Iaukea- no relation to Mike "Prince Iaukea" Haynor) appeared on the video screen ranting about [[{{Wrestling/HulkHogan}} Hulkamania]] and how it needed to be stopped. Sullivan ran through the crowd and out of the arena. This led to a vignette showing Sullivan running through a forest with the Master calling for him. Then Sullivan disappeared and reappeared at the Master's feet inside the Dungeon, with the Master talking about how the "warriors were gathering." Sullivan said that he didn't want to disappoint the Master, but "no one can defeat the Immortal Hulk Hogan, no one." The Master told Sullivan, whom he called his "SONNNNNNNNNN," to take "the final step," leading to Sullivan running toward another area of the Dungeon. He reemerged in a red robe as "The Taskmaster," calling the Master "Father," and understanding his power and now he knew that they could destroy Hulk Hogan and all the Hulkamaniacs, because, "''It is etched in '''STOONNNNEEEE!!!!!''''' Over the next few weeks on WCW TV, the Master would present different warriors to be used to destroy Hogan, starting with Kamala (his WCW debut), the Shark (Tenta) and the Zodiac (Beefcake) and, most importantly, the centerpiece, [[{{Wrestling/TheBigShow}} The Giant]].

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* BeardOfEvil: Taskmaster, Shark and The Giant



* BeardOfEvil: Taskmaster, Shark and The Giant
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* FaceHeelTurn: Jimmy Hart, Hogan's manager, turned on him during Hogan's match with the Giant at Halloween Havoc 95, costing Hogan the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-h.html WCW World Heavyweight Title]] as it was later revealed that Hart had set up the contract so that the belt could change hands on a DQ. To add to this, Lex Luger, who had come back from [[{{Wrestling/WWE}} WWE]] a month earlier and was immediately distrusted by [[{{Wrestling/RandySavage}} Randy Savage]], turned on Savage after both guys had run into the ring.



* FaceHeelTurn: Jimmy Hart, Hogan's manager, turned on him during Hogan's match with the Giant at Halloween Havoc 95, costing Hogan the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-h.html WCW World Heavyweight Title]] as it was later revealed that Hart had set up the contract so that the belt could change hands on a DQ. To add to this, Lex Luger, who had come back from [[{{Wrestling/WWE}} WWE]] a month earlier and was immediately distrusted by [[{{Wrestling/RandySavage}} Randy Savage]], turned on Savage shortly after.
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* FacialMarkings: The Taskmaster and the Zodiac

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* FacialMarkings: The Taskmaster Taskmaster, Kamala and the Zodiac
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* DoubleAgent: Lex Luger turned heel at Hallowen Havoc 95 and sided with the Dungeon. However, he and [[{{Wrestling/Sting}} Sting]] defeated Harlem Heat ([[{{Wrestling/BookerT}} Booker T]] and Stevie Ray) for the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-t.html WCW World Tag Team Titles]] on the January 22, 1996 ''[[{{WCWMondayNitro}} WCW Monday Nitro]]'', which meant that he was aligned with both a top babyface and a top heel group at the same time. WCW finally resolved this by turning Luger face in the Doomsday Cage match at [=Uncensored=] in March, because they needed him as a face due to [[{{Wrestling/NewWorldOrder}} what was around the corner]].

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* DoubleAgent: Lex Luger turned heel at Hallowen Havoc 95 and sided with the Dungeon. However, he and [[{{Wrestling/Sting}} Sting]] defeated Harlem Heat ([[{{Wrestling/BookerT}} Booker T]] and Stevie Ray) for the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-t.html WCW World Tag Team Titles]] on the January 22, 1996 ''[[{{WCWMondayNitro}} WCW Monday Nitro]]'', which meant that he was aligned with both a top babyface and a top heel group at the same time. WCW finally resolved this by turning Luger face in the Doomsday Cage match at [=Uncensored=] in March, because they needed him as a face due to [[{{Wrestling/NewWorldOrder}} what was around the corner]].coming two months later]].

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* ArchEnemy: Hulk Hogan, of course, [[{{Wrestling/RandySavage}} Randy Savage]], [[{{Wrestling/Sting}} Sting]], later Brian Pillman and [[{{Wrestling/ChrisBenoit}} Chris Benoit]]
* The BigBad[=/=]TheEvilGenius: The Taskmaster

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* ArchEnemy: [[{{Wrestling/HulkHogan}} Hulk Hogan, Hogan]], of course, [[{{Wrestling/RandySavage}} Randy Savage]], [[{{Wrestling/Sting}} Sting]], later Brian Pillman and [[{{Wrestling/ChrisBenoit}} Chris Benoit]]
* BaldOfEvil: Taskmaster, Konnan
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The BigBad[=/=]TheEvilGenius: Big Bad]][=/=]TheEvilGenius: The Taskmaster



