Characterization Marches On/Professional Wrestling

Characterization Marches On is largely applicable to almost everyone in Professional Wrestling due to gimmick changes and whatnot, but several examples stand out:

Edge: Began as a dark loner and is currently a jerkass with a bit of Jerk Jock who pulls his own hair out like a crazed madman when he's about to finish someone. Is also, as of his recent Kane feud, apparently a Manipulative Bastard with a tendency to use lifelike mannequins.

Molly Holly's heel character originally started out as a Hardcore Holly type who wanted the division to be more serious. This eventually evolved into a self-righteous prude who gets mocked for having a huge ass. Funnily enough the character reverted back to her initial persona around 2003 or so and the Hollywood Pudgy was dropped.

Santino Marella: Began as a foreign everyman, became the Comic Relief, eternal loser, added Chick Magnet to this repertoire and has recently graduated into a slightly more competant Plucky Comic Relief with his similarly evolving, albeit in the apparent opposite irection, tag team championship partner Vladimir Koslov.

Triple H: Hard to believe that reasonable COO of the WWE started out as a Wicked Cultured Blue Blood, became Shawn Michaels' Anything That Moves sidekick and later leader of D Generation X, to a Smug Snake Jerkass dragon to The Corporation and the Corporate Ministry, then a Magnificent Bastard with shades of Complete Monster before and during the McMahon-Helmsley Era, Determinator Designated Hero after the quad injury, Bastard/Monster with with money in Evolution, Fourth Wall Observer after the DX reunion and finally, a Blood Knight vs. The Undertaker at Wrestlemania 27.

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