Entrance Music Checker?
Posted: Sun May 28, 2017 5:54 pm
I tend to try to have my characters have unique Entrance music. Not entirely sure what everybody else's approach is.
My argument for: If Wrestler A and Wrestler B are part of a tag team or stable, they may share and entrance song to signify the unity. However, if Wrestler A and B are completely different wrestlers that would only ever cross paths across the ring from one another, then when both enter to "Judas" and they aren't playing mind games with each other, there's a bit of a lost story element. That's not to say that there couldn't be some fun to be had if they had the same song, thus potentially creating an alliance or a rivalry based around it.
In hopefully a less confusing description, if "Judas" starts playing over the arena's speakers and Wrestlers A and B aren't allied, then the crowd doesn't know immediately who it is they are about to see, and a checker, whether or not enforced, could help curtail this fictional confusion. After all, entrance music is as much a part of the character's gimmick as their gear.
Feel free to give other reasons that you are for this idea, reasons that you are against it, or reasons you are indifferent towards it.
My argument for: If Wrestler A and Wrestler B are part of a tag team or stable, they may share and entrance song to signify the unity. However, if Wrestler A and B are completely different wrestlers that would only ever cross paths across the ring from one another, then when both enter to "Judas" and they aren't playing mind games with each other, there's a bit of a lost story element. That's not to say that there couldn't be some fun to be had if they had the same song, thus potentially creating an alliance or a rivalry based around it.
In hopefully a less confusing description, if "Judas" starts playing over the arena's speakers and Wrestlers A and B aren't allied, then the crowd doesn't know immediately who it is they are about to see, and a checker, whether or not enforced, could help curtail this fictional confusion. After all, entrance music is as much a part of the character's gimmick as their gear.
Feel free to give other reasons that you are for this idea, reasons that you are against it, or reasons you are indifferent towards it.