* The {{Leprechaun}}: [[{{CaptainObvious}} Yes]]. Real name Dewayne Bruce, better known as Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker of the {{Jobber}} tag team the State Patrol and as a trainer at WCW's wrestling school the Power Plant. He lasted about a month.
* TheMole: After the Zodiac left the group in February 1996, he was repackaged as The Booty Man (sort of like [[{{Wrestling/DGenerationX}} Billy Gunn's "Mr. Ass" gimmick]]), now a {{Face}} and a Friend of Hulk. Hulk [[{{LampshadeHanging}} explained]] that he had sent him into the Dungeon as a "mole." However, [[{{FridgeBrilliance}} it actually DOES make sense]] when you consider the finish of the [[{{GimmickMatches}} War Games]] match between the Hulkamaniacs (Hogan/Savage/Sting/Luger) and the Dungeon of Doom (Kamala/Shark/Zodiac/Meng) at WCW Fall Brawl 95, September 17, 1995. The Hulkamaniacs won when Hogan forced Zodiac to submit (the way War Games matches are ended). Hulk ''had'' to have Zodiac be the one to submit, since he was arguably the weakest guy on the team, because it would look suspicious if Hulk had fought with the other three guys but left Zodiac alone.

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* [[{{Leprechaun}} The {{Leprechaun}}: Leprechaun]]: [[{{CaptainObvious}} Yes]]. Real name Dewayne Bruce, better known as Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker of the {{Jobber}} tag team the State Patrol and as a trainer at WCW's wrestling school the Power Plant. He lasted about a month.
* TheMole: After the Zodiac left the group in February 1996, he was repackaged as The Booty Man (sort of like [[{{Wrestling/DGenerationX}} Billy Gunn's "Mr. Ass" gimmick]]), now a {{Face}} and a Friend of Hulk. Hulk [[{{LampshadeHanging}} explained]] that he had sent him into the Dungeon as a "mole." However, [[{{FridgeBrilliance}} it actually DOES make sense]] when you consider the finish of the [[{{GimmickMatches}} War Games]] match between the Hulkamaniacs (Hogan/Savage/Sting/Luger) and the Dungeon of Doom (Kamala/Shark/Zodiac/Meng) at WCW Fall Brawl 95, September 17, 1995. The Hulkamaniacs won when Hogan forced Zodiac to submit (the way War Games matches are ended). submit. Hulk ''had'' to have Zodiac be the one to submit, since he was arguably the weakest guy on the team, (also because Kamala didn't speak, Meng was/is a legitimate {{Badass}} [[{{WrestlingMonster}} Monster]] and the Shark was too big) and because it would look suspicious if Hulk had fought with the other three guys but left Zodiac alone.
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* ForeignWrestlingHeel: Kamala the [[{{UsefulNotes/Uganda}} Ugandan]] Giant, Loch Ness (from [[{{UsefulNotes/Scotland}} Scotland]]), Meng and the Barbarian (from [[{{UsefulNotes/Tonga}} Tonga]]), the Yeti (from, as the Master put it on the October 29, 1995 ''WCWMondayNitro'', [[{{UsefulNotes/Nepal}} "North of Katmandu, from the Himalayas and the North face of Mount Everest"]])

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* ForeignWrestlingHeel: Kamala the [[{{UsefulNotes/Uganda}} Ugandan]] Giant, Loch Ness (from [[{{UsefulNotes/Scotland}} Scotland]]), Meng and the Barbarian (from [[{{UsefulNotes/Tonga}} Tonga]]), the Yeti (from, as the Master put it on the October 29, 23, 1995 ''WCWMondayNitro'', [[{{UsefulNotes/Nepal}} "North of Katmandu, from the Himalayas and the North face of Mount Everest"]])
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* ForeignWrestlingHeel: Kamala the Ugandan Giant, Loch Ness (from Scotland), Meng and the Barbarian (from Tonga), the Yeti (from the Himalayas)

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* ForeignWrestlingHeel: Kamala the Ugandan [[{{UsefulNotes/Uganda}} Ugandan]] Giant, Loch Ness (from Scotland), [[{{UsefulNotes/Scotland}} Scotland]]), Meng and the Barbarian (from Tonga), [[{{UsefulNotes/Tonga}} Tonga]]), the Yeti (from (from, as the Himalayas)Master put it on the October 29, 1995 ''WCWMondayNitro'', [[{{UsefulNotes/Nepal}} "North of Katmandu, from the Himalayas and the North face of Mount Everest"]])
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* TagTeam: The Faces of Fear (Meng and the Barbarian)
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* UnfortunateName: Actor/wrestler Robert "Jeep" Swenson was brought in for a one-shot appearance as a member of the Alliance to End Hulkamania. His character was originally going to be named the Final Solution, before common sense prevailed and the name was changed to the Ultimate Solution.
* [[{{WildSamoan}} Wild Tongan]]: Meng and the Barbarian

