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(S1) - Weekend PT #2 - Mascot - Kendrick - 06-18-2017
The Arizona Outlaws are lucky enough to have Willy the Outlaw as their mascot. Willy let's off the big pistol every time the Outlaws score a touchdown. The pistol is about the size of a Chevrolet Truck! Willy is at every game and even attends the open practices to have some fun with the crowd. Willy has a huge moustache that he can put kids on and walk them down the tunnel.
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(S1) - Weekend PT #2 - Mascot - Lainncli - 06-18-2017
No one's ever seen him, not for sure. There have been legends of course, tales told by the mountain folk of missing livestock or even children stolen away in the night, but never has any seen his face. His name is whispered by mothers alongside the likes of the boogeyman, spewed forth in a rabid froth by hell-bent cryptologists lusting for the proof. String-crossed cork boards, blurred photos and shaky footage hold the keys they seek, forming a tall tale of the monster in the mountains. Eight foot tall, by some accounts ten, snow-white fur or mottled black hair. Great muscular arms, with simian hands large enough to take a grown man in their grip - On occasion claimed to be taloned, a nightmare lurking in the Rockies.
Yet for all his mystery, his aura, there is one thing known of him by all in the state of Colorado. Every other week, in the autumn and winter months, he descends from his alpine perch into the urban jungle. He comes not for food, not for the sinister horror most associate with his kind. He comes for football, to watch his team. A win and he'll return content, smile upon his face and a his urges satisfied. A loss? He's known to become very, very angry. Opposition, beware.
(S1) - Weekend PT #2 - Mascot - Raven - 06-18-2017
Written: Tell us about your teams mascot. How was he created and what does he look like? Does he have any special interactions with the fans or players?
Here in Baltimore we have Howard the Hawk. Who looks like a grand slam Sonic OC made by a 12 year old.
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Some Jett Hawk looking motherfucker. Only our mascot is white. He goes around throwing feathers at people. When the Hawks score a touchdown he will goofely run around and do a very dramatic touch down of his own.
(S1) - Weekend PT #2 - Mascot - NUCK - 06-18-2017
The Wraiths mascot is a person in an elaborate but practical costume. It is made up of 4 and a half million individual strands that form, what looks to be a flowing ragged bed sheet. They wear a mask which is made up of another 2 million strands, the 2 are seamless.
The performer in the costume makes his way threw the crowed during the game and startling those he catches off guard. The preforms are all well trained and have detailed instructions on who, when and where they should preform. The list of dont fuck with includes but is not limited too. Children, the elderly, those in a bad mood, bitchy looking chicks, people on stairs or near a railing.
(S1) - Weekend PT #2 - Mascot - Bojo - 06-18-2017
The Yeti have your traditional giant scarey white furry boogieman looking thing, but in the in interest, but they also have a smaller cuter one for the kids. Mini-Yeti isn't quite as ferocious, but in between quarters he'll go to half field and try to roar, and everybody laughs. During the games he'll sneak up on kids and roar for photo ops.
(S1) - Weekend PT #2 - Mascot - PoloPro - 06-18-2017
The Wraiths Mascot looks like a death eater and goes around the stadium and field on mini segaway with his tadered clothes streaming behind him so he look like he is hovering!
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(S1) - Weekend PT #2 - Mascot - Grapehead - 06-18-2017
The Orange County Otters unveiled their new mascot today and she goes by the name of Ophelia. When asked for comment on the decision Orange County Otters owner Andreas Hearst had this to say:
“Obviously the decision on what type of mascot to use was obvious. We believe the otter is a great mascot, as it displays the qualities we strive to match here in Orange County. As far as the name, I was always a great fan of Shakespeare, and the name Ophelia has stayed with me through the years. It seems really fitting to me to use this name.”
Historically mascots don't necessarily identify with a particular gender, but generally people default to applying the male “he/him” to a mascot. However, the Otters owner was very adamant that Ophelia is in fact a female otter, and cited the decision was made to make a statement. For whatever reason the Otters owner wants everyone to know that they are clearly not a sexist organization because of this, despite what stories may leak to the media.
(S1) - Weekend PT #2 - Mascot - timeconsumer - 06-18-2017
The Orange County Otters have had a rough history with mascots over the short inaugural season of the NSFL, and have had several high-profile PR incidents with them.
The Otters first attempt at a mascot was an actual live sea otter. He had a small swimming pool built into the wall at one endzone, and during halftime and before the game him and his handler would perform certain tricks, like having him take a handoff and run into the endzone with a tiny football. It was adorable and the fans loved it. However it wasn't long before tragedy struck. The sea otter, named Oleg, flipped his lid one fateful day and attacked the visiting team's defensive line coach. The coach was caught so unaware by the unprovoked attack that he struggled to defend himself, and later had 3 fingers amputated.
Shortly after the experiment with the live otter failed, the Otters moved on to the anthropomorphic furry otter suit mascot, easily recognizable and with half of the risk. However, this too ended in failure when the mascot was shortly afterwards arrested for running a drug smuggling and prostitution ring. The team decided to move on from the otter costume as well.
Now the team has settled on a guy waving a flag with the Otters logo on it. It's not very creative or exciting, and not a big hit with the kids. But it's a lot less likely to end in lawsuits, and the Otters ownership is okay with that.
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250 words(S1) - Weekend PT #2 - Mascot - Molarpistols - 06-18-2017
While he is not technically the official mascot of the Orange County Otters, Cecil Otter has been around the team since its inception. The hip-hop artist, out of the Twin Cities in the Great White North has been going by the stage-name "Cecil Otter" for quite some time. It was only natural that he threw his support behind the most famous sports organization whose nickname was the Otters.
Cecil quickly became more and more involved in the team. He performed at the Orange County Otters inaugural Fan Appreciation Day as the headlining musical guest. Ever since, he has garnered attention for his passion in supporting the Otters. Before every show, he makes sure to give a quick shout-out to the Otters, and makes it to every Otter event he can make it to.
Cecil Otter quickly developed personal relationships with many of the Otters players, Ian Bavitz is the prime example amongst them. Ian convinced Cecil to do an Orange County Otters benefit concert to help ease some of the turmoil around the organization with the new GM search. Cecil agreed, and held the concert just last night. Many of Orange County's dignitaries were in attendance, and in Cecil fashion, he put on a great show. To end the concert, Cecil brought all the Otters players onto the stage and they free-styled together. Thankfully, all the Otters players have day jobs, because it was fun, but goodness gracious was it a travesty to hip-hop.
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251(S1) - Weekend PT #2 - Mascot - Esa77 - 06-18-2017
Arizona Outlaws Mascot is a wild west gunslinger with a big cowboy hat and two giant colt 45 pistols at his hip. Classic look of an outlaw, bandana, leather gun holster and everything. During halftime he performs with a sheriff mascot who chases him around the field trying to arrest him. The Outlaw never gets caught and always ends up shooting the sheriff in the ass and the sheriff runs away crying. This act used to end up with the Outlaw mascot killing the Sheriff mascot but some parents complained so Arizona had to change it.