#naoya ogawa

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Most Beloved NJPW Wrestler Tournament

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Osotogari/Space Tornado Ogawa (commonly abbreviated to STO)

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This is a fun one, even when I had gone for a while without watching the sequence I still remember the lyrics and the CG Disco Keroro (they really got a lot of use out of that, didn't they?)

Also, surprisingly, the cover of the opening lines in the 100th episode, despite my only having watched it once or twice

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man its so fucked up theres people who think goh hinogami and jean kujo dont fit virtua fighter some how. some will claim its "tekken influence" and im not here to argue dat they didnt bounce ideas off eachother all da time, they did and tekken to dis day still takes notes from VF in its systems, but what these people miss is everythin about tekken's aesthetic was already built upon things fount in virtua fighter. lion has always been there. jacky to an extent as well. how fashionable (and attractive) some of da characters are has always been an aspect of VF's style and expectin it to stay completely stagnant to fit your view of how they should interpret martial arts is ridiculous.

which brings me to another thing; in goh's case, in my opinion he really represents how martial artists were presented when they did pro wrestlin in japan. guys like naoya ogawa who was a world champion judoka, or kazunari murakami who was a crazy monster heel judoka, both ended up havin long careers in pro wrestlin dat closely resemble everythin about goh's character, especially how he keeps fuckin losin lol is very murakami esque. it wouldnt be da first time they drew influence from such a thing, jeffry mcwild is pretty much straight up just willie williams who competed in NJPW in da 80s. these people are discreditin da game they love and not even realizin it because theyre close minded

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喜田夏記監督作、『リヴ＆ベル』ep.9『Liv&Bell " Hearty soup of Fruitful forest “』はモンストラ・リスボン・アニメーション映画祭（ポルトガル）の短編部門・最優秀作品賞にノミネート中です！

Liv & Bell" ep.9 "Liv&Bell " Hearty soup of Fruitful forest", directed by Natsuki Kida, is nominated for Best Short Film at the Monstra Lisbon Animation Film Festival (Portugal)!

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Director Natsuki Kida 喜田夏記

Writer Natsuki Kida+Naoya Kida 喜田夏記 + 喜田直哉

Art+Design+Animation Natsuki Kida+Naoya Kida 喜田夏記 + 喜田直哉

Composite+Animation Goro Nakajima 中嶋午郎

Animator Mina Nohara 野原三奈

Camera+Lighting Miki Ogawa 小川ミキ

Music Shuko Kinoshita 木下習子

SE Kyoko Teramura 寺村京子

Production Legolas inc.

Studio Legolas inc.HOUSE STUDIO

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every inoki-ist could slaughter every bushiroad fan in a heartbeat. fuck off with your wrestle kingdoms and your stardoms. all the cool hot girls are out here watching inoki bom-ba-ye and making Naoya Ogawa fancams

nothing fires me up more than bad wrestling opinions

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News Listings for June 13, 2018

AJPW NEWS

~ It was announced as official that Kento Miyahara will be defending the Triple Crown belt against Zeus on July 29th in Osaka. Zeus has stated that he feels it is his time to finally grab his destiny and takes charge and leading All Japan into the new era, and no place better to do this than in his hometown in Osaka. Miyahara and Zeus hold much history stemming back specifically to the…

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Most Beloved NJPW Wrestler Tournament

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The remixes on these CDs are always interesting, sometimes I find the remix simply OK, others I end up loving as much as the original, and some even help endear a song I was otherwise ambivalent to.

This one is a curious mix, there are some parts that sound similar to the original to me, but there are others that I really enjoy the alternate version of, especially the opening, it has a really fun sound to it (^.^)

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History of the IWGP Heavyweight Championship – Part 2 | Origins

Following on from our greatly received first part, here is the much anticipated second part of The History of the #IWGP Heavyweight Championship - Part 2 | Origins #njpw

New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) had one of its biggest paydays on April 29th, 1996. On that Tokyo Dome Showcard, company savior Shinya Hashimoto defeated outside menace Nobuhiko Takada to recapture the IWGP Heavyweight Championship. With that victory, Hashimoto concluded one of the most lucrative storylines in the company’s history: he defeated the head of the outside invaders and saved NJPW and…

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