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* UnfortunateName: Actor/wrestler Robert "Jeep" Swenson was brought in for a one-shot appearance as a member of the Alliance to End Hulkamania. His character was originally going to be named the Final Solution, before common sense prevailed and the name was changed to the Ultimate Solution.
* [[{{WildSamoan}} Wild Tongan]]: Meng and the Barbarian
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* FakeNationality: Konnan, a [[{{UsefulNotes/Cuba}} Cuban]]-American from Miami playing a [[{{UsefulNotes/Mexico}} Mexican]] [[{{GangstaRap}} gangsta rapper]]. In a faction with Tongan [[{{Badass}} badasses]], a manager from Memphis, TN, a leader from "The Iron Gates of Fate," a [[{{Wrestling/BigBossman}} Big Bubba, a big redneck from Georgia best known as an evil prison guard]], a bodybuilder from Muscle Beach, CA (Maxx Muscle) and [[{{Characters/WWEDivas}} Jacqueline, a black woman from Dallas, TX]]. At least his joining the [[{{Wrestling/NewWorldOrder}} NWO]], particularly the red-and-black Wolfpac version, made sense as it was centered around aging white guys ([[{{Wrestling/KevinNash}} Kevin Nash]] and [[{{Wrestling/RandySavage}} Randy Savage]]) who thought they were young because they had gangsta rap as entrance music.
* ForeignWrestlingHeel: Kamala, Loch Ness (from Scotland), Meng and the Barbarian (from Tonga), the Yeti (from the Himalayas)

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* FakeNationality: Konnan, a [[{{UsefulNotes/Cuba}} Cuban]]-American from Miami playing a [[{{UsefulNotes/Mexico}} Mexican]] [[{{GangstaRap}} gangsta rapper]].gangsta]]. In a faction with Tongan [[{{Badass}} badasses]], a manager from Memphis, TN, a leader from "The Iron Gates of Fate," a [[{{Wrestling/BigBossman}} Big Bubba, a big redneck from Georgia best known as an evil prison guard]], a bodybuilder from Muscle Beach, CA (Maxx Muscle) and [[{{Characters/WWEDivas}} Jacqueline, a black woman from Dallas, TX]]. At least his joining the [[{{Wrestling/NewWorldOrder}} NWO]], particularly the red-and-black Wolfpac version, made sense as it was centered around aging white guys ([[{{Wrestling/KevinNash}} Kevin Nash]] and [[{{Wrestling/RandySavage}} Randy Savage]]) who thought they were young because they had gangsta rap as entrance music.
* ForeignWrestlingHeel: Kamala, Kamala the Ugandan Giant, Loch Ness (from Scotland), Meng and the Barbarian (from Tonga), the Yeti (from the Himalayas)
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* ArchEnemy: Hulk Hogan, of course, later Brian Pillman and [[{{Wrestling/ChrisBenoit}} Chris Benoit]]

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* ArchEnemy: Hulk Hogan, of course, [[{{Wrestling/RandySavage}} Randy Savage]], [[{{Wrestling/Sting}} Sting]], later Brian Pillman and [[{{Wrestling/ChrisBenoit}} Chris Benoit]]



** "It is etched in '''STOONNNNEEEE!!!!!'''''

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** "It is etched in '''STOONNNNEEEE!!!!!''''''''STOOOONNNE!!!!!'''''
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* HeelFaceTurn: The Shark was kicked out of the Dungeon after the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-h.html WCW World Heavyweight Champion]] The Giant defeated him and Big Bubba shaved off half of his hair. Shark abandoned the gimmick and went back to his own name of John Tenta for the remainder of his WCW run.


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* StockNessMonster: Loch Ness.
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* UnfortunateName: Actor/wrestler Robert "Jeep" Swenson was brought in for a one-shot appearance as a member of the Alliance to End Hulkamania. His character was originally going to be named the Final Solution, before common sense prevailed and the name wasd changed to the Ultimate Solution.

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* UnfortunateName: Actor/wrestler Robert "Jeep" Swenson was brought in for a one-shot appearance as a member of the Alliance to End Hulkamania. His character was originally going to be named the Final Solution, before common sense prevailed and the name wasd was changed to the Ultimate Solution.
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** Also, perhaps the two had planned for Hogan to not actually apply any pressure when he locked on the submission (so as not to hurt his friend any more than he had to), but for Zodiac to submit anyway (to give his friend Hogan the win against the DOD team). Kind of like a less stupid version of the FingerpokeOfDoom.
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* TheMole: After the Zodiac left the group in February 1996, he was repackaged as The Booty Man (sort of like [[{{Wrestling/DGenerationX}} Billy Gunn's "Mr. Ass" gimmick]]), now a {{Face}} and a Friend of Hulk. Hulk [[{{LampshadeHanging}} explained]] that he had sent him into the Dungeon as a "mole." Yes, it [[{{MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext}} made just as much sense as context.]]

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* TheMole: After the Zodiac left the group in February 1996, he was repackaged as The Booty Man (sort of like [[{{Wrestling/DGenerationX}} Billy Gunn's "Mr. Ass" gimmick]]), now a {{Face}} and a Friend of Hulk. Hulk [[{{LampshadeHanging}} explained]] that he had sent him into the Dungeon as a "mole." Yes, " However, [[{{FridgeBrilliance}} it [[{{MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext}} made just as much sense as context.]]actually DOES make sense]] when you consider the finish of the [[{{GimmickMatches}} War Games]] match between the Hulkamaniacs (Hogan/Savage/Sting/Luger) and the Dungeon of Doom (Kamala/Shark/Zodiac/Meng) at WCW Fall Brawl 95, September 17, 1995. The Hulkamaniacs won when Hogan forced Zodiac to submit (the way War Games matches are ended). Hulk ''had'' to have Zodiac be the one to submit, since he was arguably the weakest guy on the team, because it would look suspicious if Hulk had fought with the other three guys but left Zodiac alone.

