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Marstorius is a fading
pro wrestler who wants to prove his worth one last time in the Great Grapple
tournament. When he participated in the first tournament, he earned fame and
popularity for his accomplishments. During this time, he decided to improve
his skills and "perfect a move better than the Double German",
learning the "Drill Power Slam" move for the next Great Grapple as a
result. Eventually, he dedicated himself to the business world to support his
family but was urged by his wife to take up the fight again. In his ending to
the second game, he is late for dinner and is scolded (and suplexed) by his
wife.
With the fame won the
pervious battle, he has been participating in parties in political and financial
worlds, devoting himself to his business. But his fading pride was awakened by
his wife's remarks. "You are a man to devote your life to fight, I
know."
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Page Updated:
Sept. 2nd, 2022
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What year is this supposed to be again? Marstorius looks like an outdated
caveman / pro-wrestler who should've quit in
1982 but is somehow keeping his gimmick going. (Wait, that's actually part of
his storyline? Alrighty then.) Apparently, some think his design is loosely
based on American professional wrestler "Brusier Brody". Interesting.
However, Brusier Brody was a much better character design than Marstorius. lol.
Moveset-wise, he's a bit of a Zangief
rip-off and doesn't offer a whole lot of uniqueness. His 'cute' white loincloth
/ skirt and caveman garb makes for an awkward-looking clash of a fashion
statement. The dude needs a new wrestling gimmick, for real. I think the Fighter's
History devs purposely gave him a slightly difficult-to-pronounce
name just to make him even more of a poor man's Zangief.
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