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1These are characters who appear or have appeared in ''WebAnimation/VideoGameChampionshipWrestling'' and/or ''[[DistaffCounterpart Women's Video Game Championship Wrestling]]'' as either a non-wrestling personality or a "special guest".
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5[[folder:Personalities]]
6These are the characters who only appear or have appeared in the VGCW as a supporting character, not a career wrestler.
7
8!![[http://vgcw.wikia.com/wiki/Mavis_Beacon Mavis Beacon]]
9->'''Original series''': ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mavis_Beacon_Teaches_Typing Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing]]''
10%%There is currently no TV Tropes page for Mavis Beacon or her series.
11->'''Debut''': 22 April 2013
12->'''Announcer Name''': The Teacher
13->'''Commentary Name''': Icon
14%%->'''Billing''':
15->'''Theme''': "''Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing'' Theme" (DOS version)
16->'''Stable''': V.I.L.E.C.W. (with Franchise/CarmenSandiego, [[Franchise/DragonBall Doctor Gero]], and [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Damsels of Distress]] [Daisy and [[VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor Shadow Peach]]], with assistance from VGCW Security; dissolved)
17->'''Singles Record''': 0-0-0 (0%)[[note]]Beat Carmen Sandiego on 4 October 2013 (''VGCW: Female Division'': "Breakdown"), but it's dubious whether or not this counts towards any record.[[/note]]
18->'''Status''': Active
19----
20* BadassTeacher
21
22!![[Franchise/DragonBall Doctor Gero]]
23->'''Debut''': 12 April 2013
24->'''Announcer Name''': Doctor G Rio
25%%->'''Commentary Name''':
26%%->'''Billing''':
27->'''Theme''': [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y40dmIhnv4I "Destruction Terror"]] from ''Anime/DragonBallZ''
28->'''Stable''': V.I.L.E.C.W. (with Franchise/CarmenSandiego, Mavis Beacon, and [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Damsels of Distress]] [Daisy and [[VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor Shadow Peach]]], with assistance from VGCW Security; dissolved)
29->'''Singles Record''': 0-0-0 (0%)[[note]]He beat Bryn [=McMahon=] in an Extreme Rules match on 20 June 2013, but it doesn't count towards any ''Female Divison'' record since both combatants were male.[[/note]]
30->'''Status''': Away
31----
32
33!!SelfDemonstrating/GLaDOS
34->'''Real Name''': Genetic Life and Disc Operating System
35->'''Debut''': 2 January 2015
36->'''Status''': Away
37
38The main antagonist of the ''VideoGame/{{Portal}}'' games and [[VideoGame/{{Metroid}} Samus]]'s assistant GM during Season 6 of ''WVGCW''.
39----
40* FourthWallMailSlot[=/=]TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou: She appears in the ''VGCW'' forums as a SockPuppet account to interact with the users.
41
42!![[VisualNovel/AceAttorney Dick Gumshoe]]
43->'''Debut''': 4 October 2013
44->'''Status''': Away
45
46A homicide detective who has a past history with Franchise/CarmenSandiego.
47----
48* CluelessDetective: Carmen even (somewhat justifiably) calls him this.
49* RunningGag: "BUT I DON'T WORK HERE, PAL!"
50
51!![[Anime/{{Pokemon}} James]]
52->'''Debut''': 17 July 2013
53->'''Announcer Name''': James
54->'''Theme''': "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAR5cqVYQKw Double Trouble]]" from ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' Anime Sound Collection[[note]]Technically, this is a former theme of Jessie, but it was played on the night he debuted as if he's duetting with her.[[/note]]
55->'''Stable''': Team Rocket (with [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Jessie]] & [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIII Rinoa Heartilly]])
56
57Jessie's partner-in-crime in Team Rocket, James became her ringside manager after she got in a disagreement with then-GM Franchise/CarmenSandiego. However, after a massive losing streak, Jessie abandoned James as her manager, only for him to become Rinoa's manager. Jessie later rejoined the stable however, and it's been smooth sailing since.