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* TheMole[=/=]MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext: After the Zodiac left the group in February 1996, he was repackaged as The Booty Man (sort of like [[{{Wrestling/DGenerationX}} Billy Gunn's "Mr. Ass" gimmick]]), now a {{Face}} and a Friend of Hulk. Hulk [[{{LampshadeHanging}} explained]] that he had sent him into the Dungeon as a "mole."

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* TheMole[=/=]MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext: The {{Leprechaun}}: [[{{CaptainObvious}} Yes]]. Real name Dewayne Bruce, better known as Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker of the {{Jobber}} tag team the State Patrol and as a trainer at WCW's wrestling school the Power Plant. He lasted about a month.
* TheMole:
After the Zodiac left the group in February 1996, he was repackaged as The Booty Man (sort of like [[{{Wrestling/DGenerationX}} Billy Gunn's "Mr. Ass" gimmick]]), now a {{Face}} and a Friend of Hulk. Hulk [[{{LampshadeHanging}} explained]] that he had sent him into the Dungeon as a "mole." Yes, it [[{{MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext}} made just as much sense as context.]]
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'''The Dungeon Of Doom''' was a [[{{ProfessionalWrestling}} professional wrestling]] stable that existed in [[{{Wrestling/WCW}} WCW]] from May 1995 to July 13, 1997. It developed out of the short-lived power trio the Three Faces of Fear ([[{{Wrestling/KevinSullivan}} Kevin Sullivan]], the Butcher [Brutus Beefcake] and [[{{Wrestling/John Tenta}} Avalanche [John Tenta]]]) which existed from the end of WCW Halloween Havoc 94, October 23, 1994, until April 1995. At WCW [=Slamboree=] 95, May 21, 1995, Sullivan d. The Man With No Name (Butcher). After the match, the Master ("King" Curtis Iaukea- no relation to Mike "Prince Iaukea" Haynor) appeared on the video screen ranting about [[{{Wrestling/HulkHogan}} Hulkamania]] and how it needed to be stopped. Sullivan ran through the crowd and out of the arena. This led to a vignette showing Sullivan running through a forest with the Master calling for him. Then Sullivan disappeared and reappeared at the Master's feet inside the Dungeon, with the Master talking about how the "warriors were gathering." Sullivan said that he didn't want to disappoint the Master, but "no one can defeat the Immortal Hulk Hogan, no one." The Master told Sullivan, whom he called his "son," to take "the final step," leading to Sullivan running toward another area of the Dungeon. He reemerged in a red robe as "The Taskmaster," calling the Master "Father," and understanding his power and now he knew that they could destroy Hulk Hogan and all the Hulkamaniacs, because, "''It is etched in '''STOONNNNEEEE!!!!!''''' Over the next few weeks on WCW TV, the Master would present different warriors to be used to destroy Hogan, starting with Kamala (his WCW debut), the Shark (Tenta) and the Zodiac (Beefcake) and, most importantly, the centerpiece, [[{{Wrestling/TheBigShow}} The Giant]].

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'''The Dungeon Of Doom''' was a [[{{ProfessionalWrestling}} professional wrestling]] stable that existed in [[{{Wrestling/WCW}} WCW]] from May 1995 to July 13, 1997. It developed out of the short-lived power trio the Three Faces of Fear ([[{{Wrestling/KevinSullivan}} Kevin Sullivan]], the Butcher [Brutus Beefcake] and [[{{Wrestling/John Tenta}} Avalanche [John Tenta]]]) which existed from the end of WCW Halloween Havoc 94, October 23, 1994, until April 1995. At WCW [=Slamboree=] 95, May 21, 1995, Sullivan d. The Man With No Name (Butcher). After the match, the Master ("King" Curtis Iaukea- no relation to Mike "Prince Iaukea" Haynor) appeared on the video screen ranting about [[{{Wrestling/HulkHogan}} Hulkamania]] and how it needed to be stopped. Sullivan ran through the crowd and out of the arena. This led to a vignette showing Sullivan running through a forest with the Master calling for him. Then Sullivan disappeared and reappeared at the Master's feet inside the Dungeon, with the Master talking about how the "warriors were gathering." Sullivan said that he didn't want to disappoint the Master, but "no one can defeat the Immortal Hulk Hogan, no one." The Master told Sullivan, whom he called his "son," "SONNNNNNNNNN," to take "the final step," leading to Sullivan running toward another area of the Dungeon. He reemerged in a red robe as "The Taskmaster," calling the Master "Father," and understanding his power and now he knew that they could destroy Hulk Hogan and all the Hulkamaniacs, because, "''It is etched in '''STOONNNNEEEE!!!!!''''' Over the next few weeks on WCW TV, the Master would present different warriors to be used to destroy Hogan, starting with Kamala (his WCW debut), the Shark (Tenta) and the Zodiac (Beefcake) and, most importantly, the centerpiece, [[{{Wrestling/TheBigShow}} The Giant]].



