#gedo

[crimsonsacrificialgoat]

a very common occurrence in the earlier golden lovers matches and their story in general is people using ibushi to agitate kenny. a very popular one is cody taunting ibushi to rile kenny up when he was going after him for the bullet club ownership. here, in 2010 with the golden lovers vs jado and gedo in njpw, they do exactly that. gedo, after him and jado teamed up to really rough ibushi up, locks him up and taunts kenny which only lands ibushi in a worse predicament.

[debbiechanclub]

[joearlikelikeswrestling]

[basil-the-scorned]

[tozawas]

Gedo in a shiesty is crazy work 💀 (x)

[youngbuckisms]

A serious question.

WHAT ARE THE FAMILY ROLES IN WAR DOGS?? 😂

This is a VERY serious question!

David is sort of the father figure to everyone. But he’s not the best father figure in the world. He tells them what to do, to clean up after themselves, get gold, and make him proud. But he can and will put them in their place real quick, going from proud dad to aggressive leader in an instant. Like when he grabs Gabe’s face, tells him to quiet down and pushes him to the side to cool off.

Drilla is like a brother to Gabe. Their long history together, similar in age, and being able to relate to a lot of different topics leaves them very close in that sense. Gabe is probably Drilla’s top pick for drinking buddy and going to the gym together.

Clark is also like a brother to Gabe, but in an older brother way or maybe even that weird, proud wine aunt who drinks too much. He’s there to support him, be proud of him, and get in someone’s face for Gabe. His overall energy for matches where he’s at Gabe’s ringside shows that a lot. They hang out, but not as much as some might think.

Now I’ve always seen Clark and Drilla as romantic, but for the sake of the headcanons, we’ll keep with family terms. They couldn’t be more different, yet also so similar. Sort of like having that super close cousin that you “take a walk with” every family holiday. They casually drink together occasionally, but Drilla is more than likely going to go to Clark for drugs and club hopping. They also have occasional times where they aren’t together and are apart for sort of long periods of time, but once they’re back together again, it’s constant conversation and partying.

Then obviously we have Gedo who could also play as a father figure to the boys, but I see him more as a father figure to just Finlay. He helps the dogs if he really needs to, but he’s truly there just to tell David how to lead and how to carry himself. Gedo has helped David get more confident with himself while also teaching him harsh realities.

Now we also have Alex, who I think is that very proud uncle for the boys. He’s protective of his family, won’t hesitate to throw down with someone for any of them, and he’s constantly trying to make time for them. He says he loves them all equally, but in reality Gabe is his favorite and it shows with how he interacts and fights for him. Everyone knows it and no one argues.

This was a fun little question and I probably dived way too deep into it, but I loved it a lot.

[frentique]

[heelrollins]

Actual 5 year olds throwing things at each other

[mostbelovedaewwrestlertournament]

Most Beloved NJPW Wrestler Tournament

[blueonwrestling]

Gedo you can't keep doing this, you can't keep putting a title onto a guy whos actively talking to wwe and you don't have under contract.

why do you keep doing this.

[rochambeaux]

[debbiechanclub]

[joearlikelikeswrestling]

[soyope1510]

gedraji is so fun to draw

[sstefania]

Source: NJPW New Year Dash 2024

[rockingreads]

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