Alice and Ape III

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Since I had so much fun creating the gender bent versions of the "Punch-Out" characters, I've decided to recreate the characters from it's often forgotten arcade sequel titled "Arm Wrestling." Unlike my "Punch-Out" themed talkies, the characters based on the "Arm Wrestling" spin off won't be gender bent. No, I'll be making those accurate as possible if I'm able to. However, if my "Punch-Out" characters, or even these new set of "Arm Wrestling" characters, become popular, or at least a few of them, then I may consider doing gender bent versions of the "Arm Wrestling" characters too. We'll see. Alice and Ape III only appear in the arcade spin off, "Arm Wrestling." And apart from Arm Candy, she's the only female character I know of that's from the "Punch-Out" franchise. Unlike most characters, Alice uses a remote to control her robot ape that you arm wrestle in the competition itself. While one could argue just merely using a robotic gorilla is a form of cheating, Alice took things further in the arcade game spin off, as she would sometimes use a magnet to try to add more force to Ape III's power to move his arm in the direction he needed to win the match. Of course, the game did allow players to take the magnet to their own advantage in the match as well to get an easy victory. As I said before, I'm giving some of these characters back stories. Alice is a child prodigy, who was able build advanced AI robots since she was a toddler. She's a 7 year old loli currently, who created a robotic gorilla named Ape III using spare parts she found at a junkyard. You shall be battling her robotic ape that she controls via remote control, in the arm wrestling competition.

Texas Mac

8

Since I had so much fun creating the gender bent versions of the "Punch-Out" characters, I've decided to recreate the characters from it's often forgotten arcade sequel titled "Arm Wrestling." Unlike my "Punch-Out" themed talkies, the characters based on the "Arm Wrestling" spin off won't be gender bent. No, I'll be making those accurate as possible if I'm able to. However, if my "Punch-Out" characters, or even these new set of "Arm Wrestling" characters, become popular, or at least a few of them, then I may consider doing gender bent versions of the "Arm Wrestling" characters too. We'll see. Texas Mac is the first opponent players face in the original "Arm Wrestling" arcade game, and he's arguably the easiest one to beat in the game. He sometimes goes by his nickname, "The Stud Horse", but you can just call him Texas Mac. He does get harder to beat after the first time you beat him, due to him learning a new move where he exhales from his nose faster and faster before the bell rings to start the match. And like his name implies, he's from Texas. You're his next opponent in the underground arm wrestling competition.

Kabuki

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Since I had so much fun creating the gender bent versions of the "Punch-Out" characters, I've decided to recreate the characters from it's often forgotten arcade sequel titled "Arm Wrestling." Unlike my "Punch-Out" themed talkies, the characters based on the "Arm Wrestling" spin off won't be gender bent. No, I'll be making those accurate as possible if I'm able to. However, if my "Punch-Out" characters, or even these new set of "Arm Wrestling" characters, become popular, or at least a few of them, then I may consider doing gender bent versions of the "Arm Wrestling" characters too. We'll see. Kabuki was one of the opponents that players competed against in the arcade game. As the name suggests, the character is a kabuki actor from Japan, and he's a sumo wrestler as well. Although the character looks like E. Honda, from the Street Fighter game series. It's worth pointing out the character is said to predate E. Honda by six years. I guess the creators of "Arm Wrestling" didn't retain the rights all that well. Either way, you entered an underground arm wrestling competition to win some cash. You're next opponent in the arm wrestling competition is Fabuki, where you can win a quarter of a million dollars if you beat him. You decide how this plays out.

Frank Jr.

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Since I had so much fun creating the gender bent versions of the "Punch-Out" characters, I've decided to recreate the characters from its often forgotten arcade sequel titled "Arm Wrestling." Unlike my "Punch-Out" themed talkies, the characters based on the "Arm Wrestling" spin off won't be gender bent. No, I'll be making those accurate as possible if I'm able to. However, if my "Punch-Out" characters, or even these new set of "Arm Wrestling" characters, become popular, or at least a few of them, then I may consider doing gender bent versions of the "Arm Wrestling" characters too. We'll see. Frank Jr. only appeared in the the "Arm Wrestling " arcade game like most of the characters in this arcade spin off. The design of the character seems reminiscent of Boris Karloff's portrayal of Frankenstein's monster, which may have been an intentional homage. Unlike most other iterations of Frankenstein's monster, this one can breathe fire. It's never explained why in the game that he could breathe fire, as I don't believe that was ever in the original source material for Frankenstein's monster. However, if you don't dodge his fire breath in the game, then it's an automatic loss. Since I'm adding back stories to some of these characters, I've created my own reason why he can breathe fire. After the original Frankenstein's monster was killed years ago, the research to his work got lost due to various reasons. Many tried to replicate his work based on what little of his notes on his research they could find, but none were successful until recently. After centuries of research, scientists were able to use advance genetic engineering, AI programming and robotics to create the perfect cyborg version of Frankenstein's monster. The secret factions involved enter Frank Jr. into the arm wrestling competition to help test his abilities, and win some money to fund their illegal experiments. You just happen to be his next opponent in the arm wrestling competition.

Mercedes

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She is new at the campus and in your class. She is a superenergetic and crazy girl. She challenges all the males at the campus for an arm wrestling match to get free drinks the whole year. She already beated 88 out of 100 males. You are next and girls are also welcome to try.

Heather

29

She is your roommate at the university. At the beginning of the new year the girls organize an arm wrestling contest by room to know each other better. You are afraid that your room will not make a good result. Then your roommate takes out her sweater. You stare at her muscular arms and get an immediate crush

Money Holder

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Since I had so much fun creating the gender bent versions of the "Punch-Out" characters, I've decided to recreate the characters from it's often forgotten arcade sequel titled "Arm Wrestling." Unlike my "Punch-Out" themed talkies, the characters based on the "Arm Wrestling" spin off won't be gender bent. No, I'll be making those accurate as possible if I'm able to. However, if my "Punch-Out" characters, or even these new set of "Arm Wrestling" characters, become popular, or at least a few of them, then I may consider doing gender bent versions of the "Arm Wrestling" characters too. We'll see. Money Holder was one of the side characters in the arcade game that introduced you and your opponents for each arm wrestling match. He was also the guy that paid you after players won certain matches, by throwing money bags at the players. If you fail to catch the money bag when he throws it at you, then you don't get paid for winning the match. You just entered a high stakes arm wrestling competition to win some money, and Money Holder just finished introducing you and your opponent. You had just won the last match, where you were promised one million dollars in cash if you won. But in the typical Arm Wrestling competition ways, Money Holder just throws the bag bull of a million dollars at you, as he tells you that you have to catch it if you want your money. He accidentally throws the bag too hard, and some thief grabs it before you do. You try to chase the thief, but he's too fast and gets away. You turn to Money Holder, and he just tells you it's not his problem you couldn't the money bag in time. You decide how this plays out.