58----
59
60!![[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Lakitu]] and [[DistaffCounterpart Lakita]]
61
62Lakitu is the ''VGCW'''s often-drunken cameraman for the ''VGCW'' matches. Lakita is his ''Female Division'' counterpart.
63----
64* DistaffCounterpart: Lakita, the camerawoman to the WVGCW who shares Lakitu's drinking problem. May or may not be Lakitu [[TertiarySexualCharacteristics simply wearing a pink bow]].
65
66!![[http://vgcw.wikia.com/wiki/Baz_McMahon Bazza [=McMahon=]]]
67->'''Online identities''': Bazza87 (Twitch), @[=BazMcMahon=] (Website/{{Twitter}}), [=CuraSB=] (Website/YouTube)
68->'''Character Model''': Wrestling/VinceMcMahon
69->'''Debut''': 28 November 2012
70->'''Announcer Name''': Mr. [=McMahon=]
71%%->'''Commentary Name''': Mr. [=McMahon=]
72->'''Origin''': United Kingdom %%NOTE: Origin refers to Bazza87 himself, not his character's billing.
73->'''Theme''': "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1g9Kw2BaHw No Chance in Hell]]" by Jim Johnston
74->'''Stable''': The [=McMahon=] Elite Four (with [[Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles Raphael]], [[VideoGame/AssassinsCreedII Ezio Auditore]], [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Gary Oak]], and [[VideoGame/SuperPaperMario Mr. L]]; canceled)
75->'''Status''': Away
76
77The creator and former commissioner of the VGCW, and the in-game identity of British Wrestling/{{WWE}} fan, "Bazza87".
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79* AuthorAvatar: of series creator "Bazza".
80* DeadpanSnarker
81* TheFaceless: Not with the in-game Bazza but the real "Bazza". The first time fans got to see him in-person was in a [=YouTube=] video of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMwddO_27Gw him playing the Cup Song.]] Although we don't see his face, the video revealed that he's a bit muscular and has a tribal-style tattoo on his right shoulder.
82** Goes even farther with [[https://twitter.com/BazMcMahon/status/414440644292390912/photo/1 this classy photo of him with his girlfriend "Cammy"]]; their faces are cut-off from the picture!
83* TheGrinch: He hates Christmas and tried to ruin it by defeating SantaClaus before being stopped by UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}}.
84* NoNameGiven: The real "Bazza" has not revealed his real name.
85* PutOnABus: Was taken out of the series rather early due to the real Bazza's dislike of self-insertion in fiction.
86** He left again at End Game 9, and considering Bazza later retired from producing VGCW, likely for the last time.
87** TheBusCameBack: Only in some TimeTravel-related plot, where he met Future![[VideoGame/MetalGear Snake]] and Future![[VideoGame/PunchOut Little Mac]].
88** He also came back on the 2013 Christmas special on a one-day leave from prison, proceeding to whoop [[Creator/ValveSoftware Gaben]]'s ass.
89** And came back again in season 9 to help sort out the VGCW after [[spoiler: Nightmare Gabe]] showed up.
90
91!![[http://vgcw.wikia.com/wiki/Bryn_McMahon Bryn [=McMahon=]]]
92->'''Real Name''': Bryan G.
93->'''Online identity''': [=BRYN4444=]
94->'''Character Model''': Wrestling/ShaneMcMahon
95->'''Debut''': 2 April 2013
96->'''Announcer Name''': Shane [=McMahon=]
97->'''Commentary Name''': Shane 'O Mac
98->'''Origin''': [[CanadaEh Alberta, Canada]] %%NOTE: Origin refers to Bryn4444 himself, not his character's billing.
99->'''Theme''': "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1k2SNtq79c Here Comes the Money]]" by Naughty by Nature
100->'''Status''': Away
101
102The creator and former General Manager of the fully spun-off ''Female Division'', and the in-game identity of Canadian ''VGCW'' PromotedFanboy, "[=BRYN4444=]", who also created the [[http://vgcw.net VGCW Wiki]] and the official standings doc.
