ECW INCURSION!
Shawn M. for SUPERMAN
[RECURRING/LEAD(?)] - The new-recruiter and presented to be bar none the best signing, Superman’s humbleness orders him not to chase the gold firsthand, but to uplift everyone. His particular focus is on Batman, and wanting to tag-team together, even if Batman is not interested. An all-American hero, he can be showcased as the old-timey radio voice that is booming or a softie boy that still puts bass in his voice. [LINE 1] As a cold open, Superman gives the bad news with a sense of hesitation as the news is actually worse than what it is. After he finishes the bad news, the crowd would boo in disappointment so Superman tries to cheer them up and get riled up to be there for them all they want and creating a case to be a top face (good-guy) of the promotion. [LINE 2] Superman is not interested in gold. But wants to respect its legacy and its holders without getting too messy. He is basically following his mom’s “if you have nothing nice to say…” [LINE 3] is part of a promo/monologue. It shows various ranges—to grief of his parents, to lighthearted laughter in terms of divine intervention and then closing off with a heartfelt moment about his purpose + the way to win your audience over.
- Charisma
- american
- male adult
- midwestern
- Charming
- energetic
- general american (midwest)
The bad news is everyone, is that you might have to wait just a tiny bit more for Ol’ Red and Blue to get in this ring. However, however: the good news is the wait will be worth it because I promise to be with ECW every damn day!
Now if the opportunity to go for the World Heavyweight Championship comes my way, then of course. I’ll gladly take it with pride. But no beefs, no trash talks. That’s not the way I do it. Even if whoever has it—I’m not saying names—aren’t quite fond of me.
You want to know pain, sir? I am the last of my kind. I fulfill my right to protect the home I’ve lived in just for Lady Luck to not hand me all the riches. Sure, I can live in a not-so-decent apartment and I don’t mind a diet on just toast and berries. Because I don’t suffer, I smile through it. Ironically enough, I am not one to speak on divine intervention, but someone out there wanted me here. Maybe it was my father, my mother. Or maybe it’s everyone surrounding me today.
