Post by Cernunnos on Feb 23, 2010 22:15:46 GMT -5
Here is the Mad Hatter from my EGW: Series 1 set. As you can see by his original card layout… he might be a little too wacky for you to use in your fed. If this is the case, however you do want to use this “Hardcore Hatter” in your fed... then I have released a modified version of his original card as well.
Mad Hatter
Mad Hatter Original EGW Card
Mad Hatter EGW: Series 1 Card
-Move Descriptions-
Tee for Two: A slingshot flying head-butt to an opponent rebounding off of the far-side ropes.
MaDD-T: “Pronounced Mad DDT.” A Tornado DDT.
Insanely MaDD-T: “Pronounced Insanely Mad DDT.” A top rope Tornado DDT through the ringside announcer’s table.
Jumpin’ Jack’s chops to head: Mad Hatter does Jumping Jacks as his opponent rises up from the mat. The result is a series of rapid succession chops to the top of the opponent’s head.
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Bat: Mad Hatter performs a top rope sideways spinning kick to the back of the opponent’s head (top rope spinning Enzuigiri).
One Size Fits All: Mad Hatter tosses the opponent into the ropes then quickly climbs the turnbuckle and leaps, or at times performs a running springboard from the far-side ropes, catching the rebounding opponent in a flipping head and back slam (Buff Bagwell’s Blockbuster).
Mad Hatter
Mad Hatter Original EGW Card
Mad Hatter EGW: Series 1 Card
-Move Descriptions-
Tee for Two: A slingshot flying head-butt to an opponent rebounding off of the far-side ropes.
MaDD-T: “Pronounced Mad DDT.” A Tornado DDT.
Insanely MaDD-T: “Pronounced Insanely Mad DDT.” A top rope Tornado DDT through the ringside announcer’s table.
Jumpin’ Jack’s chops to head: Mad Hatter does Jumping Jacks as his opponent rises up from the mat. The result is a series of rapid succession chops to the top of the opponent’s head.
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Bat: Mad Hatter performs a top rope sideways spinning kick to the back of the opponent’s head (top rope spinning Enzuigiri).
One Size Fits All: Mad Hatter tosses the opponent into the ropes then quickly climbs the turnbuckle and leaps, or at times performs a running springboard from the far-side ropes, catching the rebounding opponent in a flipping head and back slam (Buff Bagwell’s Blockbuster).