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104* AuthorAvatar: of [[CanadaEh Canadian]] ''VGCW'' superfan Bryan G. (a.k.a. "[=BRYN4444=]")
105* MyNaymeIs: "Bryn" is pronounced the same as his real life counterpart's given name.
106** Or not, as he referred to himself as "Brin" (not Bryan) in the video announcing ''VGCW: Female Division'''s unexpected hiatus.
107* PutOnABus: The real reason why Carmen took over was so that Bryn can stop using a self-insert, much like Bazza.
108** TheBusCameBack: At the ending of the ''Female Division'' Season 2 finale "Breakdown", he came back to bring in [[VideoGame/SaintsRow The Boss]][[note]]No, not [[VideoGame/MetalGear that one]], we're talking about the one who wears [[PurpleIsPowerful purple]].[[/note]] as the new General Manager of WVGCW, rather than taking back the helm. He again returned for the one year anniversary of Bryn taking over WVGCW.
109
110!![[http://vgcw.wikia.com/wiki/Table-san Table-san]]
111->'''Real Name''': Announcer's Table Takahashi
112
113The announcer's table who gets tortured by her job and its perverted fans. She is likened to a college student just making ends meet behind the kayfabe, and almost always getting caught in the violence between the male and female wrestlers, or the disgusting remarks of the announcers.
114----
115* BreatherEpisode: For Table-san, it was the 17 July 2013 season-opening episode of the ''Female Division'' in which nobody stripped her.
116** Depending on the night, a lot of episodes may be this.
117* MoeAnthropomorphism: [[http://vgcw.wikia.com/wiki/Fanart?file=AnthroTable.jpg This]] FanArt drawing of her. Someone has suggested that this interpretation of Table-san should be part of the ''Female Division''. It hasn't happened yet, but she has appeared as a human being in the non-canonical ''VGCW At Home''.
118* OurNudityIsDifferent: For some odd reason, the chat finds it disgusting whenever this table's cover is taken off.
119* PhraseCatcher: The chat shouts "(HOW) LEWD" whenever Table-san's cover gets torn off by a wrestler.
120* ShamefulStrip: Gets this from the other wrestlers often, unfortunately.
121* [[SpanishAnnouncersTable JapaneseAnnouncersTable]]
122
123!![[VideoGame/RhythmHeaven Ringside Reporter]]
124->'''Debut''': 12 April 2013
125%%->'''Announcer Name''':
126%%->'''Commentary Name''':
127%%->'''Billing''':
128->'''Theme''': "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgPFSiIeP14 Ringside]]" from ''[[VideoGame/RhythmHeaven Rhythm Heaven Fever]]''
129
130The interviewer for the WVGCW.
131----
132* KnownOnlyByTheirNickname: Lampshaded by Cate Archer:
133--> "You must be a modest person to not mention your name."
134
135!![[http://vgcw.wikia.com/wiki/VGCW_Security VGCW Security]]
136->'''Identities''': Security Guard A, Security Guard B, Security Guard L ([[VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIII Lightning]])
137->'''Debut''': 22 January 2013
138
139They are the organization's security who are known to have let some people slip in Royal Rumbles, namely Jey Uso and a "Badman" [[Franchise/DragonBall Vegeta]] cosplayer. They usually assist ''WVGCW's'' management, though they've taken a backseat in recent seasons.
140
141* TheBusCameBack: Security Guard B returned briefly at SplatWres to enjoy low-poly food with Marie.
142* OddFriendship: Security Guard B and Bryn [=McMahon=] get along great, to the point of ShipTease. This ended when B betrayed him for Carmen.
143* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: No one ever brings up their real names. B later claims he's "Crew 2" now.
