Gashadokuro

31 is a miss

against the Gashadokuro.

All right, that's my turn.

Okay.

Hey, if I don't have to know your monster's ability, you don't gotta know my abilities, alright?

I mean, it's kind of his job, but, you know.

Yeah, but the Gashadokuro wouldn't know how to weigh that.

Exactly, so it would just attack who it thinks it should attack.

I'll give the paragraph here from the description.

The dreaded Gashadokuro is an undead haunter of the night spawning as a giant skeleton that rises from the earth in the aftermath of a mass starvation event.

Oh, wait, like here.

Like here.

Hands off the chest piece.

I don't want to take up too much time.

This ghast looks at the Gashadokuro, and he's like, what are you doing? Get in here.

And he sees what's happening.

Next we move on to Ms. Vahyan Hamburger Peeville Yai Burger Peeville.

Uh, yeah, how about a Gashadokuro, which are the big skeletons?

Uh, the big fucking skeleton.

Um, a- a- and we're gonna modify that.

You know, Hyoh, in theory, should be having his breakout year.

We talked about this around the time of 30 Under 30 voting this year, where I, I, I really felt compelled and felt like I had a mission to put Hyoh on my 30 Under 30 because he was so great in the first half of the year with those two Triangle Gate matches that he had, Love and Peace against Gasha Dokuro, and then Love and Peace against Vibes and Paradox from Uno Dos Tres.

And when I watched Hyoh in those matches, I was just blown away by the wrestler that he had become, and then once again he was put in Super Juniors this year and, you know, I hate the way he's presented in New Japan so much, but it clearly seems to help his standing within the Dragon Gate fan base.

And I understand that he's been Triangle Gate champion twice this year, once with Ben-K and Junior, and now once with Kame and Rita, but Mike, it just doesn't feel like they've done anything with Hyoh this year.

... match before an eruption on this show, Ryusuta versus Ishin.

Singles match with a stipulation that if Futa wins-- or I'm sorry, if, if Futa loses, he has to join Gasha Dokuro.

If Futa wins, Ishin, quote, "Has to leave him alone", which was never really defined and was an incredibly odd and arguably lazy stipulation Fuda ends up winning.

He gets offered a spot in Love and Peace.