* FakeNationality: Konnan, a [[{{UsefulNotes/Cuba}} Cuban]]-American from Miami playing a [[{{UsefulNotes/Mexico}} Mexican]] [[{{GangstaRap}} gangsta rapper]]. In a faction with Tongan [[{{Badass}} badasses]], a manager from Memphis, TN, a leader from "The Iron Gates of Fate," a [[{{Wrestling/BigBossman}} big redneck from Georgia best known as an evil prison guard]], a bodybuilder from Muscle Beach, CA (Maxx Muscle) and [[{{Characters/WWEDivas}} Jacqueline, a black woman from Dallas, TX]]. At least his joining the [[{{Wrestling/NewWorldOrder}} NWO]], particularly the red-and-black Wolfpac version, made sense as it was centered around aging white guys ([[{{Wrestling/KevinNash}} Kevin Nash]] and [[{{Wrestling/RandySavage}} Randy Savage]]) who thought they were young because they had gangsta rap as entrance music.

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* FakeNationality: Konnan, a [[{{UsefulNotes/Cuba}} Cuban]]-American from Miami playing a [[{{UsefulNotes/Mexico}} Mexican]] [[{{GangstaRap}} gangsta rapper]]. In a faction with Tongan [[{{Badass}} badasses]], a manager from Memphis, TN, a leader from "The Iron Gates of Fate," a [[{{Wrestling/BigBossman}} Big Bubba, a big redneck from Georgia best known as an evil prison guard]], a bodybuilder from Muscle Beach, CA (Maxx Muscle) and [[{{Characters/WWEDivas}} Jacqueline, a black woman from Dallas, TX]]. At least his joining the [[{{Wrestling/NewWorldOrder}} NWO]], particularly the red-and-black Wolfpac version, made sense as it was centered around aging white guys ([[{{Wrestling/KevinNash}} Kevin Nash]] and [[{{Wrestling/RandySavage}} Randy Savage]]) who thought they were young because they had gangsta rap as entrance music.
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* BigfootSasquatchAndYeti: [[{{CaptainObvious}} The Yeti]]. Of course, he was actually a {{Mummy}}. Yes, it [[{{MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext}} made just as much sense in context.]]


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* FakeNationality: Konnan, a [[{{UsefulNotes/Cuba}} Cuban]]-American from Miami playing a [[{{UsefulNotes/Mexico}} Mexican]] [[{{GangstaRap}} gangsta rapper]]. In a faction with Tongan [[{{Badass}} badasses]], a manager from Memphis, TN, a leader from "The Iron Gates of Fate," a [[{{Wrestling/BigBossman}} big redneck from Georgia best known as an evil prison guard]], a bodybuilder from Muscle Beach, CA (Maxx Muscle) and [[{{Characters/WWEDivas}} Jacqueline, a black woman from Dallas, TX]]. At least his joining the [[{{Wrestling/NewWorldOrder}} NWO]], particularly the red-and-black Wolfpac version, made sense as it was centered around aging white guys ([[{{Wrestling/KevinNash}} Kevin Nash]] and [[{{Wrestling/RandySavage}} Randy Savage]]) who thought they were young because they had gangsta rap as entrance music.
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* ActionGirl: [[{{Characters/WWEDivas}} Jacqueline]]. The last-ever member of the DOD, her role was to accompany Sullivan to the ring for his squash matches and beat up his opponents.



** (The Zodiac): "YES! NO! YES! NO!"



* DoubleAgent: Lex Luger turned heel at Hallowen Havoc 95 and sided with the Dungeon. However, he and [[{{Wrestling/Sting}} Sting]] defeated Harlem Heat ([[{{Wrestling/BookerT}} Booker T]] and Stevie Ray) for the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-t.html WCW World Tag Team Titles]] on the January 22, 1996 ''[[{{WCWMondayNitro}} WCW Monday Nitro]]'', which meant that he was aligned with both a top babyface and a top heel group at the same time. WCW finally resolved this by turning Luger face in the Doomsday Cage match at [=Uncensored=] in March, because they needed him as a face due to [[{{Wrestling/NewWorldOrder}} what was around the corner]].



*SixthRangerTraitor: The DOD were not immune from their own members turning on ''them,'' as ''three'' members all quit for the [[{{Wrestling/NewWorldOrder}} NWO]]. First, the Giant switched, ''after'' Hogan had defeated him for the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-h.html WCW World Heavyweight Title]]. His reason? MoneyDearBoy.
** On the December 16, 1996 Nitro, The Faces of Fear (Meng and the Barbarian) d. [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-t.html WCW World Tag Team Champions]] The Outsiders ([[{{Wrestling/ScottHall}} Scott Hall]] and [[{{Wrestling/KevinNash}} Kevin Nash]]) by DQ when DOD member [[{{Wrestling/BigBossman}} Big Bubba]] ran in and hit Meng with the [[{{FinishingMove}} Bubba Slam]], thus joining the NWO.
** Konnan broke away from the DOD and made his debut with the NWO on the July 14, 1997 Nitro.