144----
145
146!!VideoGame/GameShark
147->'''Debut''': 8 September 2015
148
149A mysterious creature that invaded VGCW while they were at the beach for Season 11. Not much is known about it other than that whenever it shows up, all sorts of crazy shenanigans ensue, from wrestlers getting their clothes swapped, changing the environment, giving wrestlers big heads, and many, many more.
150
151* EldritchAbomination: [=GameShark=] possesses no physical form, instead choosing to just hijack the matches and occasionally the wrestlers themselves; the closest it's come to having a true form was during End Game X1 where the symbol for the cheat device appeared to face off against Segata Sanshiro. It also seemingly has no motivation whatsoever and only shows up to wreak havoc on nearly every match the show has since it's showed up. The only matches it doesn't seem to affect are title matches [[spoiler:or matches that Sho is in.]]
152* HilarityEnsues: Good lord, does it. It's led to things as mundane as every wrestler being given silly hats to absolutely nuts things like completely changing the game the show is played in.
153* SealedEvilInADuel: Its ultimate fate, currently with Segata Sanshiro.
154
155[[/folder]]
156[[folder:WWE wrestlers who appeared in VGCW]]
157These are the real life professional wrestlers of the Wrestling/{{WWE}} who come from the roster of ''[[VideoGame/WWEVideoGames WWE '13]]'' or ''WWE 2K14'' and have fought in VGCW matches (usually in "VGCW vs. WWE" matches) or appeared in the streams in some form.
158
159!![[http://vgcw.wikia.com/wiki/Jey_Uso Jey Uso]]
160->'''Real Name''': Joshua Samuel Fatu
161->'''''VGCW'' Debut''': 22 January 2013
162
163One half of Wrestling/TheUsos, Jey was mistakenly added to a Royal Rumble as one of the first two wrestlers of the match, and has become very popular within the ''VGCW'' universe ever since. He went against [[Franchise/StreetFighter M. Bison]] alone on 28 January 2013 in a "VGCW vs. WWE" match (the sixth such match in the series and the last "VGCW vs. WWE" match involving male wrestlers in ''WWE '13'') and lost.
164----
165* ThrowItIn: Considering that the mistake was done at the beginning of the Royal Rumble, Bazza decided not to restart the match as Jey would be eliminated very early on.
166
167!!Others
168Organized in order of first appearance.
169* '''Wrestling/JohnCena'''
170** Participated in a Royal Rumble on 19 November 2012 via chat request, mainly as a joke. Has never participated in a "VGCW vs. WWE" match, but has made an impact in ''VGCW'' itself. Cena's entrance theme, "My Time is Now", was used by WebVideo/JonTron as a lead-in for his intro, one of his rap songs, "Bad Bad Man", is the theme song for "The Badman" [[Franchise/DragonBall Vegeta]], and has influenced a lot of [[VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening Lucina's]] chat gimmicks, like "RISE ABOVE FATE", and the dueling [[Main/CrowdChant Crowd Chants]] "LET'S GO CINA" / "CINA SUCKS". She even uses the [[Main/SignatureMove Five Knuckle Shuffle]] as one of her signatures!
171* '''Wrestling/TheUndertaker'''
172** First "VGCW vs. WWE" match. Won against [[VideoGame/MetalGear Solid Snake]] on 9 December 2012.
173* '''Wrestling/{{Ryback}}'''
174** Second "VGCW vs. WWE" match. Won against [[{{Jobber}} Vegeta]] on 12 December 2012.
175* '''Wrestling/TeamHellNo''' ('''Wrestling/{{Kane}}''' and '''[[Wrestling/BryanDanielson Daniel Bryan]]''')
176** First "VGCW vs. WWE" tag team match and third "VGCW vs. WWE" match overall. Lost against the WebVideo/GameGrumps (Creator/{{Egoraptor}} and [=JonTron=]) on 14 December 2012, resulting in the first VGCW win/WWE loss in the series.
177* '''Wrestling/CMPunk'''
178** First "VGCW vs. WWE" match of 2013 and fourth such match overall. Lost against [[VideoGame/FinalFight Mike Haggar]] on New Year's Day 2013, tying up the series 2-2.
