Anvil

in this, in this film.

But when we see at one point all the law books behind one of the characters and, and it's just like shelf after shelf of Anvil law-

[laughs]

... as if there's, there's that much case study on Anvil law-

Yes

...

We're off to MSG to start as Brunzel tries the top wrist lock with Neidhart and can't overpower him.

Jim tries a headlock, and Anvil won't move from that, so he takes Neidhart down with a leglock instead.

Neidhart tries to shake him, but the Bees double-team the leg, and Blair gets a figure four, which brings Brett in to make the save with a leg drop.

This allows Anvil to finally take over, and Brett comes in and beats on Blair in the Hart corner.

Brett puts the boots to Blair and goes to a chinlock, while Jimmy Hart annoys the ringside fans.

Brett goes up and seems to slip on the middle rope while trying his elbow.

I never in anyone's career had Bill Goldberg in mine.

Brunzel runs wild for about ten and a half seconds, but runs into Brett's knee on the apron, and the hearts are back in control again.

That's right.

You've got the Hart Foundation, Bret the Hitman, Jim the Anvil.

That's right.

Great teams.

It felt like they wanted to push him, but they couldn't figure out how, and they're doing it here, and he's now known as Haku.

He's changed his name from King Tonga to Haku.

Right, and I think they're gradually calling Tonga Kid Tama, so it's really a good pairing, because when you look at all the tag teams, there's usually a speedy guy, and there's more of a powerhouse guy, Kind of like Brett is the speedy guy and Anvil is the powerhouse.

And that's perfect here.

they may have been younger than him but

yeah but something that would happen right around the same time as heroes of wrestling the first coachella festival would begin the same weekend

and starts kind of like a like lollapalooza-esque where it's like alternative rock stuff

yeah it was the headliners that first one was beck tool and rage

You're not going to be back at normal capacity 10 minutes after it happens or anything like that.

But what are you trying to convey to us here? Exactly.

It's not like, it's like, oh, it's not like the rally of like everybody going to like help after post Katrina or something like this is whatever, whatever got fixed, got fixed and whatever.

The rest you've just kind of left.

What's it called? I'm

not going to say you would like any Anvil song, but you could like this.

Free as the Wind.

Because I've thought about you and this track before.

Anvil.

Okay.

Free as the wind and a gosh.

I went to him, but only for a couple of tracks.

And he often uses products manufactured by the Acme Corporation.

The Acme Anvil that inevitably crushes him, or the jet-powered skates, which we see early on in this film, that malfunction.

He's always getting flattened or otherwise humiliated in some way, and he never catches the Roadrunner.

Well, in this movie, he finally decides to take action against Acme.

Stop doing it.

Like, I know that you're trying to, like, there's other ways to prove that, like, "We're iron workers." They're like, "Anvil, strong," and it was the Nickel City.

Stop it.

It doesn't have to be metal.

It begins before nearly everything else.

Before the first walls of Kainos, before the ships of Freeport, Before Dwarf ever struck hammers to Anvil, before Elf walked beneath the trees, there was Veeshan, the Worm Queen, the mother of all dragons.

It is said that when the gods first turned their eyes toward the young world of Norath, Vishen saw it before all others.

She descended upon a frozen land far to the west, and with a sweep of her enormous claws, she marked the world as her own.

Hammer, that's right.

Anvil's incus.

Yep.

Sorry.