* UnfortunateName: Actor/wrestler Robert "Jeep" Swenson was brought in for a one-shot appearance as a member of the Alliance to End Hulkamania. His character was originally going to be named the Final Solution, before common sense prevailed and the name wasd changed to the Ultimate Solution.

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* UnfortunateName: Actor/wrestler Robert "Jeep" Swenson was brought in for a one-shot appearance as a member of the Alliance to End Hulkamania. His character was originally going to be named the Final Solution, before common sense prevailed and the name wasd changed to the Ultimate Solution.Solution.
* [[{{WildSamoan}} Wild Tongan]]: Meng and the Barbarian
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Kamala (w/Zodiac in his corner) was originally scheduled to face Randy Savage at Halloween Havoc, but quit out of frustration with not getting paid. Sullivan [[{{Kayfabe}} explained]] that Kamala had told him that he was "afraid" of Savage so Sullivan beat him up and sent him back to Uganda.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSong: The Shark's entrance music bore a certain resemblance to the "Theme from ''[[{{Film/Jaws}} Jaws]]''".

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'''The Dungeon Of Doom''' was a [[{{ProfessionalWrestling}} professional wrestling]] stable that existed in [[{{Wrestling/WCW}} WCW]] from May 1995 to July 13, 1997. It developed out of the short-lived power trio the Three Faces of Fear ([[{{Wrestling/KevinSullivan}} Kevin Sullivan]], the Butcher [Brutus Beefcake] and [[{{Wrestling/John Tenta}} Avalanche [John Tenta]]]) which existed from the end of WCW Halloween Havoc 94, October 23, 1994, until April 1995. At WCW [=Slamboree=] 95, May 21, 1995, Sullivan d. The Man With No Name (Butcher). After the match, the Master ("King" Curtis Iaukea- no relation to Mike "Prince Iaukea" Haynor) appeared on the video screen ranting about [[{{Wrestling/HulkHogan}} Hulkamania]] and how it needed to be stopped. Sullivan ran through the crowd and out of the arena. This led to a vignette showing Sullivan running through a forest with the Master calling for him. Then Sullivan disappeared and reappeared at the Master's feet inside the Dungeon, with the Master talking about how the "warriors were gathering." Sullivan said that he didn't want to disappoint the Master, but "no one can defeat the Immortal Hulk Hogan, no one." The Master told Sullivan, whom he called his "son," to take "the final step," leading to Sullivan running toward another area of the Dungeon. He reemerged in a red robe as "The Taskmaster," calling the Master "Father," and understanding his power and now he knew that they could destroy Hulk Hogan and all the Hulkamaniacs, because, "''It is etched in '''STOONNNNEEEE!!!!!''''' Over the next few weeks on WCW TV, the Master would present different warriors to be used to destroy Hogan, starting with Kamala (his WCW debut), the Shark (Tenta) and the Zodiac (Beefcake), along with help from [[{{Wrestling/Vader}} Big Van Vader]] and, most importantly, the centerpiece, [[{{Wrestling/TheBigShow}} The Giant]].

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'''The Dungeon Of Doom''' was a [[{{ProfessionalWrestling}} professional wrestling]] stable that existed in [[{{Wrestling/WCW}} WCW]] from May 1995 to July 13, 1997. It developed out of the short-lived power trio the Three Faces of Fear ([[{{Wrestling/KevinSullivan}} Kevin Sullivan]], the Butcher [Brutus Beefcake] and [[{{Wrestling/John Tenta}} Avalanche [John Tenta]]]) which existed from the end of WCW Halloween Havoc 94, October 23, 1994, until April 1995. At WCW [=Slamboree=] 95, May 21, 1995, Sullivan d. The Man With No Name (Butcher). After the match, the Master ("King" Curtis Iaukea- no relation to Mike "Prince Iaukea" Haynor) appeared on the video screen ranting about [[{{Wrestling/HulkHogan}} Hulkamania]] and how it needed to be stopped. Sullivan ran through the crowd and out of the arena. This led to a vignette showing Sullivan running through a forest with the Master calling for him. Then Sullivan disappeared and reappeared at the Master's feet inside the Dungeon, with the Master talking about how the "warriors were gathering." Sullivan said that he didn't want to disappoint the Master, but "no one can defeat the Immortal Hulk Hogan, no one." The Master told Sullivan, whom he called his "son," to take "the final step," leading to Sullivan running toward another area of the Dungeon. He reemerged in a red robe as "The Taskmaster," calling the Master "Father," and understanding his power and now he knew that they could destroy Hulk Hogan and all the Hulkamaniacs, because, "''It is etched in '''STOONNNNEEEE!!!!!''''' Over the next few weeks on WCW TV, the Master would present different warriors to be used to destroy Hogan, starting with Kamala (his WCW debut), the Shark (Tenta) and the Zodiac (Beefcake), along with help from [[{{Wrestling/Vader}} Big Van Vader]] (Beefcake) and, most importantly, the centerpiece, [[{{Wrestling/TheBigShow}} The Giant]].