179* '''Wrestling/ShawnMichaels'''
180** Fifth "VGCW vs. WWE" match. Lost against [[VideoGame/FZero Captain Falcon]] on 13 January 2013, causing VGCW to gain the lead in the series.
181* '''Wrestling/{{Lita}}'''
182** Seventh "VGCW vs. WWE" match and first Diva match in the series. Lost against [[Franchise/DragonBall Android 18]] on 6 June 2013.
183* '''Wrestling/AJLee'''
184** Eighth "VGCW vs. WWE" match. [[ShoutOut Fittingly fought against]] [[Franchise/MortalKombat Kitana]] on 8 August 2013 in a Hell in a Cell match gone wrong, resulting in a rematch without the cell at half-health. Lee won to give the WWE its first Diva win in the series. Since the match, Kitana became inspired by Lee, cosplaying as her in the 2013 ''Female Division'' HalloweenEpisode, then deciding to maintain Lee's influence in her later wrestling appearances by keeping the style and even changing her entrance theme to "Let's Light it Up" (AJ Lee's fourth theme). AJ Lee returned for a rematch against Kitana on 10 April 2014 for the fifteenth "VGCW vs. WWE", and lost 2-0 in a 2/3 Falls Hell in a Cell Match, putting the score 8-7 in favor of VGCW.
185* '''Wrestling/BethPhoenix'''
186** Ninth "VGCW vs. WWE" match. Lost against Android 18 on 25 September 2013, with 18 becoming not only the first wrestler to fight in more than one "VGCW vs. WWE" match, but also the only two-time winner in the series so far.
187* '''[[Wrestling/KiaStevens Kharma]]'''
188** Tenth "VGCW vs. WWE" match and last such match in ''WWE '13''. Won against [[VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorney Franziska von Karma]] on 4 October 2013.
189* '''Wrestling/ZackRyder'''
190** Eleventh "VGCW vs. WWE" match, which was also the first male "VGCW vs. WWE" match in almost a year, the first such match in ''WWE 2K14'', and the last "VGCW vs. WWE" match in 2013. Won against [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Gary]] [[{{Jobber}} Oak]] on 3 December 2013. As a result, the current score in the "VGCW vs. WWE" series stands at 6-5 in favour of VGCW.
191* '''[[Wrestling/TheWyattFamily Bray Wyatt]]'''
192** Twelveth "VGCW vs. WWE" match. Bray was a CAW with his likeness and moveset due to him not being in WWE 2K14. Won against Luigi on 11 March 2014, tying things up at 6-6.
193* '''Summer Rae'''
194** Thirteenth "VGCW vs. WWE" match. Won against Shantae 2-0 in a 2/3 Falls Match at Breakdown 2/3, giving WWE the lead, 7-6. This would be WWE's last win for quite some time.
195* '''Wrestling/BrockLesnar'''
196** Fourteenth "VGCW vs. WWE" match. Lost against Phoenix Wright on 8 April 2014, two days after Lesnar broke The Undertaker's Streak. Phoenix's victory both tied things up at 7-7, and allowed Phoenix's singles unbeaten streak to continue at 9 wins.
197* '''[[Wrestling/BellaTwins The Bella Twins]]''' (Brie & Nikki Bella)
198** Sixteenth "VGCW vs. WWE" match, and the second tag team match between them. Lost against Mad Gear on 4 July 2014 at Breakdown IV: Executive Order, extending VGCW's lead to 9-7.
199* '''Wrestling/HulkHogan'''
200** Seventeenth "VGCW vs. WWE" match. Lost against Guile on 18 November 2014 to let VGCW go even further ahead to 10-7.
201* '''[[Wrestling/NatalyaNeidhart Natalya]]''' (w/ Tyson Kidd)
202** Eighteenth "VGCW vs. WWE" match. Lost against Rinoa Heartilly (w/ Jessie) on 2 January 2015 at Breakdown F.I.V.E. to extend VGCW's lead to 11-7.
