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** '''Wrestling/LunaVachon''': Originally referred to as the "Prom Princess," legendary AxCrazy badass female wrestler known for her FacialMarkings and [[GutturalGrowler harsh voice]].
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** '''Wrestling/LunaVachon''': Originally referred to as the "Prom Princess," legendary AxCrazy badass female wrestler known for her FacialMarkings and [[GutturalGrowler harsh voice]].voice.
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*** '''The Brood''' ([[Wrestling/DavidHeath Gangrel]], Wrestling/{{Edge}} and Wrestling/{{Christian}}), a stable of [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Vampire-like]] blondes based on ''TabletopGame/VampireTheMasquerade'' and ''Film/TheLostBoys'' who eventually align themselves with the Ministry. Of note, Gangrel has fangs and drank [[{{Kayfabe}} blood]] from a golden chalice. They are notable for being the start of Edge and Christian's career as a tag team duo.
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*** '''The Brood''' ([[Wrestling/DavidHeath Gangrel]], Wrestling/{{Edge}} Wrestling/{{Edge|Wrestler}} and Wrestling/{{Christian}}), a stable of [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Vampire-like]] blondes based on ''TabletopGame/VampireTheMasquerade'' and ''Film/TheLostBoys'' who eventually align themselves with the Ministry. Of note, Gangrel has fangs and drank [[{{Kayfabe}} blood]] from a golden chalice. They are notable for being the start of Edge and Christian's career as a tag team duo.
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* '''The Hardy Boyz''' (Wrestling/MattHardy and Wrestling/JeffHardy), '''[[Wrestling/TheDudleyBoys The Dudley Boyz]]''' (Bubba Ray and D-Von), and '''Wrestling/{{Edge}} & Wrestling/{{Christian}}''', who feuded with each other on and off for the last couple of years of the Attitude Era and raised the bar for tag team matches of all kinds in the company, including the first "Tables, Ladders & Chairs" match.
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* '''The Hardy Boyz''' (Wrestling/MattHardy and Wrestling/JeffHardy), '''[[Wrestling/TheDudleyBoys The Dudley Boyz]]''' (Bubba Ray and D-Von), and '''Wrestling/{{Edge}} '''Wrestling/{{Edge|Wrestler}} & Wrestling/{{Christian}}''', who feuded with each other on and off for the last couple of years of the Attitude Era and raised the bar for tag team matches of all kinds in the company, including the first "Tables, Ladders & Chairs" match.
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I Have The High Ground is no longer a trope. Moving examples to other tropes when applicable.
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*** '''Wrestling/DLoBrown''' The group's, [[IHaveTheHighGround light-footed]], trash-talking, head-shaking LightningBruiser.
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*** '''Wrestling/DLoBrown''' The group's, [[IHaveTheHighGround light-footed]], light-footed, trash-talking, head-shaking LightningBruiser.
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* '''Wrestling/JimRoss''' and '''Wrestling/JerryLawler''', the signature commentators of the era.
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* '''Wrestling/JimRoss''' and '''Wrestling/JerryLawler''', the signature commentators of the era. Ross was the fat and lovable southern face-leaning commentator while Lawler was a former Memphis wrestling legend who practically drooled over the divas (and the heels) at any chance he'd get.
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*** '''Wrestling/AhmedJohnson''' A powerhouse from the New Generation Era and former Intercontinental Champion who initially opposed the Nation.
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*** '''Wrestling/AhmedJohnson''' A powerhouse from the [[Wrestling/WWENewGenerationEra New Generation Era Era]] and former Intercontinental Champion who initially opposed the Nation.
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*** '''The Brood''' ([[Wrestling/DavidHeath Gangrel]], Wrestling/{{Edge}} and Wrestling/{{Christian}}), A stable of [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Vampire-like]] blondes who eventually align themselves with the Ministry. Of note, Gangrel has fangs and drank [[{{Kayfabe}} blood]] from a golden chalice.