* TheCameo: Actor Tommy "Tiny" Lister, best known as "Zeus" in Hogan's 1989 movie ''[[{{Film/NoHoldsBarred}} No Holds Barred]]'' as Z-Gangsta and actor/wrestler Robert "Jeep" Swenson as the Ultimate Solution as members of the Alliance to End Hulkamania ([[{{Wrestling/RicFlair}} Ric Flair]]/Arn Anderson/Taskmaster/Lex Luger/Meng/Barbarian/Z-Gangsta/Ultimate Solution) in the Doomsday Cage match against Hogan and Savage at WCW [=Uncensored=] 96. Yes, 2 guys against 8, where the 8 guys have no chance of winning.
* CatchPhrase: (The Master): "'''TASKMASTER, MYYYYYYYYYYYSONNNNNNNNNN!'''"
** "It is etched in '''STOONNNNEEEE!!!!!'''''



* FaceHeelTurn: Jimmy Hart, Hogan's manager, turned on him during Hogan's match with the Giant at Halloween Havoc 95, costing Hogan the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-h.html WCW World Heavyweight Title]] as it was later revealed that Hart had set up the contract so that the belt could change hands on a DQ. To add to this, Lex Luger, who had come back from [[{{Wrestling/WWE}} WWE]] a month earlier and was immediately distrusted by [[{{Wrestling/RandySavage}} Randy Savage]], turned on Savage shortly after.



* TheMole[=/=]MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext: After the Zodiac left the group in February 1996, he was repackaged as The Booty Man (sort of like [[{{Wrestling/DGenerationX}} Billy Gunn's "Mr. Ass" gimmick]]), now a {{Face}} and a Friend of Hulk. Hulk [[{{LampshadeHanging}} explained]] that he had sent him into the Dungeon as a "mole."



*** In the vignette that introduced Hugh Morrus, Sullivan said he was from "The Isle of Nowhere," although he was never announced as being from there.

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*** In the vignette that introduced Hugh Morrus, Sullivan said he was from "The Isle of Nowhere," although he was never announced as being from there.there.
* UnfortunateName: Actor/wrestler Robert "Jeep" Swenson was brought in for a one-shot appearance as a member of the Alliance to End Hulkamania. His character was originally going to be named the Final Solution, before common sense prevailed and the name wasd changed to the Ultimate Solution.

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[[caption-width-right:320: [[{{Wrestling/TheBigShow}} The Giant]] and The Yeti at [[{{Wrestling/WCW}} WCW]] Halloween Havoc 95]]




* EvilLaugh: The Master, in the entrance music, also Hugh Morrus, of course.
* EvilMentor: The Master



* TheGiant. Yes.

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* TheGiant. Yes.[[{{CaptainObvious}} Yes]].


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* {{Acrofatic}}: "The Laughing Man" Hugh Morrus



* LargeHam: The Master
* NoIndoorVoice: The Master

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** "The Taskmaster," from "The Iron Gates of Fate"
** The Zodiac, from "The Land of Yin and Yang"
*** In the vignette that introduced Hugh Morrus, Sullivan said he was from "The Isle of Nowhere," although he was never announced as being from there.
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'''The Dungeon Of Doom''' was a [[{{ProfessionalWrestling}} professional wrestling]] stable that existed in [[{{Wrestling/WCW}} WCW]] from May 1995 to July 13, 1997. It developed out of the short-lived power trio the Three Faces of Fear ([[{{Wrestling/KevinSullivan}} Kevin Sullivan]], the Butcher [Brutus Beefcake] and [[{{Wrestling/John Tenta}} Avalanche [John Tenta]]]) which existed from the end of WCW Halloween Havoc 94, October 23, 1994, until April 1995. At WCW [=Slamboree=] 95, May 21, 1995, Sullivan d. The Man With No Name (Butcher). After the match, the Master ("King" Curtis Iaukea- no relation to Mike "Prince Iaukea" Haynor) appeared on the video screen ranting about [[{{Wrestling/HulkHogan}} Hulkamania]] and how it needed to be stopped. Sullivan ran through the crowd and out of the arena. This led to a vignette showing Sullivan running through a forest with the Master calling for him. Then Sullivan disappeared and reappeared at the Master's feet inside the Dungeon, with the Master talking about how the "warriors were gathering." Sullivan said that he didn't want to disappoint the Master, but "no one can defeat the Immortal Hulk Hogan, no one." The Master told Sullivan, whom he called his "son," to take "the final step," leading to Sullivan running toward another area of the Dungeon. He reemerged in a red robe as "The Taskmaster," calling the Master "Father," and understanding his power and now he knew that they could destroy Hulk Hogan and all the Hulkamaniacs, because, "''It is etched in '''STOONNNNEEEE!!!!!''''' Over the next few weeks on WCW TV, the Master would present different warriors to be used to destroy Hogan, starting with Kamala (his WCW debut), the Shark (Tenta) and the Zodiac (Beefcake), along with help from [[{{Wrestling/Vader}} Big Van Vader]] and, most importantly, the centerpiece, [[{{Wrestling/TheBigShow}} The Giant]].