203* '''[[Wrestling/KentaKobayashi Hideo Itami]]'''
204** Nineteenth "VGCW vs. WWE" match. Lost against Illidan Stormrage on 20 January 2015 to give VGCW another victory and extend the score 12-7 to VGCW.
205* '''Wrestling/RomanReigns'''
206** Twentieth "VGCW vs. WWE" match. Lost against Zangief on 17 February 2015 at End Game 9, increasing VGCW's score over WWE to 13-7.
207* '''Aksana'''
208** Twenty-First "VGCW vs. WWE" match. [[Main/CurbStompBattle Squashed]] by Videl on 21 May 2015 at the Money in the Bank PPV, pushing the score to 14-7 to VGCW.
209* '''Wrestling/SashaBanks'''
210** Twenty-Second "VGCW vs. WWE" match. Lost against [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3SnakeEater The Boss]] on 28 July 2015 at Breakdown 06, extending the current score to 15-7 in VGCW's favor.
211[[/folder]]
212[[folder:Special Guests]]
213These are characters who appeared in only one episode of ''VGCW'' as a "special guest".
214----
215* '''[[Film/AnchormanTheLegendOfRonBurgundy Ron Burgundy]]'''
216** Appeared on the 22 January 2013 episode of ''VGCW'' where he fought and won a singles match against [[Franchise/MegaMan Dr. Wily]]. His theme for the episode was [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eplbDbp6XJQ his cover of "Afternoon Delight"]] by Starland Vocal Band.
217* '''UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} Christ'''
218** Appeared on the 23 December 2012 ChristmasEpisode as he successfully fought against Baz [=McMahon=] to avenge SantaClaus below and save Christmas. His commentary name for the episode was "Savior" and his theme was [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCmr-UiUS_c&t=2m1s "Awesome God"]] by Carman. He returned for the 2013 Christmas Episode on Christmas Eve to face [[Creator/ValveSoftware Gaben]], but lost to the GM. In that episode, Jesus maintained "Savior" as his commentary name (thus making that match, "Savior" versus "Savior"), but also gained "The Garden of Eden" as his billing and "Christian God" as his announcer name. He is the only special guest to appear more than once.
219* '''SantaClaus'''
220** Appeared on the 23 December 2012 ChristmasEpisode to fight Baz [=McMahon=] to save Christmas, but was defeated. Thankfully, he had UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} above to help him. His commentary name for the episode was "Santos" and his theme was [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_v77fuo8Us a techno remix of "Jingle Bells".]]
221* '''Music/MegaRan'''
222** Appeared in the debut episode of Season 5 on 11 July 2013 where he started the episode performing his song [[http://megaranmusic.com/track/grow-up "Grow Up"]] before being interrupted by [[Franchise/StreetFighter Dan Hibiki]]. As [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII Barret Wallace]] (whose theme song was made by Mega Ran) came to the rapper's defense, [[Creator/ValveSoftware Gabe Newell]] came out to show his authority as the new GM and made Dan and Barret fight the last match of the night, with Mega Ran as the Special Guest Referee. Although Mega Ran was more for Barret, he gave the upset victory to Dan after the two wrestlers got into a roll-up. Mega Ran's announcer name for the episode was "Mega Ram".
223* '''Mike Tyson'''
224** Fought against [[VideoGame/PunchOut Little Mac]] in a Last Man Standing match with [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Mario]] as the special referee on 22 November 2012, just like in ''Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!'' He bested Mac in that match, but it does not count towards any record in the "VGCW vs. WWE" series, which started on 9 December 2013 with Wrestling/TheUndertaker versus [[VideoGame/MetalGear Solid Snake]]. Tyson appeared in his classic Wrestling/DGenerationX style and had [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmU2vr0h-q8 the stable's theme]] as his entrance theme. His actual name was his announcer name and his surname was his commentary name.

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