Joe Fontaine

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The son and oldest child of two-time world champion, Joey Malone, here to carry on his father’s legacy in his own way.

A ridiculous foppish peacock of a man, a Jabber troll, and all around weird dude. He takes after his dad in that way. While he's quite silly and goofy, one should never underestimate what he can do in a wrestling ring. Because he takes after his dad in that way, too.

You probably think he's an idiot, because everyone does.

General Moveset:

Signature Moves and Alternate Finishers:
- Once Upon A Time In Fortnite (Shining wizard with an obnoxious mid-air dab)
- Sirocco (Springboard shooting star press)
- The Malonestrom (adopted from Joey Malone; Samoan driver/Fireman’s carry Michinoku Driver)
- Paradigm Shift (adopted from Seymour Almasy; standing moonsault double knee drop to the opponent’s chest)
- Chrono Cross (adopted from Seymour Almasy; cross-legged half boston crab)

Other Moves:
- Moonsault – standing, top rope, springboard, Asai, etc.
- Superkick and Canadian Destroyer, because everybody’s got to have four of each of those.
- Springboard dropkick.
- Springboard gamengiri (Disaster Kick-style).
- Standing double stomp.
- Sliding D-style lariat.
- Tornado DDT.
- Moonwalking.
- Dabbing.

Strengths:
- Has become PRIME’s premiere high flyer as a result of additional training from Coral Avalon, taken in part from adopting moves from Seymour Almasy’s career.
- Dangerously unpredictable due to adopting moves and tactics from two wildly different wrestlers – Joey Malone and Seymour Almasy.
- Surprisingly durable and can take a hell of a beating before he either turns things around or tags someone else in.
- He's much, much smarter and clever than he lets on, to the point that you might genuinely wonder if he really is an idiot.

Weaknesses:
- Inexperience, though that's improving.
- The adoption of Almasy and his wrestling style (specifically, Almasy’s more reckless early years) is still new to him, and he has trouble mitigating the risky nature of some of Almasy’s maneuvers and tactics.
- He has yet to reconcile a balance between risk-taking and more grounded options, meaning that most of what he does is risky and he runs as much risk of hurting himself as he does his opponent.
- Has little-to-no defense against submissions, and he has little advantage in a striking contest.
- He's an idiot.

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To be rewritten when I feel like it.