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'''The Dungeon Of Doom''' was a [[{{ProfessionalWrestling}} professional wrestling]] stable that existed in [[{{Wrestling/WCW}} WCW]] from May 1995 to July 13, 1997. It developed out of the short-lived power trio the Three Faces of Fear ([[{{Wrestling/KevinSullivan}} Kevin Sullivan]], the Butcher [Brutus Beefcake] and [[{{Wrestling/John Tenta}} Avalanche [John Tenta]]]) which existed from the end of WCW Halloween Havoc 94, October 23, 1994, until April 1995. At WCW [=Slamboree=] 95, May 21, 1995, Sullivan d. The Man With No Name (Butcher). After the match, the Master ("King" Curtis Iaukea- no relation to Mike "Prince Iaukea" Haynor) appeared on the video screen ranting about [[{{Wrestling/HulkHogan}} Hulkamania]] and how it needed to be stopped. Sullivan ran through the crowd and out of the arena. This led to a vignette showing Sullivan running through a forest with the Master calling for him. Then Sullivan disappeared and reappeared at the Master's feet inside the Dungeon, with the Master talking about how the "warriors were gathering." Sullivan said that he didn't want to disappoint the Master, but "no one can defeat the Immortal Hulk Hogan, no one." The Master told Sullivan, whom he called his "son," to take "the final step," leading to Sullivan running toward another area of the Dungeon. He reemerged in a red robe as "The Taskmaster," calling the Master "Father," and understanding his power and now he knew that they could destroy Hulk Hogan and all the Hulkamaniacs, because, "''It is etched in '''STOONNNNEEEE!!!!!''''' Over the next few weeks on WCW TV, the Master would present different warriors to be used to destroy Hogan, starting with Kamala (his WCW debut), the Shark (Tenta) and the Zodiac (Beefcake), along with help from [[{{Wrestling/Vader}} Big Van Vader]] and, most importantly, the centerpiece, [[{{Wrestling/TheBigShow}} The Giant]].Giant]].


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!!'''Tropes associated with The Dungeon Of Doom, MYYYYYYYYYYYSONNNNNNNNNN!:'''

* AnimalMotif: [[{{Wrestling/JohnTenta}} The Shark]]
* ArchEnemy: Hulk Hogan, of course, later Brian Pillman and [[{{Wrestling/ChrisBenoit}} Chris Benoit]]
* The BigBad[=/=]TheEvilGenius: The Taskmaster
* DefeatingTheUndefeatable: This was their goal, defeat Hulk Hogan and destroy Hulkamania
* FacialMarkings: The Taskmaster and the Zodiac
* ForeignWrestlingHeel: Kamala, Loch Ness (from Scotland), Meng and the Barbarian (from Tonga), the Yeti (from the Himalayas)
* TheGiant. Yes.
** Runners-up: The Yeti, the One Man Gang and Loch Ness
* {{Heel}}
** [[{{WrestlingMonster}} Monster Heels]]
* LargeHam: The Master
* NoIndoorVoice: The Master
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'''The Dungeon Of Doom''' was a [[{{ProfessionalWrestling}} professional wrestling]] stable that existed in [[{{Wrestling/WCW}} WCW]] from May 1995 to July 13, 1997. It developed out of the short-lived power trio the Three Faces of Fear ([[{{Wrestling/KevinSullivan}} Kevin Sullivan]], the Butcher [Brutus Beefcake] and [[{{Wrestling/John Tenta}} Avalanche [John Tenta]]]) which existed from the end of WCW Halloween Havoc 94, October 23, 1994, until April 1995. At WCW [=Slamboree=] 95, May 21, 1995, Sullivan d. The Man With No Name (Butcher). After the match, the Master ("King" Curtis Iaukea- no relation to Mike "Prince Iaukea" Haynor) appeared on the video screen ranting about [[{{Wrestling/HulkHogan}} Hulkamania]] and how it needed to be stopped. Sullivan ran through the crowd and out of the arena. This led to a vignette showing Sullivan running through a forest with the Master calling for him. Then Sullivan disappeared and reappeared at the Master's feet inside the Dungeon, with the Master talking about how the "warriors were gathering." Sullivan said that he didn't want to disappoint the Master, but "no one can defeat the Immortal Hulk Hogan, no one." The Master told Sullivan, whom he called his "son," to take "the final step," leading to Sullivan running toward another area of the Dungeon. He reemerged in a red robe as "The Taskmaster," calling the Master "Father," and understanding his power and now he knew that they could destroy Hulk Hogan and all the Hulkamaniacs, because, "''It is etched in '''STOONNNNEEEE!!!!!''''' Over the next few weeks on WCW TV, the Master would present different warriors to be used to destroy Hogan, starting with Kamala (his WCW debut), the Shark (Tenta) and the Zodiac (Beefcake), along with help from [[{{Wrestling/Vader}} Big Van Vader]] and, most importantly, the centerpiece, [[{{Wrestling/TheBigShow}} The Giant]].

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