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*** '''The Brood''' ([[Wrestling/DavidHeath Gangrel]], Wrestling/{{Edge}} and Wrestling/{{Christian}}), A a stable of [[OurVampiresAreDifferent Vampire-like]] blondes based on ''TabletopGame/VampireTheMasquerade'' and ''Film/TheLostBoys'' who eventually align themselves with the Ministry. Of note, Gangrel has fangs and drank [[{{Kayfabe}} blood]] from a golden chalice. They are notable for being the start of Edge and Christian's career as a tag team duo.
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* The Brood, a stable based on ''TabletopGame/VampireTheMasquerade'' and ''Film/TheLostBoys'', noted members were Wrestling/DavidHeath (known as Gangrel), Wrestling/{{Edge}}, and Wrestling/{{Christian}}. They were a midcard stable at best, but are notable for being the start of Edge and Christian's career as a tag team duo.
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* The Brood, a stable based on ''TabletopGame/VampireTheMasquerade'' and ''Film/TheLostBoys'', noted members were Wrestling/DavidHeath (known as Gangrel), Wrestling/{{Edge}}, and Wrestling/{{Christian}}. They were '''Wrestling/TheJOBSquad''', a midcard stable at best, but PowerStable originally consisting of '''Wrestling/BobHolly''', '''Wrestling/AlSnow''', and '''Wrestling/TooColdScorpio''', and later '''Wrestling/TheBlueMeanie''' and '''Gilberg''', who are notable for being self-aware of [[TheGenericGuy their places in the start of Edge and Christian's career as a tag team duo.card]].
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** '''[[Music/InsaneClownPosse The Insane Clown Posse]]''': Recorded their theme song and would rap the Oddities to the ring. Turned heel on their way out of the company.
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** '''[[Music/InsaneClownPosse The Insane Clown Posse]]''': '''Music/InsaneClownPosse''': Recorded their theme song and would rap the Oddities to the ring. Turned heel on their way out of the company.
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* '''Wrestling/MichaelCole''', got his start in this era as a backstage interviewer.
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* '''Wrestling/RightToCensor''', a late-Attitude Era stable led by Wrestling/{{ECW}} alumnus Wrestling/StevieRichards that was opposed to the "smut" in the WWF. They were [[TakeThat a blatant mockery]] of the "[[MoralGuardians Parents Television Council]]", which was leading opposition to the WWF's [[DarkerAndEdgier risque direction]]. Led by former Wrestling/{{ECW}} talent, '''[[Wrestling/StevieRichards Steven Richards]]''', the group also consisted of lower mid-card muscle, '''Bull Buchanan''', WWF Divas, '''Wrestling/{{Ivory}}''' and '''[[Wrestling/StacyCarter The Kat]]''' (though for the Kat, not by coice), and the reformed '''Val Venis''' and the former Godfather here known as '''The Goodfather'''. '''The WWF ''did'' eventually go in a LighterAndSofter direction, although that was due more to Linda [=McMahon=]'s failed political campaigns, the terrible fallout from the Benoit tragedy, and the rise of Wrestling/JohnCena.
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* '''Wrestling/RightToCensor''', a late-Attitude Era stable led by Wrestling/{{ECW}} alumnus Wrestling/StevieRichards that was opposed to the "smut" in the WWF. They were [[TakeThat a blatant mockery]] of the "[[MoralGuardians Parents Television Council]]", which was leading opposition to the WWF's [[DarkerAndEdgier risque direction]]. Led by former Wrestling/{{ECW}} talent, '''[[Wrestling/StevieRichards Steven Richards]]''', the group also consisted of lower mid-card muscle, '''Bull Buchanan''', WWF Divas, '''Wrestling/{{Ivory}}''' and '''[[Wrestling/StacyCarter The Kat]]''' (though for the Kat, not by coice), choice), and the reformed '''Val Venis''' and the former Godfather here known as '''The Goodfather'''. '''The The WWF ''did'' eventually go in a LighterAndSofter direction, although that was due more to Linda [=McMahon=]'s failed political campaigns, the terrible fallout from the Benoit tragedy, and the rise of Wrestling/JohnCena.
