"The Notorious" K.Y.N.

[Hana Brightly]

"100% Muscle"
The Notorious K. Y. N.

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REAL NAME
Kyon Inoue

RING NAME
"The Notorious" K. Y. N. (Kill You Now)

NICKNAMES
"100% Muscle"
"100% Fraud"
"Bunny Man"
"Señor Sick Hops"

HEIGHT
5'8"

WEIGHT
207 lbs.

AGE
27

HOMETOWN
Naniwa-ku, Osaka, Japan

BILLED FROM
Osaka, Japan

PERSONALITY
Kyon is obsessed with his body and health. He often boasts about his fitness against opponents and occasionally checks his pulse mid-match. There isn't anything more satisfying to Kyon than knowing that he's more physically fit than his opponents. His bodily obsession has been known to cost him matches.

RING ATTIRE
Long pink or baby blue tights with black trim. Stars adorn and compliment his attire symbolizing his "celebrity-like" presence he exudes during matches. He's never seen without his Dahlia Tech. wrist watch, which accurately measures his pulse when activated.

CASUAL ATTIRE
Leather jackets. Flashy jewelry. Fashionably-worn loose-fit jeans. In addition to his physique, Kyon likes to stay trendy and in-tone with the latest fashion trends while still keeping true to his obsessive personality. He never tucks in his shirt for easy access to show off his "perfect" abs.

THEME SONG
"Glitter" - Dahlia Music Enterprises

ENTRANCE


DISPOSITION
He was loved by the crowd until news of his steroid abuse hit the fan. Now hated by the audience, Kyon doesn't live a day inside that ring without some sort of verbal criticism.

BIOGRAPHY[/center]
Early in his career Kyon Inoue was "enhancement talent," his sole purpose was to put his opponent over. Wearing short black tights, white socks and black athletic shoes one could say he was very reminiscent of current day Shinji Yamazaki, though his talent was far from comparable. It wasn't until Kyon began to feel the desire to "stand out" that he began to develop a notable persona for himself. Thus, he began to really tone his body and build his muscle. Naturally, he wasn't very big in stature but he had hopes that body-building would give him that extra nudge in the right direction.

His cousin, Ayumi Nagare, jokingly suggested that Kyon begin wearing a pair of bunny ears into the ring. "There wouldn't be anything more hilarious," and while Kyon was at first reluctant at the idea the complete lack of any notoriety he was achieving quickly changed his mind. Deciding that just wearing a pair of bunny ears wouldn't cut it, Kyon created an entirely new persona for himself:

"100% Muscle" K*YON

Kyon was proud of his physique and the nickname "100% Muscle" stuck the moment of his repackaged debut. Flexing his biceps and showing off tremendous feats of strength, all whilst promoting a clean training regimen, K*YON became a nearly overnight success. The crowd completely ate up his persona and with his combined speed and power K*YON was an unorthodox competitor within the squared circle.

He was a favorite with children, his bright pink and baby blue coloring with his infamous bunny ears hit a special chord. K*YON was becoming very marketable character to attract a younger viewing audience. Soon after t-shirts, toys and even official "100% Muscle" bunny ears were being sold on the market.

However, Kyon wasn't a flawless person. The success of his character had gone to his head and while he was still toning and making sure his physique was continuously up to par he began to take "short-cuts" to maintain it. If there was anything Kyon loved more wrestling it was partying. He would rave all night without a care for the consequences and it was getting completely in the way of his training regimen. Beginning to take "performance enhancers" to even out his lack of time-management, Kyon's clean training regimen was no more and it would soon become public knowledge.

One night, in a drunken stupor, Kyon Inoue would have an "off the record" interview with Haruka Satou, a popular television hostess. They had met previously at a wrestling event Haruka was promoting the evening of, and Kyon had happily invited her to the show's unofficial-after party. Kyon loved impressing the ladies and when Haruka had asked how he maintained his impressive physique his drunkenness had accidentally let the cat out of the bag. Unfortunately for Kyon, but fortunately for Haruka's growing hostess career, the cameras hadn't stopped rolling after the evening's wrestling event and Kyon's fraud had quickly become public knowledge thanks to the internet.

Met with instant backlash, K*YON would be booed out of arenas, his matches nothing but negative attractions towards social media. Children would throw their official 100% Muscle bunny ears on the ground and stomp them right in front of K*YON's face. The growing hatred would force promoters to "black list" Kyon and in less than a month's time he would out of the spotlight, branded as a failure to the wrestling society. "100% Fraud" replacing "100% Muscle" as Kyon completely disappeared from the scene.

Swearing he would never make such a mistake again, Kyon took a year off from professional wrestling and swore off both partying and his steroid abuse. He still wanted to be a professional wrestler, but more-so, a popular professional wrestler. He didn't want to be used as "enhancement talent," he considered that part of his career over, and felt he deserved more than that. Going back to the basics, Kyon would revert back to his old training regimen, and his steroid-abused muscles began to tone down in favor for a more aerodynamic physique. He was still fit, but an entirely different meaning of the word. He probably would never Gorilla Press again for the rest of the life, but not every wrestler needed to appear more physically dominating than their competitor.

Haruka Satou would find her way back into Kyon's life as a follow-up interview was scheduled a year and a half after the scandal. It was during this interview that Kyon Inoue debuted another new persona for himself, "The Notorious" K.Y.N. Instead of apologizing for being the "fraud" he was, he decided to embrace it. Calling his actions "notorious," and that with his new body he was a bigger threat than he was before, that he could "kill you now" (hinting the words applied to his acronym) Kyon appeared as a more serious character completely making the world go awe-struck at his vast change of appearance. He wore fashionable attire, a type of attire one could link to a constant party-goer and his hair had enough hairspray to fill the needs of a small village. He had changed, completely.

Less than a week after the interview, a wrestling promoter by the name of Dahlia Lockhart had caught wind of Kyon's waves and invited him to compete for her flourishing wrestling promotion, Pro Wrestling One. Although still blacklisted, Dahlia was never one to listen to what others told her and saw a new hunger behind Kyon's very fashionable sunglasses, and gave him an opportunity to redeem himself. Now working as a heel, Kyon is now back in the wrestling business ready to compete in front of the very audiences that forced him away from his passion to begin with.

WRESTLING STYLE
Kyon has adopted a more showman-style of professional wrestling, while holding much favor for the power in his punches and his improved agility.

the arsenal

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FINISHERS

• "Notori-bomb" (Yoshi Tonic) [Until I think of a better name of this.]
  
• "Audio Panic" (Corkscrew Scissor Kick)
  

[/i][/li][/ul]SIGNATURES

• "No-No-Notorious Combo" (Shane O'Mac Punch Combination)
  
• "K! Y! N!" (Triple Elbow Combination)
  
• "100% Muscle Buster" (Muscle Buster)
  
• "100% Pump-Buster" (Pump-Handle Gutbuster)
  
• "Bunny Hop" (Mushroom Stomp)
  
• Corkscrew Running Crossbody
  
• Split-Legged Corkscrew Moonsault
  
• Push-ups

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career statistics

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WIN/LOSS RECORD
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MATCH HISTORY
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