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The Great Muta

Era - Late 1980s / Early 1990s - NJPW / NWA / WCW

One of the most enigmatic wrestlers in the history of the sport, the Great Muta was the alter ego of Keiji Mutoh. Distinctive from Mutoh's standard persona, Muta was known for his painted face, lack of adherence to any rulebook and sheer recklessness in the ring. Originally said to have decended from the Great Kabuki, Muta carried on his tradition of spraying opponents with poison mist.

Muta may have been the single most influential Japanese wrestler in the American market, having terrorized opponents in the NWA under the mangement of Gary Hart, carrying on a rivalry and friendship with Sting, fighting Ric Flair and teaming with Hulk Hogan. In Japan, he would appear on special occasions, fighting Masahiro Chono for the IWGP Heavyweight title, and facing the likes of Jyushin Thunder Liger and Hiroshi Hase in unforgettable contests, the latter match becoming the standard for all bloody battles to follow.

As with all my edits, full AI-Moveset-Parameters are set.

Attire:
1. Red paint and blue pants
2. Black and red paint and red pants
3. White and red paint and white and red pants
4. Yellow and black paint and black pants with silver and gold pattern